Integral clinical approach of minimal intervention of dental caries injury

With this work, he wanted to instruct new dentists on the immediate applicability of minimal intervention of the lesion of dental caries in the clinical area of dentistry for the maximum preservation of the dental structure and the protection of the dentine-pulp organ. In this work, 26 doctors from Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, the United States, Mexico, the Netherlands, and Peru, who deepen both the foundations of Haliology, with the complex relationship with saliva and microbiota) and in a Contemporary clinical approach: Detection, valuation and clinical and radiographic classification of caries lesions, oral health education management, chemical control of biofilm, fluorputa, sealed, infiltrate, Remineral therapies, chemical removal of the carious tissue and bioactive materials. This text, will undoubtedly impact the clinic, services and academia, and will achieve a transfer of the current paradigm of caries treatment by educating dentists in general about minimally invasive options for caries approach.

1. Minimal intervention dentistry, with emphasis on the risk of dental caries
2. Introduction to Cholyology and the minimally invasive clinical approaches
3. Saltivary biofluid and Dental Disease Disease
4. Microbiology of dental biofillette and its relationship with the Carious Process
5. The progression of the carious injury and its microbiopathology
6. Clinical diagnosis of dental caries injuries: detection, valuation and classification
7. Complementary radiographic diagnosis of caries injuries and their classification
8. Educational program for oral health in the dental and home office
9. Oral hygiene and mechanical dental biofilm control
10. Agents for chemical control of dental biofilm
11. Towards the future: How to keep teeth from Dental Caries (Protocol Cambre Pediatric)
12. The diet and its impact on dental caries
13. Fluorputa and minimum intervention in caries
14. Preventive and therapeutic sealants: an update based on the evidence
15. Remineralizing therapies for carious injuries
16. Attractive restorative treatment (TRA): A preventive, therapeutic and restorative alternative
17. New bioactive materials
18. Chemical removal of carious lesions
19. Infiltrating resins
20. Molar Hypomineralization: Clinical Description, Structural Properties, Etiology and Treatment
21. Dental wear on children and adolescents due to non-bacterial causes, with emphasis on erosion