From Milky Teeth to Permanent Teeth
From primary diagnosis, communication, and treatment planning to basic and advanced behavior management, we will take you through all the steps needed to become an expert in this challenging field. Not every patient requires advanced treatment interventions, together we will establish the methods of assessment of various lesions, how to carry out minimally invasive treatment options and when pulpotomy & pulpectomy are the right choices. This field doesn’t only deal with deciduous teeth but also permanent teeth. Some important tips are covered in this bundle as well, such as the role of preventive and interceptive Orthodontics in managing pediatric cases and how to handle traumatic injuries. Are you ready to dive into this branch?
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What Will I Learn?
"You will learn - the concepts of diagnosis - How to communicate with child dental patients and their patients. -How to make a proper diagnosis. -How to put the right treatment plan according to each case." - Factors influencing child's behavior in the dental clinic - Growth and development - Fear and anxiety - IQ and child personality - awareness of the dental problem - Classification of children according to behaviour in the dental clinic - Parental influence on child behavior. - Dental team guidance - Nitrous oxide sedation - General Anesthesia - How to assess the risk of caries. - Treatment of different early carious lesions. - Pits and fissure sealant - Application of sealant - Preventive resin restoration - Management of Deep carious lesions in Primary/deciduous teeth - Restoration of primary teeth. - Recent trends in the treatment of advanced carious lesions in deciduous teeth. - Hall technique - ART - Silver diamine fluoride. -Silver modified atraumatic restorative treatment. - Interim therapeutic restorations & Ultra conservative approach - pulp therapy ( pulpotomy, pulpectomy, and non-vital pulp therapy) - Extraction in pediatric dental patients - Different ways in full coverage like: - Stainless steel crowns - Strip crowns - Aesthetics crowns ( zirconia crown) - Restoration of severely mutilated primary incisors. - Management of the carious lesions in permanent teeth - Apexogenesis when and how. - Apexification when and how. - Peripheral seal Technique - Direct pulp treatment - Revascularization - Extraction of permanent molars - Managing traumatic injuries in primary Dentation. - Classification of traumatic injuries - Importance of history of trauma. - How to make proper clinical examination after trauma. - Evaluation of radiographic picture. - Emergency care after trauma. - Instructions given to the parents. - Pathologic Sequelae of trauma to the teeth. - Complications following the intrusion. - How to manage Injuries in the permanent dentition - Managing sequela to dental trauma - Treating luxation injuries in permanent dentition - The growth and development of children. - Development of normal occlusion in children - Eruption problems. - Preventive and interceptive orthodontics. - How to treat different oral habits oral habits - How to the management of space problems in children. - Management of crowding of the incisors. - All solutions for occlusion problems. - Skeletal problems. - How to adjust dosage and form in pediatric patients - Uses of antibacterial. - Analgesics uses in pediatric dentistry. - Treatment of CSHCN - General Considerations : Scheduling appointments Dental home Medical consultation Dental Office Facilities & Access Detailed Patient screening First Dental Visit Emotional and Psychological condition Patient communication Planning dental treatment & informed consent Radiographic Examination Preventive strategies Behavior guidance - Treatment of CSHCN - Specific Considerations 1- Developmentally Compromised (Intellectual disability, Cerebral Palsy, Down’s syndrome, Epilepsy, Autism spectrum disorder, Hearing Impairment, Visual impairment) 2- Medically Compromised (Cardiac patients, Patients receiving immunosuppressive therapy and radiation, Diabetic patients, Hemophilia, Renal Failure, Viral hepatitis patients, Sickle cell anemia, Thalassemia, Asthma, Thyroid Disorder).
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- Lecture 1.1 1.0 Factors influencing child's behaviour in the dental clinic
- Lecture 1.2 2.0 Child patient
- Lecture 1.3 3.0 Parental influence
- Lecture 1.4 4.0 Dental team
- Lecture 2.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 2.2 2.0 Caries risk assessment
- Lecture 2.3 3.0 Treatment of early carious lesions
- Lecture 4.1 1.0 Managing traumatic injuries in primary Dentation.
- Lecture 4.2 2.0 Injuries in the permanent dentition
- Lecture 5.1 1.0 Stainless steel crowns
- Lecture 5.2 2.0 Strip crowns
- Lecture 5.3 3.0 Need for aesthetics
- Lecture 6.1 1.0 Growth and development
- Lecture 6.2 2.0 Development of normal occlusion in children
- Lecture 6.3 3.0 Introduction to Preventive and interceptive orthodontics
- Lecture 6.4 4.0 Eruption problems
- Lecture 6.5 5.0 Prevention and treatment of oral habits
- Lecture 6.6 6.0 Management of space problems in children
- Lecture 6.7 7.0 crowding of the incisors
- Lecture 6.8 8.0 Spacing problem
- Lecture 6.9 9.0 Occlusion problem
- Lecture 6.10 10.0 Skeletal problems
- Lecture 7.1 1.0 Introduction and definitions
- Lecture 7.2 2.0 Primary Diagnosis
- Lecture 7.3 3.0 Communication with a child dental patient
- Lecture 7.4 4.0 Communication with parents
- Lecture 7.5 5.0 Detailed diagnosis
- Lecture 7.6 6.0 Treatment planning
- Lecture 7.7 7.0 Anticipatory guidance
- Lecture 8.1 1.0 Adjustment of dosage and form in pediatric patients
- Lecture 8.2 2.0 Antimicrobials
- Lecture 8.3 3.0 Analgesics
- Lecture 9.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 9.2 2.0 Treatment of CSHCN - General Consederations
- Lecture 9.3 3.0 Treatment of CSHCN - Specific Consederations
- Lecture 10.1 1.0 Management of the carious lesions in Permanent teeth
- Lecture 10.2 2.0 Apexification
- Lecture 10.3 3.0 Revascularization
- Lecture 10.4 4.0 Extraction of permanent molars
