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WHAT’S NEW in Pediatric Dentistry
WHAT’S NEW in Pediatric Dentistry
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Professors
Professors
Sanchit Paul
Target audience
Target audience
Nb of lessons
Nb of lessons
10
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Nb of modules
Course duration
Course duration
16 h 48 min
Delivery method
Delivery method
Google Drive Link, Offline
Course Overview
We have prepared a course for all doctors who work with children and teenagers.
The “What’s NEW in Pediatric Dentistry” topics:
- Anesthesia
- Direct restoration
- Indirect restoration
- Pulp therapy. Endodontic treatment.
What to expect from the course:
- Only new ideas and conceptsup-to-date and evidence-based dataupdated and simplified techniques.
Full Course Program
Pulp vitality preservation: from pulp capping to pulp chamber pulpotomy. Trends 2022
Lesson program:
- New classification of pulpitis
- The aim of an endodontic treatment
- The esthetic perspective of an endodontic treatment
- Diagnosis, decision making, and the expectation of endodontic treatment
- The role of inflammation in pulp defense but also in pulp healing
- Histology of pulp inflammation
- The key factors that have influence on the prognosis of pulp vitality preservation techniques
- The key factors to take into account when choosing between pulp capping or pulp chamber pulpotomy
- The key factors to take into consideration for selecting the capping material
- Managing treatment failures and retreatments.
- Clinical cases.
Endodontic treatment of permanent immature tooth: from apexification to revitalization
Lesson program:
- Immature teeth particularities
- Apexogenesis
- Apexification and MTA
- How understanding of biology will help the clinician to better select clinical cases for regenerative procedures
- Revitalization and Revascularization
- Advantages of revitalization and apexification
- Contraindications of revitalization and apexification
- Tissue engineering: stem cells, growth factors, and scaffold dental pulp
- Repair vs. Regeneration
- Outcomes:
- Patient-based outcome
- Clinician-based outcomescientist-based outcome.
- Revitalization of mature teeth
- The clinical factors to take into account when selecting one technique or the other depending on the clinical situation.
Endodontic management of traumatized immature permanent teeth
Lesson program:
- Dental trauma classification
- The clinical and radiographic features of:
- Enamel fracturesuncomplicated crown fracturescomplicated crown fractures
- Crown-root fracturesroot fracturesconcussionsubluxationluxations (lateral, extrusive and intrusive).
- Diagnostic tests and procedures used in examining patients with dental injuries
- Possible responses of pulp and periradicular tissues to the injury
- Treatment protocols (immediate and long term) for various types of traumatic injuries
- Outcomes of traumatic dental injuries
- Pulp capping, apexification and apexogenesis: detailed protocols
- Regenerative endodontic: detailed protocols.
Updates on the use of stainless steel crowns in pediatric dentistry
Lesson program:
- Advantages of stainless steel crowns
- Indications for stainless steel crowns
- Crown selection
- Evaluation of the crown reduction and preparation: occlusal, proximal and peripheral
- The instruments and materials needed to work with stainless steel crowns
- Step-by-step preparation, seating and fixing of the stainless steel crown
- Contraindication for SS crown placement
- Modification in crown size: undersized and oversized crowns
- SSC and abutments as a space maintainer
- Anterior crossbite correction with SSC
- Open Face SSC: the aesthetic version of SSC
- The HALL Technique: indications, contraindications, methods, instruments, and advantages
- The success and failure criteria of conventional crown restorations and the HALL technique crowns.
The science of pulp capping in primary molars
Lesson program:
- The zones of carious dentin: affected dentin and infected dentin
- Understanding the dentin terminology: tertiary, reactionary, reparative, infected, and affected dentin
- Management of deep caries in primary teeth
- Clinical diagnosis of a pulpal condition
- Stepwise (two-step) caries excavation
- Indirect Pulp Capping (IPC): rationale, indications, and contraindications
- The clinical procedures for indirect pulp capping
- Direct pulp capping: treatment objectives, indications, and treatment considerations
- The salient features of successful pulp capping
- The ideal properties for pulp capping materials
- Histological changes after pulp capping
- Keys to clinical success with pulp capping.
Predictable full coverage crowns in pediatric dentistry. Step-by-step work protocol
Lesson program:
- Full coverage crown restoration for primary teeth
- Communication with parents. Motivation for crowns
- Indications and contraindications for the use of crowns in children
- Necessary equipment, tools and materials
- X-ray examination before and after treatment
- Stainless Steel Crowns:
- Indications, contraindications, advantages and disadvantages
- Tooth preparation protocols
- Cementation
- Postoperative instructions.
