EPISODE · Jun 24, 2019 · 34 MIN
Caries Management Symposium - Remineralisation of Enamel and Dental Caries
from The Dental Practitioner · host Professor Michael Swain
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 episode four of this series, Professor Michael Swain from the University of Kuwait & University of Sydney summarises 25 years of research on enamel and dentinal caries, the focus of which has been to generate a basic "biomaterials science" understanding of these conditions so that strategies for remineralisation of caries can be understood and quantified.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 Michael SwainRelated Course/Event/Links: Remineralisation of Enamel and Dental CariesThe 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 episode four of this series, Professor Michael Swain from the University of Kuwait & University of Sydney summarises 25 years of research on enamel and dentinal caries, the focus of which has been to generate a basic "biomaterials science" u...
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