Minimally Invasive Treatment of Enamel Defects

Topic Description :

Minimally Invasive Treatment of Enamel Defects

Abstract:

Enamel defects are a big problem for many patients. The most famous of them are MIH, Fluorosis, carious white spot, traumatic lesions. The increased demand for aesthetic treatments today necessarily implies greater attention of the clinician in formulating a correct diagnosis and in the management of these defects. The purpose of the webinar is to illustrate how to perform a right diagnosis of these problems, to identify the nature of the lesions and choose the most suitable treatment plan for resolving aesthetic cases. Participants will learn how to do diagnosis of the main enamel lesions and they’ll receive precise minimally invasive treatment protocols to apply in the aesthetic area, including techniques such as home bleaching, chemical microabrasion, resin infiltration, macroabrasion.

Introduction:

 Minimally Invasive Dentistry is today a goal for clinicians. A lot of white enamel lesions in aesthetic area can be treat by simple and economic protocols, like resin infiltration. But it’s important that clinician know the difference between superficial and deep resin infiltration, and when it’s necessary apply a “multiphase protocol” with other techniques like dental bleaching or superficial abrasion. In this webinar we’ll show what technique is better for each clinical situation, to always have a good aesthetic result for our patients.

Learning Objectives:

1. Diagnosis of enamel defect
2. Minimally invasive treatment protocols
3. Dental bleaching
4. Superficial resin infiltration
5. Deep resin infiltration