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| The European Academy of
Paediatric Dentistry is an
organization of individuals whose
primary concern is in the area(s) of
practice, education and/or research
specifically related to the specialty of
Paediatric Dentistry. It purpose shall
be the advancement of the specialty
of Paediatric Dentistry for the benefit
of the oral health of children. |
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VIII. DENTAL TRAUMATOLOGY.
Competent to :
- understand
the principles of the prevention of injuries including early reduction
of overjet, correction of habits and construction of mouth guards
- carry out an examination and assessment of patients with dental injuries
- including appropriate radiographs formulate an appropriate
- treatment plan based on an understanding of the prognosis for the teeth
- evaluate pulp status including an understanding of different pulp testing methods
- carry out appropriate treatment for minor soft tissue injuries
- understand the measures appropriate to prevent infection following injury
- evaluate luxation injuries and the appropriate treatment including the appropriate use of splinting
- treat injuries to the supporting bone
- carry
out pulp treatment of traumatised teeth including pulpotomy (Cvek
type), apexifcation for immature teeth and root canal therapy for the
completed apex
- restore crown and crown/root fractures, including the use of composite resins, acrylic and porcelain crowns and veneers
- diagnose and treat root fractures
- understand
the biological processes of hard tissue repair and resorption that
occur following the replantation of teeth and clinical experience of
the treatment after avulsion
- carry out appropriate treatment following injury to the primary dentition
Knowledge of :
- the orthodontic management of traumatised teeth
- recognising child physical abuse and be familiar with the correct treatment, notification procedures and follow-up
- diagnosing maxillo-facial injuries and arrange for appropriate treatment
- the recognition and treatment of anomalies of the developing permanent teeth that may arise from injury to the primary dentition
Familiar with :
- the classifcation, aetiology and epidemiology of dental injuries
- the mechanism of the response of the oral tissues to injury and wound healing following injury
- the principles of auto transplantation of teeth
- the principles of osseo-integrated implants
- the signs and symptoms of neurological injury
- the planning of space management following the loss of an anterior tooth including the orthodontic options available
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