Six Steps to Success with 6's:Management of compromised first permanent molars in children for primary dental care teams (NW210929B)
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Subject | Paediatric Dentistry | ||
Description | This course for the primary care dentist or therapist will lead you through 6 steps to take to effectively assess cFPM so that you will be able to confidently manage appropriate cases in primary care, identify cases that require referral to Specialist care and manage timely referrals. | ||
Additional information | Compromised First Permanent Molars (cFPM) due to caries or hypomineralistion are quite common in young children in the North West - but treatment planning and management have their challenges. Registration will start at 18:15, please log in at this time to avoid any technical issues. This webinar will be delivered by Microsoft Teams. A link will be sent to you 1 day prior to the course.
Book your place and we will be in touch with further information on how to join a week before the session. You should receive your Microsoft Teams invitation no later than 20th July please check your junk/spam folder. | ||
Venue | Webinar, Greater Manchester View details | ||
Date & time | Wednesday 29 September 2021, 18:30 to 19:30 | ||
Lecturer | Dr Sarah-Jane Snape View details | ||
Target audience | Recommended: Dental Therapist, or Dentist | ||
Development outcome | C, D | ||
Course style | Lecture | ||
Core topic | Not a core topic | ||
Catering | None | ||
CPD hours | 1:00 | ||
Cost | No charge | ||
Aims | Understand and be confident in assessing cFPM in children in primary care and have knowledge of appropriate management strategies in different clinical situations | ||
Objectives | The webinar will cover
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Learning outcomes | At the end of the course the primary care dentist and therapist will feel more confident in identification and management of those cases of cFPM in young children that can be managed in primary care, have increased knowledge of relevant guidelines and management strategies, and will be able to identify the more complex cases that will require support from Specialist Dental Services. | ||