Description:
This
course was a live-streamed event recorded Nov. 20,
2020.Overview
The early ages, before 71
months, is the best time to discover breathing problems in kids. If they don't
breathe properly early, they don't grow to their best airway health and full
life potential. There are screening, diagnostic, and treatment steps every
dentist can take to ensure their young patients are given every advantage. You
will learn from experts who have put into practice coaching for health in
children and provided therapy to improve the airway. Orthodontic and
otolaryngology specialists will share what they add to a team of professionals
to help general and pediatric dentists treat their patients and teach guardians
what can be done to give children their best chance at health for a lifetime.
Directed exercises and Q&A with the experts will prompt every dental team to
create action plans to talk about airway health for their next child patient.
After completing this course,
the learner should be able to:
• Identify children at risk for poor development of a healthy
airway
• Discuss new-thinking
therapy choices to kids and their guardians
• Form a strategy within their
office to address overall children’s health from a strongly preventive
perspective
Presentations
The Dental Home
2.0 — Lauren Ballinger, D.D.S.
Breathe Well, Little One
— Susan Maples, D.D.S.
2021: A Face Odyssey — Howard
Stupak, M.D.
The Way a Child Breathes Influences Facial Growth and
Development — Rebecca Bockow
D.D.S.Disclaimer
The views of the presenter(s) do
not necessarily represent the views of the American Dental
Association.This is a premium course and not included with the ADA CE
ONline Subscription
$299 ADA members
$349 non-members
Non-dentists and non-members are
welcome to take this course. You’ll be asked for an ADA Login when registering.
Creating an account is free and does not require membership. Follow the links
below to create an account.
Non-dentists
Non-dentists can create
accounts here.
Non-members
Most U.S. dentists and
dental students, regardless of membership status, have an ADA number, which
functions as your User ID. To retrieve your ID, please visit Forgot User ID.
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