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Topics in Pediatric Dentistry
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This high-interest presentation targets topic areas that pediatric dentists face daily in practice. Each interview penetrates quickly to the core of the topic, consistently emphasizing the hands-on diagnostic and treatment information you need for confident clinical problem-solving.
In each issue, Coordinating Editor Paul Steven Casamassimo, BS, DDS, MS, engages in sharply focused dialogs with noted experts on today's most urgent pediatric dentistry concerns. This fast-paced interview format allows program participants to probe each topic's clinical relevance and its implications for your everyday practice.
With Your Subscription You Receive:
- Each issue contains 60 minutes of sharply focused discussion on the latest diagnostic and treatment advances in pediatric dentistry today.
- Along with your audio you'll receive a four-page newsletter packed with concise summaries of the topics discussed, key references and learning aids for review.
- Plus you'll get a convenient binder filing system for storing your audio
and newsletters.
- Earn a maximum of 36 hours in continuing education credit from The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry online or manually at no additional cost with your 12-issue subscription.
Accreditation
Topics in Pediatric Dentistry is endorsed by the American Academy
of Pediatric Dentistry.
Intended Audience
Pediatric dentists and other dentists interested in the care and treatment in pediatric dentistry.
Educational Objectives
This program is designed to provide pediatric dentists and others interested in pediatric dentistry with a regular overview of the most current, clinically useful information available in contemporary journals. Advances in the diagnosis and treatment of primary and comprehensive preventive and therapeutic oral health care for infants and children through adolescence, including those with special health care needs will be covered.
After completing each issue's activity, the participant is expected to have a working familiarity with the most clinically important information gleaned from the specialty's foremost authorities.
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