The Tween Tooth was a term coined by Dr. Susan Seale as the tooth caught between the pediatric dentist, the general dentist and the endodontist. This course provides dental professionals with the latest knowledge and techniques for effectively treating grossly carious first permanent molars in pediatric patients.
The course offers an in-depth exploration of diagnosis and management of dental caries in children's permanent first molars. It addresses the unique challenges posed by this condition and the various behavior management and treatment options available, including both non-invasive, restorative, and surgical approaches.
After completing this webinar, participants will be able to:
- Identify the risk factors and early signs of dental caries in first permanent molars in children.
- Implement non-invasive treatment strategies, such as fluoride therapy and dietary modifications.
- Exploring restorative treatment options for carious first permanent molars, including the use of different materials and techniques.
- Discussing the management of complications and associated conditions, such as enamel hypoplasia.
- Understand the timing of extractions growth and development of first permanent molars in children.
- Practice effective communication with children and their parents about the treatment process and preventive measures.
