WEBINAR COURSE ON CHILDREN’S DENTISTRY

• Cause of Behavior Management Problems;
• Dental Anxiety and Behavior Management Problems;
• Importance of the quality of early childhood dental experiences;
• Cognitive and Behavior Psychology - Learning and Development;
• Cognitive and Behavior Psychology for Pediatric Dentistry - Principles; Goals and Strategic plan echniques for behavior management;
• Intervention fazes and techniques sequences for prevention of Behavior Management Problems;
• Tips and Tricks - STEP BY STEP- for prevention of behavior management problem;
• Pain Control in Pediatric Dentistry : Intra osseous anesthesia (Quicksleeper);
• Roogies: COGNITIVE VIRTUAL TOOL FOR BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT.

• Objectives of Restorative Treatments in primary Teeth;
• Criteria for Restorative Clinical Decisions;
• Medical and Clinical Management of Dental Caries;
• Caries Removal Concepts and clinical implications;
• Clinical Indications; limitations and Scientific Evidence:
1. Caries Arrest (Black Vs White);
2. Direct Restorations (Glass Ionomers and Composites);
3. Pre-made crowns (SSC and Zirconia Crowns);
• Clinical Techniques; Protocols and clinical difficulties:
1. SDF and Tiefenfluoride;
2. Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART);
3. Direct Restorations (Bulk fill Composites);
4. Pre- Made Crowns (SSC and Zirconia Crowns).
• Rubberdam Isolation.

• Pulp Diagnosis in Primary Teeth;
• Pulp treatments Indications and Scientific Evidence;
• Pulp Treatments and New Dental Materials;
• Clinical Protocols:
1. Indirect Pulp Capping;
2. Pulpotomy;
3. Pulpectomy;
4. Pulp Treatments Failures.

• Role of Orofacial functions on Craniofacial development;
• Breathing pattern disorders: how to recognize, what to do;
• Chewing disorders;
• Swallowing disorders;
• Oral Habbits;
• Orofacial Functions: summary assessment for dentists;
• Myofunctional Orofacial Therapy: treatment strategies;
• Therapeutic time: earlier is always the best to do.

With an increasing use of Cone Beam Computed Tomography for dentomaxillofacial diagnosis, concern arises regarding the radiation risks associated with this imaging modality, especially in children. Research evidence concerning CBCT indications in children is still limited.
On the other hand the existing literature is inconsistent in terms of recommendations for dose reduction strategies, such as ultra-low-dose and low-dose-protocols.

Even worse, there is only sparse evidence about the relationship between optimized image dose and image quality.
This webinar tries to make an approach towards indication-oriented and patient-specific recommendations regarding the main cone-beam CT applications in the pediatric field.

• The structure of the first visit. Some clinical advices on non pharmacological behavior management;
• Caries risk assessment and individualized prevention program for every patient;
• Minimally invasive techniques for caries management;
• Restorative options for babies under 3;
• Isolation of the working field;
• A place of GIC in pedodontics for babies;
• Strip crowns vs direct composite layering technique;
• Guidelines for endodontic treatment;
• Restoring totally destroyed primary incisors;
• Crowns in pediatric patients of pre-cooperative stage.
 

1. Concepts:
• Differential diagnosis: White spots, Dental fluorosis, Hypoplasia and Hypomineralization;
• Remineralization of Enamel;
• Sealling of Desmineralization Enamel;
• Biomimetic Remineralization of Dentine.
2. Agents:
• Remineralization and desensitizing agents: Fluor, SDF, Nanohidroxiapatite, Recaldent, Novamin. Xilitol;
• Resin Infiltration;
• Bioactive materials in Biomimetic Remineralization of Dentine: MTA, Bioactive glass.
3. Techniques in Enamel:
• New Remineralization Technique: Microabrasion and Remineralization;
• Resin Infiltrative (ICON).
4. Techniques in Dentine:
• Management of bioactive glass restaurative;
• Management of biactive glass and composite;
• Management of bioactive glass and glass ionomers;
5. Treatment Decisions on hypomineralization:
• Hipersensitivity management;
• Aesthetic management;
• Restauration in enamel breakdown and dentine exposition;
• Treatment of severely affected molars with Hypomineralization.
 

1. Concepts:
• Differential diagnosis: White spots, Dental fluorosis, Hypoplasia and Hypomineralization;
• Remineralization of Enamel;
• Sealling of Desmineralization Enamel;
• Biomimetic Remineralization of Dentine.
2. Agents:
• Remineralization and desensitizing agents: Fluor, SDF, Nanohidroxiapatite, Recaldent, Novamin. Xilitol;
• Resin Infiltration;
• Bioactive materials in Biomimetic Remineralization of Dentine: MTA, Bioactive glass.
3. Techniques in Enamel:
• New Remineralization Technique: Microabrasion and Remineralization;
• Resin Infiltrative (ICON).
4. Techniques in Dentine:
• Management of bioactive glass restaurative;
• Management of biactive glass and composite;
• Management of bioactive glass and glass ionomers;
5. Treatment Decisions on hypomineralization:
• Hipersensitivity management;
• Aesthetic management;
• Restauration in enamel breakdown and dentine exposition;
• Treatment of severely affected molars with Hypomineralization.
 

Upon completion of this course, participants will have learned:
1. Case selection and pre-operative risk assessment of the child patient.
2. To take decisions of treating the child patient under general anesthesia.
3. To be familiar with restorative procedures in primary and young permanent teeth with special emphasis on different and new techniques of restoration of mutilated anterior primary teeth.
4. To choose between the different techniques of pulp therapy in primary and young permanent teeth.
5. Methods of full coverage of primary teeth with special emphasis on laminated crowns and full ceramic crowns.
6. Special tips on full mouth treatment cases.
7. Post-operative care and hygiene instructions of the child patient after full mouth rehabilitation under general anesthesia.
 

1. Hall Technique and Modifications;
2. Selective Caries Removal;
3. Pulp Capping (IPC and DPC);
4. Pulpotomy;
5. Access opening for Primary Teeth;
6. Working Length Determination;
7. Shaping (Root canal Preparation) in Primary teeth;
8. Cleaning (Root canal Disinfection) in Primary teeth;
9. Obturation in Primary Teeth;
10. Modern Endodontic Approaches (Management of Internal Root Resorption, LSTR and Broken Instrument Retrieval).