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DESCRIPTION:Interestingly\, dentists who treat dental caries in children ar
 e increasingly  understanding that cutting tooth structure with a handpiec
 e is not  always an imperative. Only 5% of all procedures performed on chi
 ldren  are restorations requiring the use of a handpiece. This course will
   review several approaches to managing caries in children that do not  re
 quire the use of a handpiece including: fluoride varnish\, silver  diamine
  fluoride\, Hall crowns\, resin infiltration\, and fissure sealants.  Addi
 tionally\, challenges associated with case selection and treatment  plan d
 evelopment will be discussed. Subsequent to completing the course\,  the p
 articipant should be equipped to manage caries in children in a  manner th
 at minimizes the removal of tooth structure by utilizing a  dental handpie
 ce. Course Objectives:At the conclusion of this course\, participants will
 :Discuss the use of fluoride varnish in managing non-cavitated and cavitat
 ed lesions in childrenRecognize the appropriateness and technique of using
  silver diamine fluoride to  stabilize carious lesions in pre-cooperative 
 childrenAcknowledge the potential role of the Hall crown technique in mana
 ging caries in childrenEmploy resin infiltration to treat incipient proxim
 al lesions in both the primary and permanent dentitionRegister now!
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SUMMARY:ACDE - A Review of Minimally Invasive Procedures in Managing Dental
  Caries in Children
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Interestingly\, dentists who treat dental c
 aries in children are increasingly  understanding that cutting tooth struc
 ture with a handpiece is not  always an imperative. Only 5% of all procedu
 res performed on children  are restorations requiring the use of a handpie
 ce. This course will  review several approaches to managing caries in chil
 dren that do not  require the use of a handpiece including: fluoride varni
 sh\, silver  diamine fluoride\, Hall crowns\, resin infiltration\, and fis
 sure sealants.  Additionally\, challenges associated with case selection a
 nd treatment  plan development will be discussed. Subsequent to completing
  the course\,  the participant should be equipped to manage caries in chil
 dren in a  manner that minimizes the removal of tooth structure by utilizi
 ng a  dental handpiece.<br></p> <p><strong>Course Objectives:</strong></p>
 <p>At the conclusion of this course\, participants will:</p><ul><li>Discus
 s the use of fluoride varnish in managing non-cavitated and cavitated lesi
 ons in children</li><li>Recognize the appropriateness and technique of usi
 ng silver diamine fluoride to  stabilize carious lesions in pre-cooperativ
 e children</li><li>Acknowledge the potential role of the Hall crown techni
 que in managing caries in children</li><li>Employ resin infiltration to tr
 eat incipient proximal lesions in both the primary and permanent dentition
 </li></ul><ul></ul><p><a href="https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_pa
 ge.aspx?ek=0028-0004-8ea7094f05324356a28d8cfe3df6eb87" target="_blank">Reg
 ister now!</a><br></p>
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