Basic Pediatric Dentistry Program (20 Credit Hours)

When it comes to pediatric dentistry, dentists need specialized knowledge and skills to effectively treat young patients. This field is challenging, particularly when children are anxious or fearful, but the Basic Pediatric Dentistry Program can help. Presented by leading experts in the field, this program consists of a series of videos covering critical pediatric dentistry topics such as behavior management, drug prescription, local anesthesia, and restorative techniques.

In this article, we’ll explore what this program has to offer and how it can benefit dentists. By watching these videos, dentists can earn up to 20 credit hours, gain valuable insights into the latest techniques in pediatric dentistry, and build lasting relationships with parents.

Behavior Management

Managing children’s behavior during treatment is one of the most critical aspects of pediatric dentistry. The Basic Pediatric Dentistry Program contains several in-depth videos providing guidance on behavior management techniques. Dentists will learn how to create supportive environments for young patients, communicate effectively with parents, and use behavior guidance techniques to reduce anxiety and fear in children.

Drug Prescription

Prescribing medication to children requires specialized knowledge. The Basic Pediatric Dentistry Program dedicates a full video to drug prescription in pediatric dentistry. Dentists will learn about bacterial resistance, drug dose calculation, and the most commonly used drugs in pediatric dentistry, including their indications and contraindications.

Local Anesthesia

Local anesthesia is an essential tool for painless dental treatment in children. The Basic Pediatric Dentistry Program includes a comprehensive video featuring local anesthesia overview, steps for predictable anesthesia, and precautions to avoid complications. Dentists will learn the latest techniques for applying local anesthesia safely and effectively, managing local complications, and avoiding systemic complications.

Restorative Techniques

Restoring primary teeth requires specialized knowledge. The Basic Pediatric Dentistry Program includes several videos that cover ideal cavity preparation for restoration, class II, III, IV, and V cavities in primary molars, restorative materials used in primary teeth, and recent trends in the treatment of advanced carious lesions. Dentists can also learn about silver diamine fluoride, a promising treatment for carious lesions in primary teeth.

Conclusion

The Basic Pediatric Dentistry Program provides dentists with the specialized knowledge and skills required to treat young patients effectively. By earning up to 20 credit hours and gaining valuable insights into behavior management, drug prescription, local anesthesia, and restorative techniques, dentists can build lasting relationships with parents and contribute to the oral health and well-being of future generations.

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Basic Pediatric Dentistry Program ( 20 Credit Hours )

ehaviour Management in Pediatric Dentistry - Dr.Marwa Zaghloul
 
Start 1-Introduction And Course Outline-1 (2:30 )
 
Start 2-Difference Between Children And Adults-4 (6:00 )
 
Start 3-First Dental Visit-5 (9:59 )
 
Start 4-Behavior Guidance Techniques (Fearful Child)-6 (10:42 )
 
Start 5-Behavior Guidance Techniques (Spoiled Child)-7 (7:55 )
 
Start 6-Dental Environment Effect On Child Behaviour-8 (4:07 )
 
Start 7-Dentist And Dental Team Effect On Child Behaviour-9 (1:18 )
 
Start 8-Child Psychological Growth And Physical Condition Effect On Behaviour-10 (14:37 )
 
Start 9-Parents Effect On Child Behavior--11 (11:55 )
 
Start 10-Morphology-2 (11:26 )
 
Start 11-Chronology And Teething-3 (7:22 )
 
Start Handout
Drug Prescription in Pediatric Dentistry - Dr.Mostafa Nabil
 
Start 1-Introduction to Drug Prescription (1:04 )
 
Start 2-Why are Kids Different In Drugs Prescription? (6:40 )
 
Start 3- Bacterial Resistance (6:38 )
 
Start 4-Pediatric Drug Dose Calculation (20:25 )
 
Start 6 -Tips And Tricks For Drug Calculation (4:50 )
 
Start 7-The Most Used Drug In Pediatric Dentistry (14:43 )
 
Start Handout
Local Anesthesia in Pediatric Dentistry - Dr. Yehia AlSheltawy
 
Start 1- Introduction (0:43 )
 
Start 2- Local Anesthesia Overview and Steps for Predictable and Painless Anesthesia (1) (9:26 )
 
Start 3- Steps For Predictable And Painless Anesthesia 2 (9:36 )
 
Start 4- Local Complications of Local Anesthesia (2:42 )
 
Start 5- Systemic Complications of Local Anesthesia (6:40 )
 
