Pediatric dentistry school

– Dental fear and anxiety

– Stomatophobia: what is the patient afraid of?

– Methods of treating a patient with a phobia

– Classical desensitization

– Procedural distress:

- Removing negative stimuli

- Analgesia

- Pain control

- Patient distraction

- Simulation.

– Inhalation sedation with nitrous oxide

– Procedural sedation: criteria and options

– Types of sedation and their characteristics:

- Minimum

- Moderate

- Deep

- General anesthesia.

– Tasks of effective minimal sedation

– Features of sedation in children: anatomy, physiology, psychology

– Sedation Planning: AMPLE

– Basics of safe sedation

– Monitoring during and after sedation: basic parameters

– History of nitrous oxide use

– Nitrous oxide:

- Physical Properties

- Respiratory mechanics

- Pharmacokinetics

- The phenomenon of concentration

- Diffuse hypoxia

- Biotransformation

- Minimum alveolar concentration.

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– Dental fear and anxiety

– Stomatophobia: what is the patient afraid of?

– Methods of treating a patient with a phobia

– Classical desensitization

– Procedural distress:

- Removing negative stimuli

- Analgesia

- Pain control

- Patient distraction

- Simulation.

– Inhalation sedation with nitrous oxide

– Procedural sedation: criteria and options

– Types of sedation and their characteristics:

- Minimum

- Moderate

- Deep

- General anesthesia.

– Tasks of effective minimal sedation

– Features of sedation in children: anatomy, physiology, psychology

– Sedation Planning: AMPLE

– Basics of safe sedation

– Monitoring during and after sedation: basic parameters

– History of nitrous oxide use

– Nitrous oxide:

- Physical Properties

- Respiratory mechanics

- Pharmacokinetics

- The phenomenon of concentration

- Diffuse hypoxia

- Biotransformation

- Minimum alveolar concentration.

– Pharmacology of nitrous oxide:

- Analgesia

- Anxiolysis

- Anesthesia

- Stress

- Amnesia.

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– Application of nitrous oxide:

- Indications and contraindications

- Use in pregnant women

- Advantages and disadvantages

- Side effects.

– Nitrous oxide supply systems: types and operating principle

– System security check

– Preparation for nitrous oxide sedation

– Nitrous oxide application protocol

– Fast induction technique

– 4 stages of anesthesia

– Signs and symptoms of perfect sedation

– Causes of failures in sedation with nitrous oxide

– Sedation level assessment: clinical hints

– Recovery after sedation: tactics

– The effect of nitrous oxide on the clinic staff

– Documentation of the reception

– COVID-19: the use of nitrous oxide in a pandemic

– Treatment of children with special needs

– Non-medical use of nitrous oxide.

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– Radiation risk

– Principles in radiology

– Indication oriented and patient specific image quality in pediatric dentistry

– Impacted teeth visualization

– Diagnosis of orofacial cleft

– Visualization of dental anomalies

– Visualization of bone pathology

– Imaging in syndrome

– Visualization in Orthodontics.

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– Algorithm for choosing a treatment method: invasive or minimally invasive

– Contagiosity and infectivity of caries

– Cariesogenic microflora of the oral cavity: a study

– The concept of dysbiosis

– Factors of caries development: behavior

– Minimally invasive dentistry: principles

– Diagnosis and treatment planning of caries: clinical situation

– Registration of dental caries:

- ICDAS

- CAST

- NYVAD.

– Defects of enamel development: differential diagnosis

– Caries risk assessment and its significance

– Risk assessment tools:

- Karyogram

- CANBRA

- CAT.

– Prevention of caries:

- Fluoroprophylaxis

- Diet (carbohydrate intake)

- Ozone

- Calcium Phosphates (CPP-ACP).

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– Occlusal сaries lesions

– Dental sealants: indications

– Composite and glass-ionomer silants: comparison

– Sеаlant application protocol

– Micro and minimally invasive treatment: advantages and disadvantages

– Proximal caries lesions

– Infiltration method of treatment: indications

– X-ray diagnostics of caries

– Method of tooth separation: technique

– Principles of minimally invasive treatment

– Caries treatment: decision-making algorithm

– Dentin caries: the structure of the carious cavity

– Partial removal of carious tissue: indications

– Step-by-step excavation: methodology

– Hall technique: technique

– Strategies for the removal of carious tissues: comparison

– Treatment without removal of carious tissues:

- Justification

- Indications

- Methodology

- Results of observations.

– Silver diamine fluoride: advantages of using

– Methods of treatment of carious cavities: clinical examples.

