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The Non-Invasive Caries Therapy Guide
The Guide is an illustrated manual on diagnostics, preventives, and therapeutics to fight dental caries without removing tooth structure, including instructions and tips to:
- Differentiate active vs. arrested caries lesions
- Apply silver diamine fluoride, self-assembling peptide P11-4, and more
- Perform the Hall Technique
Goals of the Guide
- Increase access to care by decreasing reliance on invasive dentistry
- Transform the oral health workforce by empowering non-dentists to manage dental caries
- Improve clinical outcomes by optimizing clinical technique
- Lower barriers to adopting evidence-based techniques
More Minimally Invasive Care Resources
Glass Ionomer Cement: Prevention and Beyond
This self-paced online course highlights the unique properties of glass ionomer cement (GIC), including prolonged fluoride release, remineralization, and antibacterial activity. Earn 1 free ADA CERP credit.
Effect of Self-Assembling Peptide P11-4 on Arrest, Cavitation, and Progression of Initial Caries Lesions
A systematic review published in the Journal of the American Dental Association found that self-assembling peptide P11-4 successfully arrested non-cavitated caries lesions and decreased lesion size.
19 Questions (and Answers) about Brush-On Dental Therapies
This blog post summarizes answers to frequently asked questions during a webinar with three experts in minimally invasive care and links to additional resources about minimally invasive care.
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