This lecture aims to provide clinical dentists working in private and government practices with a comprehensive understanding of preventive dentistry and practical strategies for implementation. Preventive dentistry focuses on maintaining oral health and preventing dental issues before they arise through daily oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, and patient education. The lecture covers the definition and importance of preventive dentistry, highlighting its long-term benefits for patient health and cost savings. By the end of the lecture, dentists will be equipped with actionable insights to enhance patient care through preventive dentistry, ultimately improving oral health outcomes and fostering a proactive approach to dental care in their clinics. buy the event recording from here 

This course aims to know and understand the types of parasites and hosts, the different forms of host-parasite relationships, the various sources of parasitic infections or infestations, the types of parasite life cycles, and the pathogenesis of parasitic infections affecting the human body. Watch Here:  

All-ceramic restorations are favoured in modern dentistry for their aesthetics and biocompatibility. Types include porcelain, lithium disilicate, and zirconia, each with unique strengths. Tooth preparation ensures structural integrity and aesthetics, while digital scanning enhances accuracy. Resin-based cements provide strong adhesion, crucial for durability. Advances in technology continue to improve these reliable and aesthetically pleasing restorations. buy the event recording from here