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Minimum intervention oral healthcare (MIOC) – is there consensus?Minimum intervention oral healthcare is the holistic patient-focused, team-delivered approach to maintaining better oral health for our patients. As more clinical and scientific evidence-based guidelines are published, is there consensus regarding the content and message?
In his webinar, Professor Avijit Banerjee, Chair of Cariology & Operative Dentistry at the Faculty of Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences, King’s College London, will outline the rationale and underlying principles of minimum intervention oral care (MIOC). This has never been so relevant as it is now, in the PPE – “post-pandemic era” of dentistry, where MIOC must underpin long term oral healthcare service provision. The barriers to its implementation must now be broken down. This process involves coherent strategies and deliverable action plans developed by all the stakeholders involved – the profession (clinical, academic and educators), the public / patients, oral healthcare industry, local / national / international service providers and service regulators. There is clinical and scientific evidence that the principles work, but with a burgeoning number of guidelines being generated by different expert panels, groups and societies, coherent, aligned, clear and pragmatic messages must be promoted and followed.
By the end of this webinar, the delegate should be able to:
- Define the four domains of minimum intervention oral healthcare delivery (identify / assess; prevention of lesions / control of disease; minimally invasive restorative procedures; recall / review).
- Define the underpinning tenets of MIOC – patient-focused and team-delivered oral healthcare, aligned to PPE – the “post-pandemic era” and needs and expectations of a population.
- List non-operative and operative interventions to deliver prevention / control and MI restorations, with respect to caries management
- Gain an overview of the consensus guidelines available to help implement MIOC regimes
- Be aware of the limitations of such guidelines and opportunities for further post-graduate online education in Advanced Minimum Intervention Dentistry (AMID distance-learning KCL MSc course for dentists and therapists).
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30 Comments
is the oral cavity 100% sterile in the womb? Is there any possibility of oral bacteria colonize the baby’s oral cavity during the intrauterine life?
how do you manage clean, cavitated buccal pits of newly erupted molars – do you monitor to see if it remineralise or do you carry our seal/ PRR on them. Thank you
Such an informative webinar Prof Banerjee Thank you
my Question is pertaining to clinical photography: i
1. is there any concenses /agreement on standard views designed for MID?
2. any specialised dental photography technique to assess dental caries?
Thank you
What is the main factor that is holding back the implementation of minimal intervention in Dentistry in the daily routine?
Thank you Prof. for this webinar its enlightening.
Thanks for a wonderful presentation. What Kind of Follow up protocol do you recommend for high risk patients ?
Thank you, Prof.
about behaviioural patient change, what it is your opinion on avoid totally the intake of sugary products between meals?
How do you recommend MI treatment the preferable treatment during COVID and shall remain the treatment of choice hence forth
Me gustaría saber si hay algunos fundamentos esenciales que podamos implementar desde hoy en la práctica diaria que reflejen la odontología mínima mente invasiva.
Thank you
What role do Dental Therapists have going forward in the MI care process ?
Excellent as always, many thanks Avi
Thank you
great talk – but how would you counter – accusation of “supervised neglect ?
Dear Avi Great lecture thanks . Hervé
Thanks a lot!
Brilliant
Thank you for the brilliant lecture!
Thank you
thanks prof
What are your thoughts on having multivariable models implemented to evaluate caries risk?
how can you be sure that you are only removing caries infected dentine?
what do you think of placing GI after 1 week of SDF application ?
Compliment for your lecture
Dio you think that a bioglass release device as able to release calcium phosphate and fluoride ions as CCP -ACP mousse in order to remineralization initial lesions?
Are the bacteria that cause caries transmissible and infectious. Is there vertical transmission from mother to child?
do you advocate the use of caries detector device? Thanks you
Dear Dr. Banerjee. Regarding the ART sealed restoration you’ve shown: why didn’t you perform a sellad restoration with the GIC only, in single increment and ‘press-finger’ technique instead of etching and composite sealant? Thank you, greetings from Peru
to be concret, if you use your drill because caviation is already there, then you might often see, that next to to the caviation there is a demineralized area. Do you stop drilling at this boarder, hoping for remineralization in future/fluoridation… or do you include this area in your restauration ?
Please, titule of the bolo suggested
how do you manage holistic patient care if it involves MID/MIOC sceptics?
Thank you for joining the second session! Please write any questions you have for Prof. Banerjee and he will address them at the end of the presentation.