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Pulp Biology

PB-12 - Data Blitz

Friday, April 19, 2024
10:15 AM – 11:45 AM PT
Location: 408 B
Earn 1.5 CE Credits
Description:
Immerse yourself in the Data and Clinical Blitz sessions, where attendees are presented with a streamlined dive into the latest research findings or captivating and intricate Endodontic cases. It is an innovative learning experience not to be missed.
The key elements for successful outcomes for VPT will be presented within the context of a "process". Products used for VPT are important but are only part of the formula for success.
The audience will have the opportunity to obtain meaningful information from brief presentations and short discussion on Pulp Biology research and the new trends for clinical protocols aiming to preserve the vitality and/or regeneration of the dental pulp to increase longevity of the tooth.

Presentations

• 10:15-10:24 Speaker: Ronald R. Lemon: (Clin/Data) “Vital Pulp Therapy: a process, not just a product”
• 10:25-10:34 Speaker: Domenico Ricucci, (Clin/Data) ”Visual appearance of the exposed pulp tissue as a guide in subsequent decision-making process”
• 11:35-11:44 Speaker: Nessrin Taha, (Clin/Data) “Perspective on partial and full pulpotomy for mature teeth with irreversible pulpitis
• 10:45-10:54 Speaker” Ove A. Peters, (Data/Clin) “Factors predicting outcomes for full pulpotomy as definitive treatment in cases of molars with painful pulpitis”
• 10:55-11:04 Speaker: Stephane Simon, (Clin/Data) “A 10 years recall after revitalization... Success or failure?
• 11:05-11:14 Speaker: Tatiana Botero, (Clin/Data) “Immediate induction for REP?"
• 11:15-11:24 Speaker: Claudia Brizuela, (Clin/Data) "Unlocking the Promise of Cell-Based Regenerative Endodontic Treatment: A Five-Year Follow-Up"
• 11:25-11:45

Discussion: Q & A

Learning Objectives:

  • Describe the importance of Vital pulp therapy as a process not as a product and the visual apparence of the exposed pulp tissues.
  • Determine the perspective on pulpotomy of mature teeth with irreversible pulpitis and the factors predicting outcomes.
  • Explain the ideal recall time on Regenerative Endodontics, possibility of immediate induction and the applicability of cell-based regeneration therapy.


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