One-Day Live Online Seminar with Dr. Waheed Mohamed presented on December 6th, 2025
Join us for WTX LIVE—a new seminar designed to update our curriculum and expand your clinical skills in third molar surgery. This interactive seminar is included with your membership renewal and will give you practical, real-world insights to stay sharp and confident with wisdom tooth extractions in 2025 and beyond.
Dr. Waheed Mohamed will present new clinical updates, walk through advanced case scenarios, and demonstrate evolved surgical techniques.
What You’ll Learn During WTX LIVE
Session 1: Technique Refinements and Case Evolution
Discover how our surgical approach has evolved since the original WTX course.
• Modifying flap designs for efficient exposure
• Instrumentation adjustments for denser bone and unusual root anatomy
• Nuances in sectioning and luxation techniques for complex impactions
• Tips for improved tissue handling and reduced post-op complications
Session 2: Third Molar Planning with Modern Imaging Tools
Learn how to leverage advanced diagnostics for safer, more confident third molar removal.
• CBCT interpretation protocols for root and nerve proximity
• Overlays and digital tools to plan impactions with greater accuracy
• Identifying red flags in imaging before complications arise
Session 3: Complication Management – Live Online Case Reviews
Watch real cases where complications occurred—and how they were resolved.
• Management of sinus exposures and oroantral communications
• Handling nerve proximity and root displacement issues
• Effective flap closure strategies to promote healing
• Discussion of medicolegal considerations and documentation
Session 4: Advanced Management of Non-Third Molar Extractions
Go beyond third molars and develop a protocol for challenging non-wisdom tooth extractions.
• Techniques for fractured, decayed, or heavily restored teeth
• Use of periotomes, luxators, and sectioning for safe removal
• Decision-making: when to restore, when to extract, and when to refer
• Managing multi-rooted molars with divergent roots or ankylosis
Session 5: Management of Root Fractures and Retained Root Tips
Learn how to recognize and safely manage broken roots or retained fragments.
• Protocols for retrieving fractured apices
• When to remove vs. when to leave in place
• Instrumentation and surgical access tips
• Radiographic signs that predict risk of fracture during extraction
Session 6: Extractions in Medically Compromised Patients
Update your protocols to safely treat patients with systemic medical concerns.
• Modifications for patients on anticoagulants, bisphosphonates, or with heart conditions
• Communication with physicians and pre-op clearance guidelines
• Hemostasis strategies and wound healing optimization
• Understanding risk levels and when to delay treatment