Dr. Amre Atmeh
In this webinar, Prof. Atmeh (UAE) highlights how modern bioactive materials can help clinicians manage deep carious lesions more confidently.
Indirect pulp capping is one of the most common procedures performed for managing deep caries, yet it comprises many challenges in practice, which can generate uncertainty for clinicians, such as pulp diagnosis, cavity depth, and pulp exposures.
When these challenges are not fully addressed, they can directly influence treatment outcomes—affecting pulp vitality, long-term restoration success, and overall patient satisfaction. As a result, choosing the right restorative strategy becomes essential to ensuring predictable healing and minimizing the risk of complications.
In this webinar, Prof. Atmeh (UAE) highlights how modern bioactive materials can help clinicians manage deep carious lesions more confidently.
Through evidence-based insights and clinical examples, you will discover what makes Biodentine® a comprehensive therapeutic solution in indirect pulp treatment with the Bio-Bulk Fill technique.
Click here to access the webinar and gain the knowledge needed to enhance your clinical outcomes with more predictable, biologically driven treatment choices.
Dentin restoration
Performing pulp capping procedures on young patients can be quite a challenge – even more when pulp vitality is at stake: the choice of material…
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Dentin restoration
In deep cavity treatments there is an assumption that if the pulp is not exposed, all materials are suitable for treatment, even those containing resin.
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Dentin restoration
When performing indirect pulp caps, pulp protection is sometimes overlooked as it makes procedures more complex—yet the wrong choice of material risks treatment success. In…
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