CV
Education Qualification;
- Master’s degree in health care management from Swiss Buisness School “SBS” 2022
- Master’s degree of medical education from King Saud for health science 2020.
- Fellowship in dental surgery “FDS” from Royal college of Edinburgh 2018.
- Membership of Orthodontic from the Royal college of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 2012.
- Saudi Board in Orthodontics with Honor degree in 18/11/2009.
- 1st place, research Award of Excellence in research, enhancing the field of dentistry, from Saudi Dental Society in 2005.
- Master Degree in Dentistry from KSU/ Riyadh in 2004
- Postgraduate specialty in Orthodontics from KSU/ Riyadh in 2003
- Bachelor degree in Dental medicine and Surgery from KAU/ Jeddah in 1993
Work Experience:
- Currently Vise president of Saudi Orthodontic Society.
- Currently Orthodontist Consultant and RTP in Jeddah specialty dental Center.
- Former chairman of the examination committee in Saudi Board of Ort
The Road Map to Decrease Incidence of Malocclusion in Community
Interceptive treatment has been identified as that phase of science and art of orthodontic employed to recognize and eliminate potential irregularities and malposition of the developing dentofacial complex. Malocclusion is not a disease rather than a developmental problem. Identifying etiology of malocclusion and dominant orthodontic problems as well as early detection could help in future effective treatment, management, and public health planning. An early treatment, especially preventive orthodontic treatment, was needed in almost all children. The purpose of early treatments is to enhance the proper dental and skeletal development by correction or early interception malocclusion. Early treatment can also reduce the severity of malocclusion and the treatment time in the permanent dentition. In this presentation, I will clarify how the general dentist can efficiently and properly reduce the incidence of malocclusion in the community.
Learning objectives
- Learn and define interceptive treatment approach
- Understand various methods intrerceptive procedures
- Identify the proper timing for treatment
- Compare between one-phae versus two-phase treatment
- Apply the given knowledge to clinical cases
How far have we gone in new technologies for caries prevention?
The iatrogenic effect is deleterious damage to individual patients induced because of orthodontic mechanics. It’s not about how we make mistakes, it's about how to correct them. In this lecture, I will shed light on how the orthodontist can deal with some errors that could happen in the office and ways to decrease the side effects of orthodontic treatment.
Learning objectives
- Identify the risk factors associated with different orthodontic procedure
- Select the appropriate method for prevention
- Manage the anticipated side effect
- Assess Risk factors relative to benefit value
- Assess Risk factors relative to benefit value