Start Handout
Understanding Cariology in Pediatric Dentistry - Dr.Sara Shafiek
 
Start 1 Introduction To Cariology (8:46 )
 
Start 2 CAMBRA (Caries Management By Risk Assessment) (19:32 )
 
Start 3 Treatment of early carious lesions (7:15 )
 
Start Topical Fluoride Forms (11:08 )
 
Start 5 Non-Flouride Reminiralization (8:03 )
 
Start 6 Resin Infiltration (4:09 )
 
Start 7 Pits and fissures sealant (17:29 )
 
Start Handout
Addressing White Spot Lesions in Pediatric Dentistry - Dr.Sara Shafiek
 
Start 1. Introduction (0:18 )
 
Start 2. Introduction to White Spot Lesions (4:30 )
 
Start 3. White Lesions Differentiation (9:39 )
 
Start 4. Special Considerations For WSL After Orthodontic Treatment (0:58 )
 
Start 5. Minimally Invasive Treatment Options (2:57 )
 
Start 6. Etch & Mi Paste (5:09 )
 
Start 7. Etch , Bleach & Seal (3:27 )
 
Start 8. Resin Infiltration (7:32 )
 
Start Handout
Understanding Restoration of Primary Teeth - Dr.Sara Shafiek
 
Start Introduction to Restoration of Primary Teeth (0:18 )
 
Start Lecture 1 Ideal Cavity Preparation For Amalgam Restoraton (3:33 )
 
Start Lecture 2 Class II cavities in primary molars- (8:30 )
 
Start Lecture 3 Class ( III , IV , V ) cavities in primary molars- (3:35 )
 
Start Lecture 4 Restorative materials used in primary teeth (13:27 )
 
Start Lecture 5 Recent trend in Treatment of advanced carious lesions in deciduous teeth (6:57 )
 
Start Lecture 5' Silver Diamine Fluoride (14:33 )
 
Start Lecture 6 Traditional Management of Deep Carious Lesions in Primary Teeth (3:05 )
 
Start Lecture 7 Treatment line decision (5:36 )
 
Start Handout
Understanding Pulp Therapy in Primary Teeth - Dr.Sara Shafiek
 
Start Introduction (0:18 )
 
Start 1. Traditional Management of Deep Carious Lesions in Primary Teeth (3:05 )
 
Start 2. Treatment line decision- (5:36 )
 
Start 3. Indirect Pulp Treatment (9:47 )
 
Start 3'. Direct Pulp Treatment (6:29 )
 
Start 3''. Pulpotomy (5:45 )
 
Start 4. Limitations Of Indirect Pulp Treatment (1:28 )
 
Start 5. Dressing Materials Of Pulpotomy (8:45 )
 
Start 6. Alternatives For Formocresol Pulpotony (17:25 )
 
Start 7. Trials (10:42 )
 
Start 8. Pulpectomy (4:55 )
 
Start 9. Irrigants & Obturation Materials (9:53 )
 
Start 10. Non Vital Pulp Therapy Technique (6:36 )
 
Start 11. Follow-Up After Pulp Therapy (11:25 )
 
Start 12. S.S.C. Preparation (6:17 )
 
Start 13. S.S.C. Size Selection (6:20 )
 
Start 14. Permanent Teeth Management (5:58 )
 
Start 15. Direct Pulp Capping In Permanent Teeth (3:41 )
 
Start 16. Partial Pulpotomy For Carious Exposure (1:35 )
 
Start 17. Pulpotomy In Permanent Teeth (5:45 )
 
Start 18. Apexification (8:46 )
 
Start 19. MTA Apexification Technique (1:46 )
 
Start 20. Revascularization (12:05 )
 
Start 21. Pulpotomy Live Demo (8:33 )
 
Start Handout
Understanding Extraction in Pediatric Dentistry - Dr.Sara Shafiek
 
Start 1. Introduction to Extraction In Pediatric Dental Patients 1 (0:01 )
 
Start 2. Introduction to Extraction In Pediatric Dental Patients 2 (0:36 )
 
Start 3. Patient Evaluation-3 (3:35 )
 
Start 4. Tooth Evaluation (8:48 )
 
Start 5. Armamentarium (2:56 )
 
Start 6. General Considerations (13:34 )
 
Start Handout
Space Maintenance in Children - Dr. Mina Kamal
 
Start 1-Course Introduction (0:49 )
 
Start 2-Introduction to Space maintainers (4:34 )
 
Start 3-Chronology (5:47 )
 
Start 4-Types of Space maintainers (11:08 )
 
Start 5-Fabrication of Space maintainers (