EPISODE · Jul 26, 2019 · 45 MIN
Caries Management Symposium - Caries Management Strategies - Population Oral Health Perspective
from The Dental Practitioner · host Professor Woosung Sohn
The University of Sydney School of Dentistry and ADA NSW brings you a seven-part lecture series from the 2018 Caries Management Symposium; looking at the future of dental caries through research-based, patient-focused minimally invasive management.In the final episode of this series Professor Woosun Sohn from the University of Sydney tackles the paradigm shift that is required for dental caries management to move away from restoration towards prevention and minimally invasive interventions.Parts 1 & 2 of this series are available to ADANSW members only and cover a lecture by Professor Margherita Fontana from the University of Michigan on "Evidenced Based Strategies for Non-operative Caries Management".Interviewee(s): Professor Woosung SohnRelated Course/Event/Links: Caries Management Strategies - Population Oral Health PerspectiveThe Dental Practitioner is brought to you by the Australian Dental Association NSW. Find resources, episodes, and more at adansw.com.au.If you want to stay up to date with the latest developments in dentistry, check out our upcoming CPD courses at adansw.com.au/cpd.
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The University of Sydney School of Dentistry and ADA NSW brings you a seven-part lecture series from the 2018 Caries Management Symposium; looking at the future of dental caries through research-based, patient-focused minimally invasive management. In the final episode of this series Professor Woosun Sohn from the University of Sydney tackles the paradigm shift that is required for dental caries management to move away from restoration towards prevention and minimally invasive interventions. ...
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