Non-pediatric dentistry

– Non-pharmacological methods of sedation

– Inhalation sedation in dental treatment: indications

– Fear and anxiety in children: causes

– Pain control: premedication, local anesthesia, nitrous oxide

– Guidelines for the use of nitrous oxide at a pediatric dental appointment

– Complications and disadvantages when using nitrous oxide 

– Effective concentration of nitrous oxide

– The mechanism of action of nitrous oxide in the body

– Physical properties and analgesic effect of nitrous oxide 

– ASA classification.

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– Non-pharmacological methods of sedation

– Inhalation sedation in dental treatment: indications

– Fear and anxiety in children: causes

– Pain control: premedication, local anesthesia, nitrous oxide

– Guidelines for the use of nitrous oxide at a pediatric dental appointment

– Complications and disadvantages when using nitrous oxide 

– Effective concentration of nitrous oxide

– The mechanism of action of nitrous oxide in the body

– Physical properties and analgesic effect of nitrous oxide 

– ASA classification

– Stages of anesthesia with nitrous oxide: evaluation criteria

– Nitrous oxide supply methods: surge technique, facial mask, EMONO system

– Monitoring of the patient's condition.

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– Positive dental attitude in the anxious patient 

– Effective communication – recognize aspects of verbal and non-verbal communication relating to dental phobia, and anxiety

– Practical tips that can be utilized in most general practice set-ups to enhance communication with pediatric patients

– How to effectively and efficiently perform treatment, and encourages a child to have a long-term interest in improving dental health and the ongoing prevention of disease 

– Changes in non pharmacological behaviour management techniques in post Covid-19 time.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists.

– Modern ideas about the carious process

– Tasks of the treatment of baby teeth

– Macro- and microanatomy of baby teeth: features 

– Non-surgical control of the carious cavity: methodology, advantages and limitations 

– Diamine Silver Fluoride(SDF): pros and cons 

– ART-methodology: protocol

– SDF vs ART: Research 

– Methods of suspending the development of carious lesions 

– Infiltration and sealing of lesions: effectiveness

– Hall technique: step-by-step protocol, indications, advantages

– Study of the effectiveness of the Hall technique

– Sm-ART technique: advantages of the combined method.

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– Carious dentin: remove or leave 

– Strategies for the removal of carious tissues: evidence based application

– Method of selective removal of carious tissues: a step-by-step protocol

– Assessment of the quality of cleaning of the carious cavity:

- Caries detector: technique and its disadvantages

- Self-limiting burs

- FACE.

– Materials for the treatment of dental caries: amalgam, Bulkfills, fibre-enfoted composites, glass-hybrid materials, alkasite materials.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, General dentists.

– Modern concepts in Cariology

– Fundaments for non and minimally invasive caries treatments

– The techniques of non and minimally invasive dental caries treatment:

- Non restorative caries treatment 

- Atraumatic restorative treatment 

- Silver diamine fluoride 

- Hall technique.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists.

– Diagnosis and classification of MIH teeth

– Etiology of MIH

– Classification of MIH teeth according to severity

– The importance of prophylaxis in affected patients

– Solutions for pain control and the treatment of hypersensitivity.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists.

– Diagnosis and classification of MIH teeth

– The occurrence and the challenges of hypersensitive MIH teeth

– When sealing, direct and indirect restorations are appropriate

– The optimal treatment protocol

– Different materials for treatment.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists.