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Dental Trauma Guide for Universities and Dental Schools<\/h2>\n

Dental Trauma Guide provides easy access to all relevant information regarding diagnosis, treatment and prognosis for traumatic dental trauma, with more than 50 years of research behind it. Dental Trauma Guide can be seamlessly integrated into lectures, simulation exercises, and clinical training.
\nOur vision<\/a><\/p>\n

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Free 2-Year Access for Universities and Dental Schools<\/h2>\n

Dental Trauma Guide offers free full access for dental schools worldwide for a 2-year trial period.
\nTerms and conditions apply, read them HERE<\/a>
\nThis initiative is part of our commitment to improving global education and clinical outcomes within traumatic dental injuries. By providing unrestricted access, we aim to give students and faculty a reliable, evidence-based tool that supports both theoretical teaching and clinical decision-making.<\/p>\n

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Getting Started<\/h2>\n

Your school receives a unique organization code, allowing students to register for free using their student email and a choosen password. Students can be up running in matter of minutes. Please contact us to get started.<\/p>\n

CONTACT US FOR FREE TRIAL PERIODE<\/a><\/p>\n

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Using Dental Trauma Guide<\/h2>\n

Whether used in pre-clinical courses or advanced trauma modules, the platform helps ensure that students learn to diagnose and manage dental trauma according to the latest international guidelines.
\nThis short instruction video introduces the main features of the Dental Trauma Guide and shows how to navigate the website so you can get the full benefit of the guide. Watch HERE<\/a><\/p>\n

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Others using the Dental Trauma Guide<\/h2>\n

Alot of schools worldwide is allready using Dental Trauma Guide. And we are trying to gather and share all those experiences. So please do not hesitate to CONTACT US<\/a> with experiences you have with Dental Trauma Guide, and lets share that knowledge between us<\/p>\n

It’s easy because every treatment and every diagnosis is easy to find, and it’s very graphic, and it’s better than the guidelines, because the guidelines have a lot of words, and does not have graphics.<\/p>\n

When we have a doubt, we go to the dental trauma guide and search for the different treatments and diagnosis.<\/p>\n

BraulioCatal\u00e1n, Student<\/em>
\nUniversity of Valparaiso, Chile<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Watch how the platform is used in teaching at a dental school in Chile, watch\u00a0HERE<\/a><\/p>\n

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