This newly revised and updated course combines clinical excellence with evidence-based science. Presented by two highly enthusiastic and experienced pediatric dentists, this course delivers knowledge and skills to help you gain confidence and ease in treating infants, children, and adolescents in your practice.
You'll spend three fast-moving days working through clinical cases and hands-on workshops while benefiting from personalized attention from the instructors. Enjoy close interaction with fellow participants afforded by the small class size, and return to your practice with the knowledge, confidence, and skills to treat your patients with care.
Register for Upcoming Sessions
April 16, 2027 8:00 am - April 18, 2027 12:15 pm
All times for all events are in local Central Time.
Session Location:
Lynda J. Young Conference Room
6-410 Moos HS Tower
Course Number: CF6242
Enrollment is limited to 30.
Learn How To
- Assess updated pediatric guidelines of oral health care
- Gather medical history and informed consent documentation
- Determine the benefits and pitfalls of parents'/caregivers' presence in the operatory
- Analyze current prevention methods
- Utilize updated strategies to manage pain and anxiety among children
- Caring for children with mild-moderate special health care needs
- Select the most appropriate restorative procedures and dental materials
- Understand assessment and removal of deep carious lesions
- Diagnose the primary teeth and young permanent teeth pulp status
- Solve the challenges behind MIH – molars incisors hypomineralization
- Manage developing malocclusion in the primary and early mixed dentition
- Analyze ectopic eruptions during mixed dentition
- Evaluate traumatic dental injuries in the primary, mixed and permanent dentitions
- Prepare and restore primary molars with stainless steel crowns
- Prepare and restore class I, II and III primary molar lesions with RMGI and resin composite
- Implement current techniques in anterior strip crowns and pediatric zirconia crowns
- Determine the need, design and fabricate space maintainers
Training Methods
Illustrated lectures, discussion, demonstration, case studies, laboratory exercises.
The lectures, case-based learning and hands-on experiences provide a unique combination of training to enhance your learning. To further enrich your experience, plan to bring your own challenging cases for a group-discussion.
Details for case submission will be sent following your registration for the course.