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– The main problems with the front teeth

– Features of the treatment of the young permanent teeth

– Defects of enamel development: hypomineralization and hypoplasia

– Treatment of hypomineralization: methods.

- Resin infiltration

- Microabrasion

- Infiltration method.

– Treatment of enamel hypoplasia: tactics

– Minimally invasive methods of trauma treatment:

- Dislocation of the tooth

- Fracture of the crown part of the tooth

- Color-changed teeth

- Complete dislocation and tooth loss.

– Benefits of minimally invasive treatment

– Temporary prosthetics for children.

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– Bleaching materials

– Difficulties in the treatment of young permanent teeth

– Carious lesions: modern treatment strategies

– Treatment without removal of carious tissues:

- Diamine silver fluoride (SDF)

- S-MART technique

- Sealing of the carious process.

– Deep carious lesions:

- Selective removal of carious tissue

- Step-by-step excavation of carious tissue

- Non-selective removal of carious tissue.

– Golden principles of selective removal of carious tissues

– Fissure sealing: indications and tactics

– Types of silants and their properties:

- Resin-based

- Based on composite.

– Caries management: basic principles

– Hypomineralization of molars: causes and treatment tactics

– Steel crowns: indications and methods of application

– Destruction of the first permanent molar: indications for extraction.

Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.

– Field and goals of pediatric dentistry

– Concepts of pediatric dentistry

– Interactions in pediatric dentistry

– Clinical cases of multidisciplinary reabilitation of:

- Trauma

- Multiple acid burns

- Malocclusion

- Impaction

- Oligodontia

- Microdontia

- Bruxism

- Enamel hypoplasia

- Hypominiralization.

– Dental diamond rotary instruments selection

– Reabilitation in mixed dentition by zirconia crown:

- Features of using

- Characteristics

- Types of glass-ionomer for fixation

- Rules of cementation.

– Pediatric restorative dentistry: features, materials, tools and techniques

– Emax: advantages and disadvantages, using in pediatric dentistry.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, General dentists.

– Decision-making algorithm for the treatment of young teeth

– Methods of vital pulp treatment:

- Partial pulpotomy

- Complete pulpotomy

- Advanced pulpotomy.

– Direct pulp capping: a clinical example

– Сvek pulpotomy: demonstration of the technique

– Pulp capping medicaments:

- Calcium hydroxide

- Biodentin

- MTA.

– Prognosis of Сvek pulpotomy

– Cervical pulpotomy: technique

– Caries and complications of caries: tactics for unformed roots

– Selective removal of carious tissue: advantages

– Irreversible pulpitis: symptoms and treatment methods

– Endolite concept

– Early removal of the first molar.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, General dentists.

– Apexification method: advantages and disadvantages

– Regenerative endodontic therapy (REP): indications

– The Triad of Tissue Engineering

– Stages of treatment of a tooth with necrotic pulp:

- Biocompatible chemical disinfection

- Creating a matrix for the growth of new tissues.

– Trilevel Outcome assessement pyramid

– Intracanal medicaments:

- Triple Antibiotic Paste (TAP)

- Double Antibiotic paste

- Calcium hydroxide.

– Antibiotics in REP: augmentin

– The value of a blood clot and its alternatives

– Collagen matrix: method of application

– Histological aspects of regenerative endodontic therapy

– Primary and secondary tasks of endodontic treatment

– Revascularization associated with intracanal calcification (RAIC)

– Materials for intracanal bleaching

– Planning orthodontic treatment after REP

– Stages of root formation by Cvek

– Apexogenesis and REP: the choice of treatment tactics.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, General dentists.

– Hall Technique and Modifications

– Selective Caries Removal

– Pulp Capping (IPC and DPC)

– Pulpotomy

– Access opening for Primary Teeth

– Working Length Determination

– Shaping (Root canal Preparation) in Primary teeth

– Cleaning (Root canal Disinfection) in Primary teeth

– Obturation in Primary Teeth

– Modern Endodontic Approaches (Management of Internal Root Resorption, LSTR and Broken Instrument Retrieval).

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, General dentists.

– Caries in pediatric dentistry

– Breast milk macronutrient contents

– Occlusion and malocclusion

– Diagnosis in pediatric dentistry:

- Dental photography: framing, position, light, equipment

- Study models

- Intraoral scanning

- CBCT

- Periodontal evaluation.

– Treatment options of malocclusion:

- Habits interruption

- Estimulating massages

- Appliances.

– Clinical cases.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, General dentists.