The Hall Technique
Wednesday, May 27th, 2020 5:00 PM PST – 8:00 PM EDT
Course Description
Due to the current coronavirus pandemic dental healthcare professionals have become concerned with patient and provider safety due to the transmission of the disease through aerosols. A shift has been made to care for pediatric patients using minimally invasive dentistry.
One treatment modality that providers are familiar with is the indirect pulp cap. A technique where dental decay is sealed within a tooth using a restorative material. The seal starves bacteria from substrate, and as long as the seal is maintained the cavity does not progress. One method of obtaining this seal is through the placement of a stainless steel crown without drilling or local anesthetic by using the Hall Technique.
This webinar will discuss minimally invasive dentistry for pediatric patients with a focus the Hall Technique.
Upon completion of this CE webinar, the student will be able to:
- Understand advantages and disadvantages of the Hall Technique
- Properly assess which teeth are candidates for the Hall Technique
- Explain to caregivers the science behind the Hall Technique, and properly obtain informed consent
- Utilize the Hall Technique to improve access to care for children
Registration
Pre registration is open. The course will open on May 27th, 2020 to view the live webinar. The course is limited to 300 attendees. Pre registration does not guarantee a seat.
Disclosures:
Dr. Johnson has received an honorarium from SDI North America for his preparation and presentation of this program.
Continuing Education
Sprig Oral Health Technologies, Inc has generously offered to support the course. Attendees will obtain one continuing education credit for completing the webinar. During the course information on how to obtain your credit will be made available.
This course is limited to 300 participants on a first come first serve basis.
Pediatric Dental Speaker - Jarod W. Johnson D.D.S.
Dr. Jarod Johnson is a pediatric dental speaker who lectures nationally to dental groups with a focus on vital pulp therapy for permanent and primary teeth, endodontic treatment in children, silver diamine fluoride, glass ionomers, stainless steel crowns, the Hall Technique, and zirconia crowns.
Dr. Jarod has lectured consecutively for four years at the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry Annual Session. He has also lectured at the Greater New York Dental Meeting, and the Ohio Dental Association Annual Session. He as provided online continuing education content for Dentaltown, Viva Learning, and Aegis Dental. Privately he has lectured for Xcel Dental Seminars, and Sprig Oral Health Technologies.
In addition to being a pediatric dental speaker Dr. Jarod Johnson is in private practice as a pediatric dentist at Arctic Dental in Muscatine, IA. He also serves as an Assisting Adjunct Professor in the Pediatric and Community and Preventive Dentistry Departments.