CE / Dinner Meeting – Caries Control: Nutrients as Preventives & Glass Ionomer as the Restorative of the Future

When

May 23, 2024    
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Bookings

Bookings closed

Where

McInnis Park Club Restaurant
350 Smith Ranch Road, San Rafael, California, 94903, Marin County

Event Type

Speaker

Dr. Jeremy Horst Keeper, DDS, PhD

Course Description

In the last decade, noninvasive therapies have revolutionized options for managing dental caries. We started with SDF, but now we have FDA-approved nanotechnologies that do not stain, such as P11-4 (Curodont) and povidone iodine (Betadine). We have learned to use Glass Ionomers as definitive restorations, strengthening the tooth and preventing recurrent caries. This changes the way we prep teeth, so partial caries removal has become the international standard. The evidence is strong. Here we will focus on indications, how-to, and outcomes to empower dental teams to provide gentler care and achieve cost-beneficial success.

Nutrients will include arginine, iodine, vitamins B6 & D, xylitol (sort of a nutrient)

Learning Objectives

1. Explain how P11-4 (Curodont) works, and offer it to patients.

2. Demonstrate how to reduce or even eliminate caries removal with SDF and/or glass ionomer.

3. Offer at least one noninvasive caries treatment to patients.

 

Table Clinics 6:00pm: 1 CE

Course 7:00-9:00pm: 2 CEs

Bio:

Jeremy Horst Keeper DDS, PhD is the director of clinical innovation at CareQuest Innovation Partners, an organization whose mission is to improve oral health for all. As a practicing pediatric dentist, biochemist, and educator, Jeremy is known for investigating the strengths and limitations of Silver Fluoride therapy, helping to develop SMART fillings, and accelerating the adoption of maximally effective, minimally invasive caries management techniques. In support of this work, Jeremy holds affiliations with the University of Washington and the dəxwx̌ayəbus Dental Therapy program. At CareQuest, Jeremy is driving the development of better treatments, preventives, and diagnostics to improve access to person-centered care, integrate oral health into overall health, and stop dental caries.

Bookings

Bookings are closed for this event.