- The HALL technique:
- Indications, contraindications, advantages and disadvantages
- Chairside protocol of the technique.
- Strip crowns:
- Indications, contraindications, advantages and disadvantages
- Tooth preparation protocols
- Composite strip crowns
- Glass ionomer strip crowns
- Injection moulding technique.
- Zirconia crowns in pediatric dentistry:
- Posterior and anterior zirconia crowns
- The tissue attachment to zirconia
- Case selection
- Tooth preparation protocols
- Methods for controlling hemorrhage
- Crowns try-in and common errors
- Cementation.
- Postoperative period and general recommendations
- Difficulties, complications and ways to solve them
- Clinical tips and tricks.
New Frontiers in Dental Materials to use on the Pediatric Patients
Lesson program:
- Evidence-based guidelines on non-restorative treatments of cavitated and non-cavitated carious lesions in primary and permanent dentitions
- Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF): advantages, indications, and clinical application
- Caries management challenges of uncooperative and medically compromised patients
- Management of early childhood caries: caries prevention vs arrest
- Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART)
- Silver Modified Atraumatic Restorative Technique (SMART)
- Silver Modified Interim Therapeutic Restoration (SMITR)
- The HALL technique: advantages, indications, and clinical application
- HALL technique vs conventional SSC
- Resin sealant technique: indications and clinical application
- Resin Infiltration: indications and clinical application
- Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) and Resin Modified Glass Ionomer Cement (RMGIC): advantages, indication, and clinical application
- Closed and Open Sandwich Technique
- The critical clinical applications of dentin substitutes (Biodentin® and MTA®).
Minimally invasive dentistry and bioactive materials in dental caries and molar incisor hypomineralization
Lesson program:
- What is the meaning of Minimally Invasive Dentistry (MID):
- Non-restorative caries control
- Restorative caries control
- Selective caries removal.
- Caries prevention: xylitol as a sugar substitute
- Sealants of pits and fissures: hidden fissures and early diagnosis of caries
- How to differentiate between infected and affected dentine
- Rotary caries removal: conventional tungsten carbide burs and their microhardness
- Rotary caries removal: polymer bur for carious dentin removal
- Mechanical caries removal: classification of each type of excavator
- Direct pulp capping in primary teeth
- Silver Diamine Fluoride 38%: Non-Restorative Cavity Control
- Molar Incisor Hypomineralization (MIH) and enamel hypoplasia
- Bioactive biomaterials
- SMART TECHNIQUE:
- Early Lesions
- Deep Caries
- Caries in teeth affected by MIH.
Biomimetiс in pediatric dentistry
Lesson program:
- Biomimetic in Minimally Invasive Dentistry: Bio-Remineralization
- Bioactive Glass Materials in Dentine: MTA, Biodentine and Neo
- MTA in indirect and direct pulp capping
- What does Biomimetic mean in pediatric dentistry?
- New Generation of Glass Ionomers with Strontium
- Giomers
- Minimally Invasive Dentistry in molars affected by MIH:
- Hypersensitivity Control
- Deproteinization of hypomineralized enamel
- Bioactive Biomaterials
- Adhesion
- Aesthetic Restorative Treatment.
New approaches and facts in dental local, moderate, general anesthesia in children
Lesson program:
- Dental phobia: fear, anxiety, panic disorders, dentophobia
- Pediatric behavior types
- Dental anxiety and stress management
- Dental pain evaluation
- The domains of pediatric patient management: physical, pharmacological, aversive and linguistic domains
- Indications of local, general, and moderate anesthesia (sedation)
- Pain levels and nerve fibers responsible for pain
- Common analgesic prescribed to pediatric patients
- Classification of local anesthetics: Amide group
- Classification of local anesthetics: Ester group
- Local anesthetic characterization for pediatric patients: the onset, potency, and protein binding capabilities
- The ASA classification system and the INR reading
- Local anesthesia injection technique: features, composition, and dose calculation
- Oral block injections: IO, ASA, MSA, PSA, NP, GP, IA, and IN nerve block
- The additive and synergistic effect of anesthetics
- Inhalation, Enteral, and Parenteral Anesthesia
- Pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and drug interaction
- Guidelines for sedation and general anesthesia
- Preparations for sedation
- Preparations for general anesthesia
- Side effects of using local and general anesthesia
- Complications during local and general anesthesia.
