Abstract

The field of pediatric dentistry is evolving rapidly, with innovative approaches redefining how we care for young patients' dental health. This webinar, "Transforming Smiles: Advanced Pediatric Dental Rehabilitation Strategies," explores cutting-edge techniques and materials designed to deliver effective, durable, and functionally pleasing outcomes.

The session focuses on critical aspects of pediatric dental rehabilitation, including pulp therapies, stainless steel crowns (SSCs), zirconia crowns, bioflex crowns, and chairside space maintainers. We will delve into the clinical protocols for performing pulp therapies effectively, ensuring long-term preservation of primary teeth. A comparative analysis of restoration materials—SSCs, zirconia crowns, and the emerging bioflex crowns—will highlight their respective indications, benefits, and limitations, particularly in the context of durability, aesthetics, biocompatibility and above all, Function!

Additionally, the webinar addresses the importance of chairside space maintainers as a practical solution to prevent malocclusion and guide proper eruption of permanent teeth. Through real-world case studies, attendees will gain insights into selecting the most appropriate strategies for complex cases and managing patient comfort and cooperation.

This comprehensive discussion is designed for pediatric dentists and dental professionals seeking to expand their expertise in advanced restorative techniques, ensuring they are well-equipped to meet the diverse needs of their young patients. Join us to explore how these innovative strategies are transforming pediatric dental healthcare.

Learning Objectives

• Understand Modern Pulpotomy Techniques: Gain knowledge of current protocols and materials used in pulpotomies to ensure effective and long-lasting treatment outcomes for primary teeth.
• Compare Pediatric Crown Options: Explore the benefits, limitations, and clinical applications of stainless steel crowns (SSCs), zirconia crowns, and bioflex crowns, focusing on durability, aesthetics, and patient-specific considerations.
• Master Chairside Space Maintainers: Learn the practical steps to design, fabricate, and place chairside space maintainers to prevent malocclusion and guide proper eruption of permanent teeth.
• Develop Case-Specific Treatment Plans: Acquire skills to create tailored rehabilitation strategies for complex pediatric cases, balancing functionality, aesthetics, and patient cooperation.
• Enhance Patient-Centered Care: Improve approaches for managing young patients’ comfort and anxiety during advanced dental procedures, ensuring a positive treatment experience

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