1. Introduction to Pediatric Dentistry

2. Definitions Pediatric dentistry: II. Child:
Is an age defined specialty that provides both primary and comprehensive preventive and therapeutic oral health care for infants and children through adolescence, including those with special health care needs.
II. Child:
Biologically, a child is anyone in the developmental stage of childhood, between infancy and adulthood.
Child is “every human being below the age of 18 years unless under the law applicable to the child”

3. Pedodontist or Pediatric dentist:
A specialist in the field of dentistry dealing particularly with the oral health care of children, from infancy through the teenage years.

4. What is the differences between adult and child
Pharmacokinetics:
Uptake of drug and reabsorption
Drug metabolism
Drug excretion

5. What is the differences between adult and child
Emotional differences:
Treatment relationship
with pediatric patient, (dentist) : (child + family)
with adult patient , (dentist) : (patient).

6. What is the differences between adult and child
Emotional differences:
Fear of unknown

7. What is the differences between adult and child
Emotional management
management

8. What is the differences between adult and child
Emotional differences
Concentration time
Children has short concentration time than adult.

9. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
Growth and development
Growth and development of craniofacial
Development and eruption of teeth
Morphology of primary teeth
Development of occlusion

10. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
Growth and development
Growth and development of craniofacial

11. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
Growth and development
Development and eruption of teeth

12. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
Growth and development
Morphology of primary teeth

13. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
Growth and development
Development of occlusion
primary occlusion (20 teeth)
start to erupt at 6 month to 30
months.

14. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
Growth and development
Development of occlusion
Mixed dentition
from 6 years to 13.

15. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
II. Behavior management of child patient
Physiologic management
Pharmacological behavior management technique
Conscious sedation
General anesthesia

16. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
II. Behavior management of child patient
Physiologic management of child patient (non pharmacological management)

17. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
II. Behavior management of child patient
Pharmacological behavior management technique
Conscious sedation

18. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
II. Behavior management of child patient
Pharmacological behavior management technique
General anesthesia

19. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
III. Preventive dentistry
What to prevent
Dental caries
Periodontal disease
Dental trauma
Malocclusion

20. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
III. Preventive dentistry
What to prevent?
Dental caries

21. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
III. Preventive dentistry
Oral hygiene
Diet counseling
Fissure sealant
Fluoride
Regular dental visit (every 3-6 months)

22. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
III. Preventive dentistry
Oral hygiene

23. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
III. Preventive dentistry
Diet counseling

24. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
III. Preventive dentistry
Fissure sealant

25. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
III. Preventive dentistry
fluoride

26. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
III. Preventive dentistry
Regular dental visit (every 3- 6 months)

27. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
IV. Restorative dentistry
Operative dentistry

28. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
IV. Restorative dentistry
Pulp therapy

29. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
IV. Restorative dentistry
Traumatic management

30. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
V. Orthodontics
Preventive orthodontics
Space maintainer

31. Different aspects of pediatric dentistry
V. Orthodontics
Interceptive orthodontics