tried to inculcate most of the recent advances in dentistry

1. Good Afternoon
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CHAITANYA.P
II MDS
Dept of Public Health Dentistry

3. ContentsContents
• OMR
• OMFS
• ENDODONTICS
• PROSTHODONTICS
• PERIODONTICS
• ORTHODONTICS
• PAEDODONTICS
• ORALPATHOLOGY
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4. • Public health dentistry
• References
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5. • As a public health dentist we ought to have an update on
recent advances in different specialties. The gap between the
specialist and the communities is best filled by the public
health dentist with regard to recent advances, the Public
health dentist is the one who come across various oral health
care needs of the community.
• This seminar gives a brief idea about the recent advances in
different specialties of dentistry.
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IntroductionIntroduction

6. ORALMEDICINE & RADIOLOGYORALMEDICINE & RADIOLOGY
Biox Camera Technical Specifications
Tube Voltage: 60Kv.
Display Operation Wide Color LCD simple operation
Tube current: 3mA
Exposure Time
Range:
0.01 - 1.6sec
Source to Skin
Distance:
100mm,210mm w/distance cone
X-Ray Field: 60 mm round
Back Shield
Protection:
Lead combine
Total Weight: 2.2kg(4.8lb )
Portable x-ray unit
http://www.buyamag.com/portable_xray_system.php. last accessed on 15/10/15. 6

7. 3D Soft tissue CT
http://www.wisegeekhealth.com/what-is-a-3d-ct-scan.htm last accessed on 15/10/15.
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8. ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERYORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY
• Physique forceps/universal forceps
https://www.physicsforceps.com/physics-forceps-molar-series-set-tnstruments-and-acces
. last accessed on 15/10/15. 8

9. Benex extraction kit
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10. ENDODONTICSENDODONTICS
• RESIN COATED AMALGAM.
• FLUORIDATED AMALGAM.
• BONDED AMALGAM.
• GALLIUM ALLOY.
• ZIRCONOMER.
• BIO AGREGATE/ BIO DENTINE
• ENDOSEQUENCE
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1. FLOWABLE COMPOSITES
2. PACKABLE/CONDENSABLE COMPOSITES
3. SMART COMPOSITE
4. COMPOMER
5. ORMOCERS
6. GIOMERS
7. NANOCOMPOSITES
8. SONICFILL COMPOSITE
DIRECT COMPOSITES

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1. CEROMER
2. SINGLE CRYSTAL MODIFIED COMPOSITES
3. FIBER-REINFORCED COMPOSITES [FRC]

15. PROSTHODONTICSPROSTHODONTICS
• Root form implant
• Hybrid implant
• Balanced dentures
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16. Ultrasonography in periodontics
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Perio-Imager
Sub Gingival temperature measurement
PERIODONTICSPERIODONTICS

17. Oldto
new
ORTHODONTICSORTHODONTICS

18. Clear aligner therapy

19. PAEDODONTICSPAEDODONTICS
• NuSmile Try-In Crowns
• Sonicare For Kids
• Ortho-Tain’s Nite-Guide®
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20. ORALPATHOLOGYORALPATHOLOGY
• X-ray Microscope
• Scanning acoustic microscope (SAM)
• Stereo Microscope
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21. PREVENTIVE / PUBLIC HEALTH
DENTISTRY
PREVENTIVE / PUBLIC HEALTH
DENTISTRY
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Prevention of health is not an altruist concept. It is a mankind’s
primary hope for improving health. Prevention and treatment of
dental caries lesions forming in enamel pits and fissures can be
challenging because of factors such as the "hidden caries"
phenomenon, types of materials to use, methods of bonding
restorative materials, and concerns for conserving tooth
structure. Here is an overall glance on some recent
concepts/advances in preventive dentistry with a detail note on
pit and fissure sealants and topical fluorides.

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Recent trends in
caries prevention
Recent
trends in
oral
prevention
Recent
advances
in HIV
diagnosis
Recent trends in Preventive dentistry
• Fluorides
• ART
• Caries Vaccine
• Xylitol
• Ozone
• Replacement
therapy
• Antibacterial and
antimicrobial
agents
• Caries detection
methods
• Tretinoin
Biofilm
• DNA
Vaccine
and Oral
cancer
preventi
on
• Ora
sure
• Ora
quic
k
Recent Advances
in pit and fissure
sealants
• Microscopic
identification
• Cultures
• PCR
• Genetic
analyses
• Enamel matrix
derivatives
• Bisphosphonate
s
• Photodynamic
therapy
• Local
antimicrobial
delivery systems
Recent trends in
periodontal
disease
prevention
• Fluoride releasing
sealants
• ACP-pit & fissure
sealants.
• Glass ionomers as
sealants.
• Moisture tolerant pit &
fissure sealants.
• Etch- free pit & fissure
sealants.
• Pen type handling of
sealants.
• Fissure sealants with
color change
technology.
• Nano composites as
sealants.
•Harshpriya
et al, recent
trends in
preventive
dentistry-A
review; SRM
University
dental
journal,
2011;2(3):23
2-237

