Paediatric Dentistry II

1.1 Comprehensive paediatric history; 1.2 Paediatric clinical examination; 1.3 Risk assessment; 1.4 Diagnosis and treatment planning

2.1 Child development and dental behaviour; 2.2 Non-pharmacological behaviour management; 2.3 Communication strategies; 2.4 Pharmacological anxiety management awareness

3.1 Paediatric caries prevention; 3.2 Diet and caries control; 3.3 Oral hygiene instruction; 3.4 Minimal intervention dentistry

4.1 Early childhood caries; 4.2 Caries diagnosis in children; 4.3 Caries management in primary teeth; 4.4 Caries management in young permanent teeth

5.1 Restorative materials in children; 5.2 Restorations in primary teeth; 5.3 Stainless steel crowns; 5.4 Aesthetic restorations in children

6.1 Pulp diagnosis in primary teeth; 6.2 Vital pulp therapy; 6.3 Non-vital pulp therapy; 6.4 Extraction vs pulp therapy

7.1 Diagnosis in immature permanent teeth; 7.2 Vital pulp therapy ;7.3 Apexogenesis and apexification; 7.4 Regenerative endodontics awareness

8.1 Trauma assessment; 8.2 Injuries to primary teeth; 8.3 Injuries to permanent teeth ; 8.4 Avulsion of permanent teeth; 8.5 Trauma follow-up and complications

9.1 Local anaesthesia in children; 9.2 Pain control in paediatric dentistry

9.3 Paediatric extractions

9.4 Management of odontogenic infection

10.1 Developing dentition assessment

10.2 Space loss and space analysis

10.3 Space maintainers

10.4 Interceptive orthodontics awareness

11.1 Importance of first permanent molars

11.2 Molar incisor hypomineralisation

11.3 Restorative management of compromised FPMs

11.4 Planned extraction of FPMs

12.1 Enamel and dentine defects

12.2 Tooth number anomalies

12.3 Tooth eruption anomalies

12.4 Tooth morphology anomalies

13.1 Gingival and periodontal diseases in children

13.2 Oral mucosal lesions in children

13.3 Frenum and soft tissue problems

14.1 Principles of special care paediatric dentistry

14.2 Common conditions affecting dental care

14.3 Dental management considerations

14.4 Safeguarding and vulnerability

15.1 Cardiovascular conditions

15.2 Hematological and oncological conditions

15.3 Endocrine and metabolic disorders

15.4 Immunocompromised children

16.1 Indications for advanced behaviour management

16.2 Inhalation sedation

16.3 General anaesthesia in paediatric dentistry

16.4 Prevention of repeat GA

17.1 Surgical assessment in children; 17.2 Common paediatric oral surgical procedures; 17.3 Paediatric oral surgical complications

18.1 Paediatric oral health epidemiology; 18.2 Community prevention strategies; 18.3 Risk groups in child oral health

19.1 Pain-related emergencies

19.2 Trauma emergencies

19.3 Infection and swelling emergencies

20.1 Consent and assent

20.2 Communication and professionalism

20.3 Evidence-based paediatric dentistry