Seq #178 Saturday, 11 March 2006

9:00 AM-10:30 AM Dolphin Hotel Asia 3, Symposium - Joint with ADEA
[JOINT] Caries Management: Transitioning from Education and Research to Improve Patient Care

Sponsored by: Cariology Research, Education Research, ADEA Preventive Dentistry Group
Description: Dental caries management should be based on a comprehensive diagnosis and risk assessment, to help support the most appropriate evidence-based surgical and non-surgical treatment decisions for both non-cavitated and cavitated lesions, and their future prevention. This symposium is geared to researchers, educators and practicing clinicians who have interest in management of dental caries. The presenters will: 1) review the available information regarding modalities in teaching and clinically applying contemporary scientific understanding of the biology and associated health behaviors of dental caries in US and Canadian dental schools; 2) discuss how diagnosis, risk assessment, prevention and remineralization of caries can effectively and efficiently be implemented in didactic and clinical teaching, and to facilitate longitudinal observation and outcomes assessment; 3) discuss barriers and process to implement scientifically justified changes in clinical teaching and ultimately in the practice of caries management and prevention; 4) explore how proposed changes can affect third-party payers, and ultimately affect reimbursement methods that both encourage and reward preventive, non-surgical dental treatment; and 5) present a model for integration of dental schools (including teachers, clinicians and researchers), boards of examiners, and practicing clinicians to facilitate adoption of these models of care. This program is supported by OMNII Oral Pharmaceuticals and Procter & Gamble
 
1563  9:00 AM A review of clinical caries prevention teaching and initiatives in US and Canadian Dental Schools, and the new curriculum framework for prevention and population health
J.P. BROWN, University of Texas - San Antonio / Health Science Ctr, USA
  9:20 AM Bridging the gap between research and practice through education: the Indiana University Experience
M. FONTANA, Indiana University, Indianapolis, USA
  9:40 AM Why and how third party systems will adopt caries management
M. ANDERSON, Anderson Dental Consulting, Sequim, WA, USA
  10:00 AM CAMBRA: A model for changing the standard of care
D. YOUNG, University of the Pacific, Orinda, CA, USA
  10:20 AM Discussion

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