Pediatric Dentistry

The treatment we render to our pediatric patients has significant long-term implications on their dental status through adulthood. Recognizing the far-reaching consequences of our interventions would help us select treatment options that not only look at the present but also at the future well being of the child.

The presentation will provide an overview of Pediatric Oral Pathology from infancy to early childhood with an emphasis on diagnosis and management.

Early diagnosis of the two most common problems (dental caries and erosion) affecting children and adolescents is critically important to prevent or at least limit tooth surface loss. 

This seminar discusses about how to manage the pediatric patient in regular general dental office.Especially focused on the patient that may not cooperate for dental treatment.

Ever wonder why some of our young patients just can’t sit still in the dental chair, or focus on what we are saying, or just brush their teeth daily like we remind them every time we see them?

Personalized or Precision Oral Health Care

The primary objective of pulp therapy is to maintain the integrity and health of the teeth and their supporting tissues.

This seminar discusses about how to manage the pediatric patient in regular general dental office.

This course will focus on training Physicians, General dentists, Dental providers and their team on how to prepare with the young child 0 to 3 years of age in their dental practice.

Participants will learn: