Oral-B are proud to have sponsored 11 webinars across April & May 2020 on a variety of topics to support dental education whilst most dental practices were closed. To access these past webinars, see a brief description, the key speaker involved and a link to watch the content below.
The Erosion Explosion! A Practical Guide to the management of Erosive Tooth wear
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This lecture will use clinical case examples to demonstrate the latest materials, equipment and evidence-based clinical techniques for the minimally invasive management of tooth wear and will include the following subject areas:
- Prevalence of non-carious tooth tissue loss
- Detection and diagnosis of erosive tooth wear
- Prevention of erosive tooth wear
- Treatment planning (including occlusal and aesthetic considerations)
- Step-by-step guide to treating wear cases using direct composite
- Restoration maintenance
CPD not available on demand
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Diagnosis - 2B or not 2B - The new Periodontal Classification and how to use this in practice
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- To look at what is a diagnosis
- To explain why the World Workshop felt the need to reclassify the periodontal diseases
- To look at the changes that have been made from the previous classification
- To look at the fine points of the new classification
- To look at the practical use of the new system in general practice
- Know why the changes have been made in the classification of periodontal diseases
- Know how to use the new classification system when diagnosing periodontal disease in practice.
CPD not available on demand
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Ian Dunn Specialist Periodontist
Modern deep caries management: get your team involved with practice-based clinical research and help make a difference to our patients and profession!
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This webinar will provide an overview of the principles for the minimally invasive (MI) management of patients with deep carious lesions and offer an exciting opportunity for primary care practitioners (dentists and therapists) to get involved in collecting clinical evidence as part of a national NIHR-funded primary care clinical trial.
This webinar will summarise the scientific and clinical evidence underpinning the latest concepts behind the minimally invasive operative management of deep carious lesions and will include:
• An overview on the conventional management of deep carious lesions
• An explanation of the principles behind selective caries removal and hard tissue / pulp preservation
• A summary of the clinical research supporting MI operative caries management
• An outline of the current NIHR-funded national UK clinical trial for Selective Caries Removal in Permanent Teeth (SCRiPT)
• Team participation details for the SCRiPT clinical trialCPD not available on demand
Essentials of Periodontal Care in General Practice
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This lecture will provide an overview of all the key perio topics relevant in general practice, including the new classification.
- To outline our current understanding of the aetiology and risk factors of periodontal diseases.
- To understand and simplify the new classification and its application.
- To provide tips on delivering effective oral hygiene advice.
- To understand the objectives of non-surgical periodontal therapy, including indications for antimicrobial therapy.
- To discuss when and how to refer a patient for specialist care.
- To briefly discuss the diagnosis and management of peri-implant diseases.
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Reena Wadia Specialist Periodontist
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- To help identify and diagnose periodontal disease and refer if necessary.
- To help manage most periodontal cases with in general practice.
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New Horizons in Digital Cosmetic Dentistry
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Understand how developing the digital examination within your practice can drive an incredible patient journey and USP for your practice.
See how same-day chairside restorations can help you provide predictable, aesthetic and stress free dentistry!
- Understand the benefits of a fully digital workflow for your practice
- See how a Cerec Workflow can integrate into restorative/orthodontic and implant dentistry
- From single one visit crowns (OVCS) to pushing the digital envelope with full arch cases and digital milled post/core
- Learn tips on how beautiful aesthetics can be achieved with monolithic ceramics utilising digital wax ups, hand characterisation and 3D Stain & Glaze
- Understand the future of digital in dentistry to stay ahead of the curve
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Strategies to prevent and manage early erosive toothwear and dentine hypersensitivity (DH) in general dental practice
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This lecture will provide insight into the aetiology of erosive tooth wear and the sequela, dentine hypersensitivity (DH). Guidance will be provided for the prevention and early management of both conditionsThis lecture will use research findings and clinical cases to demonstrate aetiology, prevention and early management of erosive tooth wear and dentine hypersensitivity that can be implemented in general dental practice.The presentation will cover:• Understanding of the aetiology, susceptibility and impact of erosive tooth wear and DH• Gaining knowledge on current preventative management of erosive tooth wear and DH• Oral hygiene practice to prevent dentine and enamel loss• Knowing when to refer cases
Risk Assessment: Focusing on Prevention in a Post-Pandemic Era?
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This presentation aims to review the value of risk assessment in general dental practice in the context of behaviour change and care planning in oral healthcare. The different tools available will be examined together with the evidence base.
This lecture will briefly describe the rationale behind risk assessment and its role in contemporary preventive practice. It will also demonstrate the impact of personalised biofeedback on patient behaviour and on clinical measures of oral health:
- Understand why risk assessment is central to the practice of individualised patient-centred care
- Appreciate the learnings from the COVI19 pandemic and their influence on the short and longer term
- Be aware of the stepped approach to evidence-based treatment from the forthcoming international guidelines in periodontal therapy, and how these map to our experience of COVID19
- Understand the impact of individualised biofeedback upon patient understanding and engagement in their own oral health regime and the impact on clinical outcomes of disease
- Appreciate the value of risk assessment in informing care pathways in contemporary dental practice, and how it underpins the shift from repair models of care to wellness models
- Have insight into the medico-legal impact of risk assessment for prevention
- Gain some insight into how periodontal care may be delivered safely in the immediate and longer-term future in light of COVID19
How good is your oral medicine?
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This lecture will provide an overview of diagnosis and contemporary treatment of those oral medicine conditions which present most frequently in primary dental care. The emphasis will be on recognition of orofacial disease and its management in primary dental care. There will also be information on the indications and process of referral to specialist care. The material will be presented in the form of a self assessed interactive quiz that will enable participants to gauge the level of their knowledge in oral medicine.
The presentation will provide participants with an understanding of the following aspects of oral medicine in primary dental care.
• The differential diagnosis and initial management of inflammatory and infective causes of oral mucosal disease.
• The investigation and cause of dry mouth and its treatment.
• The diagnosis, investigation and management orofacial pain
• The recognition and referral of mouth cancer and potentially malignant disorders
All change please...? A case studies approach to latest periodontal classification...
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This webinar will provide a practical overview of the latest classification of periodontal diseases using patient cases to illustrate the implementation of the scheme into day-to-day practice.By the end of the webinar, delegates will:
- Have been provided with an overview of the system
- Have been led through its implementation for patient cases
- Have the basis to start using for their patients
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Anthony Roberts Professor of Restorative Dentistry (Periodontology) Dental School & Hospital Ireland
Thoughts on survival - life, restorations and teeth
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In the background of the coronavirus pandemic, which puts little other than life and death into perspective, it might not be easy to see beyond the current crisis. However, there will be a time when dentists and their patients will again worry about how long the restorations placed in their teeth will last, and, arguably, more importantly, how the restorations which they receive will affect the lifespan of their teeth.
This presentation will therefore aim, using results from a 10 million restoration dataset, to predict the effect that given restorations will have a more profound effect on the life of the tooth than others.
At the end of the presentation, the listener will:
- Be aware of the value of choosing the correct, high-quality material for a given clinical situation
- Be aware that some restoration types may adversely affect the life of the restored tooth
- Be aware of the patient and dentist factors which may affect the survival of restorations and the restored tooth.
- Be aware that longevity of the restored tooth, as opposed to merely the survival of the restoration, is most important.
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A pragmatic approach to treatment of erosive tooth wear
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Tooth wear, in the past, was treated by gross destruction of teeth using a turbine drill for crown preparations – a strange way to treat teeth which were already compromised! However, substantial advances in bonding techniques have enabled the use of minimally invasive treatment using composite resin bonded to worn surfaces at an increased OVD. This presentation will discuss the optimum bonding agents for this treatment, the so-called Dahl concept, how to achieve an aesthetic improvement where needed (the concept of pragmatic aesthetics), and will indicate the rates of success which might be expected.
At the end of the course, delegates will:
- Be aware of the bonding agents which will optimise performance
- Know the principles behind bonding composite to worn teeth at an increased OVD
- Be aware of the potential for success of the proposed treatment and the factors influencing that
- Be introduced to the concept of “pragmatic aesthetics”
Learning Outcome
By the end of this webinar, delegates will be able to enhance patient care by attaining an increased awareness of contemporary methods of restoring worn teeth.
This lecture meets the criteria for category C of the GDC’s development outcomes for enhanced CPD
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Peri implantitis! How on earth do we treat this…?
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This lecture will cover what is peri implant diseases and how to diagnose and treat it within general practice.
- To diagnose peri implant disease and understand the management of the disease
- You will be able to diagnose peri implant diseases
- you will also be able to manage peri implant mucositis with simple oral hygiene techniques
- Advantages and disadvantages of screw retained and cement retained restorations
- To utilise new technologies to help our patients maintain their implant reconstructions.
Learning outcomes
To diagnose peri implant diseases and the management.
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Sex, drugs, and sausage rolls – Periodontal risk factors, risk assessment & risk management
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This lecture will look at the common and less well know risk factors for periodontal disease. We will look at risk assessment tools and how risk management is an essential part of periodontal management.
By the end of this lecture, delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of periodontal risk factors, in the following subject areas:
- The significant periodontal risk factors and where they impact on periodontal treatment
- Risk factor assessment tools
- Risk factor reduction
- The need for thorough documentation of the risk factor discussion
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this lecture delegates will be able to enhance patient care by providing periodontal risk factor assessment and educate patients with regard to the importance of risk factor reduction.
This lecture meets the criteria for categories A, C, D of the GDC’s development outcomes for enhanced CPD.
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The mouth is the window on the body – what can you see?
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This lecture will be presented in an interactive quiz style of clinical cases that will allow participants to assess their knowledge of the oral manifestations of systemic disease.
By the end of this lecture, delegates will be able to demonstrate a contemporary understanding of the presentation, investigation and management of a range of medical conditions that may initially present with orofacial signs and symptoms in primary dental care including:
- Mucocutaneous disease
- Haematological disorders
- Connective tissue disease
- Inflammatory conditions
- MalignancyInfections
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this lecture delegates will be able to enhance patient care by recognizing the presence of underlying systemic disease thereby enabling the start of any required treatment at an early stage.
This lecture meets the criteria for category C of the GDC’s development outcomes for enhanced CPD (maintenance and development of knowledge and skill within your field of practice).
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Mike Lewis Professor of Oral Medicine and Dean of the School of Dentistry at Cardiff University Cardiff University
"MI" maintenance of dental restorations in the pandemic era – the "5Rs" unwrapped
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This webinar will provide a review and practical update on the minimally invasive management / maintenance of existing / failing direct restorations in our patients using the patient-focused, team-delivered minimum intervention oral care (MIOC) framework, during and after the pandemic era.
This lecture will provide an overview of the scientific and clinical evidence base for management and maintenance of the existing tooth-restoration complex in adults during and after the CoVid-19 crisis. Clinical case examples will help demonstrate some of the latest evidence-based minimally invasive clinical techniques for the “5Rs” approach – review, refurbish, re-seal, repair and replacement of failing direct restorations and will include the following subject areas:
- Definitions of practice-based MIOC and its four interlinked domains
- What constitutes a failed tooth-restoration complex? 5Rs – review, refurbish, re-seal, repair and replacement, evidence and clinical tips
- Opportunities for postgraduate blended education (masters in Advanced Minimum Intervention Restorative Dentistry at King’s College London)
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this lecture delegates will be able to enhance patient care by optimising all aspects of the 5Rs pathway for managing the existing/failing tooth-restoration complex using minimum intervention oral care (MIOC) principles.
This lecture meets the criteria for categories A (effective communication with patients), C (maintenance and development of knowledge and skill within your field of practice) and D (Maintenance of skills, behaviours and attitudes which maintain patient confidence in you and the dental profession and put patients' interests first) of the GDC’s development outcomes for enhanced CPD.
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Avijit Banerjee Cariology & Operative Dentistry/Hon
Grey areas: a practical guide to caries detection and diagnosis
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This lecture will provide a practical update on caries detection and diagnosis, with a particular focus on radiographic assessment. Content is relevant to one of the General Dental Council’s highly recommended CPD subjects: radiography and radiation protection.
By the end of this lecture, delegates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of caries assessment in the following subject areas:
- Radiation protection: optimization, justification and limitation
- Selection criteria for dental radiography
- Clinical techniques for caries detection and diagnosis• Radiography regulations update
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this lecture delegates will be able to enhance patient assessment by optimizing techniques for the detection and diagnosis of caries.
This lecture meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcomes for enhanced CPD in the following categories: A (effective communication with patients), B (working in the interests of patients at all times), C (maintenance and development of knowledge and skill within your field of practice) and D (maintenance of skills, behaviours and attitudes which maintain patient confidence in you and the dental profession).
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