Minimally invasive dentistry: Enhancing oral health related behaviour through behaviour change techniques

Review: behaviour management techniques in paediatric dentistry.

BACKGROUND Behaviour management is widely agreed to be a key factor in providing dental care for children. Indeed, if a child's behaviour in the dental surgery/office cannot be managed then it is difficult if not impossible to carry out any dental care that is needed. It is imperative that any approach to behavioural management for the dental child patient must be rooted in empathy and a concer...

Minimally invasive dentistry.

Minimally invasive dentistry.

1 | P a g e S:\Library\PACKAGES\MIN.INTERVENT.doc Last updated: 27 January 2015 Minimally Invasive Endodontics Quint Int 2015; 46 (2): 119-124 Minimally Invasive Sinus Lift Implant Device: A Multicenter Safety and Efficacy Trial Preliminary Results Clin Implant Dent Relat Res 2014; 16 (4): 520-256 Minimal Intervention Dentistry II: Part 6. Microscope and Microsurgical Techniques in Periodontics...

Minimally invasive dentistry.

BACKGROUND During the past few decades, scientific developments in cariology, dental materials and diagnostic systems have changed dentistry's approach to diagnosis and management of dental caries. The authors summarize these developments. OVERVIEW Dental adhesives and restorative materials, new understanding of the caries process and remineralization, and changes in caries prevlance have cat...

Minimally invasive dentistry. Clinical applications.

16-" Doctor, do I have to lose the tooth? " " Do I have to have a crown? I'd rather not cut the tooth down like the last one. " " I hate to have my nice teeth reduced just to replace one tooth. " You have probably heard each of these comments many times. In each case, a decision had to be made as to what treatment to recommend. Every dentist has periodically practiced minimally invasive dentist...