23. Pit and fissure sealantsPit and fissure sealants
• Fluoride releasing sealants
• ACP-pit & fissure sealants.
• Glass ionomers as sealants.
• Moisture tolerant pit & fissure sealants.
• Etch- free pit & fissure sealants.
• Pen type handling of sealants.
• Fissure sealants with color change technology.
• Nano composites as sealants.
• Lasers - Advances in curing of sealants
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24. Advances in sealents.
Improved flow of sealent
Improved retention of sealent
Etch free sealent
Sealant placement even in moist environment.
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25. Fluoride releasing sealents
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26. Fluoride releasing sealents
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27. FLUORIDE-CONTAINING SEALANT: COOLEY et al 27

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29. Pit® & Fissure sealant with ACP
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31. Glass ionomers as sealants
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35. Moisture tolerant-Pit and fissure
sealant
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39. Etch free- pit & fissure sealents
“The ability to not have to etch and rinse is
such a time saver, especially with young
patients’’.
Sealant helps preserve healthy enamel that is
easily demineralized with harsh acid-etchants
Sealant helps preserve healthy enamel that is
easily demineralized with harsh acid-etchants
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40. • No phosphoric acid required
• Ideal handling & viscosity
• Radio-opacity equal to dentin
• BPA- and HEMA-free
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41. PEN TYPE FISSURE SEALENT
• Handles easily and exhibits excellent flow
characteristics.
Unique rolling mechanism at the operators index finger to
allow for easy, smooth, and accurate placement of both
Sealant and Etchant.
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43. • All tips are for one time use.
Ecu-PEN is autoclavable up to 130 °C.
It will withstand 100 autoclave cycles.
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45. Placing the sealent
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46. • Color change technology helps professionals with accuracy
& amount of material placed during sealant procedure.
• Triethylene glycol dimethacrylate(TEGMA) -
Matrix resin monomer
• Titanium Dioxide TiO2 - white color
• Rose bengal sodium - Adds color before curing
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47. NANO COMPOSITES AS SEALENTS
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49. DEEPER PENETRATION
INTO PITS & FISSURES
EXCELLENT FLOW RATE
OF SEALENT
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50. penetration depth in sectioned
tooth OF CONVENTIONAL
sealants is less.
penetration depth in sectioned
tooth OF NANO SEALENTS is
more.
SEALENT PENETRATION.
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51. J Indian Soc Pedod Prev Dent. 2011 Oct-Dec;29(4):294-9. doi: 10.4103/0970-4388.86370.
An evaluation of nanocomposites as pit and fissure sealants in child patients.
Singh S1
, Pandey RK.
Abstract
BACKGROUND:
Dental caries affects populations of all ages in all the regions of the world, with the child patient being at the
highest risk. Fifty percent of the permanent molars are decayed by the age of 12, due to lack of information about
protection and occlusal morphology. Pit and fissure sealing undoubtedly plays a fundamental role in preventing
occlusal caries. The most common approach to assess the sealing ability of pit and fissure sealants of
tooth/restoration is the measurement of dye penetration along the interface.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:
The present study aims to evaluate the microleakage and penetration depth of three different types of dental
materials, namely (A) Conventional pit and fissure sealant, (B) Flowable composite, (C) Flowable nanocomposite.
STUDY DESIGN:
This in-vitro comparative study comprised of extracted human posterior teeth mounted as blocks.
MATERIALS AND METHODS:
In the present study, microleakage and penetration depths of conventional sealants/flowable composite and
nanocomposite were measured with the help of a dye under stereomicroscope.
RESULTS:
Microleakage was found to be highest for the flowable composites, and least for the conventional sealant. The
nanocomposite values were intermediate. Penetration depth was highest for nanocomposite and least for
flowable composite.
CONCLUSIONS:
According to the results, the nanocomposite was found to be an excellent dental material for penetration in
deep pits and fissures, though it exhibits mild microleakage. Hence, it can be recommended for use in pediatric
dental patients, as a pit and fissure sealing agent.
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52. Advances in curing of sealants
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53. LED CURING LIGHT
U.V light cure.
Tungsten halogen curing light 53

54. Light Amplification by Stimulated
Emission Radiation
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57. Recent advances in laser technology and research
have set the stage of revolution in pediatric dental
practice to provide optimal, preventive, interceptive
and restorative dental care in a stress free
environment
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58. • Intra oral fluoride releasing devices are those which release a predetermined
quantity of fluoride inside the mouth over a long period when attached to the
tooth surfaces.
• It consist of a rate controlling membrane inside which a central depot of
fluoride containing plastic copolymer matrix is embedded.
• The release of fluoride ions into oral cavity regulated by the matrix core of
the copolymer membrane.
• These devices release 0.02-0.2ppm 0f fluoride for a period about 3-4months.
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Slow release fluoride devices
Topical FluoridesTopical Fluorides

59. • The copolymer membrane –USA
• The glass bead-UK
• Mixture of sodium fluoride and hydroxyapatite.
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Types

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COWSAR et al 1976

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Original glass device attached to the buccal
surface of the first upper right permanent
molar
Kidney-shaped device bonded to the
upper first
permanent molar tooth

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The latest version of the fluoride glass slow release
device and plastic retention bracket
Latest glass device and bracket attached to
upper first permanent molar tooth

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67. THANK YOU
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