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CE Speaker Survey
Minimal Intervention Dentistry
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- Public Education
The Academy of Dentistry International is the international honor society for dentists dedicated to sharing knowledge in order to serve the dental and oral health needs and to improve the quality of life of the people throughout the world.
In keeping with our missionand other facts like the surgeon generals' report, we know that Dental Education is lacking amongst the people we serve. This area of the website contains dental education opportunities for the general public. If there is any particular topic that you would like more information on, please conact us.
- Continuing Dental Education
- September 14, 2011 in Mexico City, the Central America Section of ADI presented a CE Symposium to its membership:
Esthetic Restorations New Technologies & Protocol ~ Dr. Gerhard Seeberger, Italy
Status of Oral Health in Mexico City and Yucatan State ~ Dr. Heriberto Vera, Mexico
Minimaly invasive alternatives with Mini implants and Prosthodontics ~ Dra. Maite Moreno, Mexico
How to make invisible Dental Restorations ~ Dr. Federico Perez Diez, Mexico
- In September 2010, in Salvador Bahia, South America the ADI presented a CE Symposium comprised of five speakers from around the world:
Dr. Gerhard Seeberger from Italy "Implant Success in Infected Sites: A Paradigm Shift?"
Dr. Armando Hernandez from Mexico "Update on the early detection of carious lesions and their treatment"
Dr. Santiago Sartori from Uruguay "Innovation management in the dental office"
Dr. Sandro Sanvenero from Italy "A new way in prothesis rehabilitation: the neuromuscular technique and the transformer"
Dr. T. Bob Davis from USA "Fixed Prosthetics: The Most Conservative Bridge To Somewhere"
In June 2010, in Osaka, Japan Dr. Terry Tanaka presented a CE Symposium to the Dental School on behalf of ADI.
- Minimal Intervention Dentistry **
Over the last thirty years there has been considerable research directed at determining the actual cause of dental decay and helping patients overcoming the disease. It is now recognised as a bacterial infection so methods of prevention and elimination of the infection have become well recognised.
This website links you to a new text book which describes the modern approach to the control of caries (dental decay). Several chapters are written in such a way that members of the general public could benefit and learn more about mastering their dental condition.
**This website links you to the text book entitled –
“Preservation and Restoration of Tooth Structure”
Mount GJ, Hume WR, 2nd Edition, Knowledge Books and Software, Brisbane, Australia 2005. For information or purchase contact enquiries@kbs.com.au
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