SDF, CAMBRA, Community Oral Health Report
Silver Diamine FluorideIs one agent to enable effective noninvasive treatment. The announcement of breakthrough therapy designation by the FDA, suggests that SDF may become the first FDA-approved drug for treating caries. Breakthroughs in elucidating the impact of SDF on the dental plaque microbiome inform potential opportunities for understanding caries arrest. SDF can be added to the set of evidence-based noninvasive methods to treat caries lesions in primary teeth.
CAMBRADental caries is the disease that can lead to cavities if left untreated. Tooth decay is an infection that can be prevented. Cavities are the end result of acids produced by oral bacteria. The acids remove minerals from our teeth, but these minerals can be replaced. Given the right care, our teeth can repair themselves. Brushing and flossing alone is sometimes not enough to avoid decay. Fillings and crowns repair the damage done by this infection, but do not stop the process that caused the damage.
Sonoma County Dental Health UpdateThe challenges faced in Sonoma County regarding the oral health of children remain daunting. It remains the goal to have 75% of all children be cavity free. The cost are manifesting not only in dollars but in the impact in learning,
medical complications, school absences and referrals to Child Protective Services. A survey of the dental health of the community is performed every two years. This current report will show what changes have occurred and where we currently stand. About Our SpeakersAnthony Fernandez, DDS
Dr. Fernandez earned his DDS in 1986 at UCSF, and has been in private practice in Santa Rosa for over 32 years. He is an active board member of REDS, and a member of the UCSF Dental Alumni Association. Over the last few years, Dr. Fernandez has implemented the CAMBRA model of care for his patients, in an effort to provide the highest level of preventive oral health.
Jeremy Horst DDS, MS, PhD
A postdoctoral fellow in the Featherstone and DeRisi labs at UCSF, and a practicing pediatric dentist. He has published more than 25 papers and book chapters on genomics analysis and discovery of drug leads for orofacial diseases, and now focuses on discovery of agents to prevent and stop dental caries. Dr. Horst chaired a UCSF committee to assemble clinical indications, a protocol, and guidelines for use of Silver Diamine Fluoride.
Kim Caldewey, PA MPH
Kim Caldewey is the dental health program manager for the Sonoma County Public Health. She graduated from the University of Michigan and John Hopkins University. She has been a leading force in the Dental Health Network in Sonoma County and has helped to promote the general improvement of dental health in the community especially of children. She works to bring leaders and resources together to address this ongoing challenge.
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Course Info
GM Meeting: 3 Core CE
Date: Tuesday, May 14, 2019 Time: 5:30PM-9:00PM Location: Saturday Afternoon Club 430 10th Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 Cost: $79.00 For REDS Members & Their Staff Sign Up Online!
SDF, CAMBRA, Oral Health Report
REDS Members & Staff
$
79.00
SDF, CAMBRA, Oral Health Report
CDA Members & their staff from other components
$
105.00
SDF, CAMBRA, Oral Health Report
Non-CDA Dentists & Their Staff
$
250.00
Live Online
Live Online: SDF, CAMBRA, Oral Health Report
Live Online Only
$
68.00
How It WorksOnce payment has been received for this course, the email address you provide will be added to a registration list of who will be attending online. You will be sent a link to the live broadcast of this event where you will need to login to your persona account with YouTube. This is required so you can comment and ask questions during the course. After the course has completes you will be sent a questionnaire & evaluation form. Complete this form and you will be emailed your CE Certificates.
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