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  • Dentistry,  Dr. Tommy Murph,  The Daily Extraction

    The Daily Extraction: Dr. Tommy Murph’s Costa Rica Extraction Courses

    November 11, 2011 /
    Cross posted from Flap’s Dentistry Blog

     

    Video of the Oct. 23-28, 2011 Hands On Extraction Clinic in Flamingo Beach, Costa Rica

    Dr. Tommy Murph of Daily Extraction fame is giving another tooth extraction course in Costa Rica.

    Here are the details:

    • Saturday March 17 thru Wednesday March 21 in Tamarindo, Costa Rica
    • Saturday June 30 thru Wednesday July 4 (Location not set yet…To be determined by December 5th)

    If you really want to learn how to perform simple extractions, surgical extractions and surgical extractions of third molars, give these courses a look.

    The details:

     

    • Class:  Hands On Extractions
    • Credits: Forty (40) Hours AGD PACE Approved
    • Dates: Saturday March 17 thru Wednesday March 21
    • Cost: $4000 
    • Lecture will be Given Saturday Night 6:00pm-9:30pm 
    • and all day Sunday 8am-9:30pm
    • and Monday night 7pm-until finished
    • Clinical Hands On will be all day Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
    • Location: Tamarindo, Costa Rica

     

    More information can be obtained from Dr. Murph: drtommymurph at yahoo dot com or by phone: 843-488-4357

    Dr. Murph’s website is here and his extraction manuals are here on e-Bay.

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    The Daily Extraction: Lower Decayed Molar With A Complication – A Broken Instrument

    March 16, 2011 /

    Dr. Tommy Murph extracts tooth #31 and has a complication – a broken elevator

    Dr. Murph is able to elevate this molar pretty quickly but the tip of his 301 elevator fractures off. He finishes the extraction with the #23 forcep and then goes after the broken instrument tip with a magnetized instrument.

    Here is the pre-operative photo of the tooth:

    And, the pre-operative radiograph (x-ray):

    Here are the magnetized instruments in Dr. Murph’s armamentarium:

    Plus, the instrument he uses to magnetize them:

    It is important for all exodontists to have either magnetized instruments or a magnetizer on hand in case an instrument or surgical bur should break. As you can see in the video above, it can be very difficult to visualize the instrument tip in a field of blood.

    Enjoy your Daily Extraction.

    Dr. Murph is a South Carolina dentist who practices general dentistry who really excels in extracting teeth. For patients in the Myrtle Beach area, I can heartily recommend Tommy as YOUR dentist.

    For dentists, Dr. Murph has a number of resources for you in extracting teeth, including one on one courses in his office.

    Dr. Murph’s website is here and his extraction manuals are here on e-Bay.

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    The Daily Extraction: Upper Decayed Anteriors

    March 13, 2011 /
    Cross Posted from Flap’s Dentistry Blog

    Dr. Tommy Murph extracts teeth numbers 6, 8, 9 and 10 with a 301 elevator and 151 forcep

    Dr Murph goes right after these carious maxillary anterior teeth. Note how he works the 301 elevator and uses the forcep without breaking the very decayed remaining crown.

    Here is the pre-operative radiograph (x-ray):

    Enjoy your Daily Extraction.

    Dr. Murph is a South Carolina dentist who practices general dentistry who really excels in extracting teeth. For patients in the Myrtle Beach area, I can heartily recommend Tommy as YOUR dentist.

    For dentists, Dr. Murph has a number of resources for you in extracting teeth, including one on one courses in his office.

    Dr. Murph’s website is here and his extraction manuals are here on e-Bay.

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    The Daily Extraction: Lower Molar by Dr. Tommy Murph

    January 16, 2011 /
    Cross Posted from Flap’s Dentistry Blog
    Extraction of tooth #30 with a 301 elevator and 23 forcep

    An extraction from yesterday the other day by Dr. Murph. Note the pumping action of the 23 forcep after elevation with the 301 elevator.

    Dr. Murph is a South Carolina dentist who practices general dentistry who really excels in extracting teeth. For patients in the Myrtle Beach area, I can heartily recommend Tommy as YOUR dentist.

    For dentists, Dr. Murph has a number of resources for you in extracting teeth, including one on one courses in his office.

    Dr. Murph’s website is here and his extraction manuals are here on e-Bay.

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