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Diagnosis tools and Minimally invasive dentistryMI is now accepted for caries management. Adjunctive technologies to assist early lesion detection have led to widespread marketing of various devices. A thorough understanding of the clinical relevance and limitations of such devices is required to make valid interpretation of their results.
The new diagnostic technologies combining images, magnification and photonic signals completely modify the paradigms of the Minimally invasive dentistry. The 3 steps recommended by the MI Board are IDENTIFY, PREVENT and RESTORE if necessary.
- Learning Objective 1: describe the framework and philosophy advocated by the MI Board to address these 3 steps. It starts with the determination of the Patient Caries Risk which is an indispensable step before any idea of therapeutics. This assessment is the key factor as all the therapies and materials used, will be influenced by the Patient Caries Risk Assessment: High caries or Low caries risk patients.
- Learning Objective 2:l detail how to use these different detection tools to facilitate these 3 essential steps based on the patient’s individual risk. Therefore, Non-Invasive, Micro invasive and Invasive therapeutics will be deeply dependent on magnification tools coupled with photonic signals such as fluorescence or infrared signals.
- Learning Objective 3: give the keys to simplify the clinical procedures in order to democratize Minimally Invasive Dentistry to all general practitioners. How and when to intervene using non-invasive, micro-invasive and invasive techniques according to the patient’s individual caries risk. Many clinical cases and videos will allow you to become familiar with this modern and passionate approach to restorative dentistry.
Clinicians have to keep in mind that appropriate and thorough training on the use of any detection device is necessary to ensure appropriate interpretation.
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27 Comments
Thank u so much
Forgive me, but what do you mean my use the flap? In deep caries.
What you use to disinfect cavity floor ? What concentration?
What do you think about Icon technique? Thank you for the answer
wonderful presentation! thank you.
Can you please reapeat the name of the excavition instrumental you. Are using? Thanks
wich king of varnish use for MIH ?thankfs
Thanks for the presentation Sir. Please I’ll like to know the difference between the open and closed sandwich technique. Thank you
Wonderful presentation, Prof Tassery !
Materials used in stemp technique..??
Thank you so much for the informative session
Thank you
Thank you Prof for this webinar
HI!
CAN YO EXPLAIN ME THE DIFFEREN IN THE OPEN AND CLOSED SANDWICH TECNIQUE?
CONGRATULATIONS!
Thanks, Prof.
thanks
great talk – thanks
concerning the use of US in preparations – assuming the government data interpretation of paucity of data is correct – how would you advise with reference to US Rx ?
Dear Prof. Tassery , Herve’.
Thank you so much for your great lecture and message that are really usable for clinical practice and are of course scientific supported. Step by step try to be mine your suggestion
All clear your the presentation
Most Compliments
Best
Excellent work but do you have recall radiographs to check margins, thank you
Which fluorescein are you using in these photos?
Should i use GIC in deep carious lesion violating biological width? Flapless?
What you think of applying MI varnish of high concentration of fluoride prior to fissure sealing in active lesion?
thank you
dr Maria
Better Erytritol that bicarbonate?
ok
Could you repeat the name of the App?
Thanks
How to check the interproximal spaces with fluorescence? What kind of separator we could use to have a reliable view?
With powder cleaning often i get bleeding around teeth which false fluorescence signal. How to avoid it?
Thank you for joining this webinar! Please write any questions you have for Prof. Tassery and he will address them at the end of the presentation.