PEDIATRIC ORAL HEALTH, A PRACTICE BUILDER FOR THE FAMILY PROVIDER

Supported, in part, by an educational grant from Henry Schein.

Friday, November 7, 2014

1:00pm-4:00pm (3 CE hrs)

Room 101-D

Pediatric dentistry provides a dynamic to guide children and families in health awareness and an opportunity for practice growth and success. Evidence is growing that challenges preventive and definitive care traditions and demonstrates that oral health can provide an effective and efficient vector for overall health and wellness. This presentation is an opportunity to examine some of our most common practice traditions and increase the value of dentistry in care management.

Course Objectives:

·       Evidenced based timing for initial and recall pediatric recall visits

·       Strategies to empower effective child-care and self-care

·       Current restorative options and selection strategies

·       Updated vital pulp therapy materials and procedures

·       Practice building in your community

Recommended for…Everyone.

Fred S. Ferguson, DDS, DABPD is professor and director of Pediatric Dentistry at Stony Brook University, School of Dental Medicine.  He is also the director of the AEPPD Program.

In this presentation, Dr. Ferguson does not refer to products of a commercial company with which he has a significant relationship.