Session Date:  Friday October 23, 2026

Session Time:  1:30 PM – 4:30 PM

Presenter Name:  Dr. Reza Nouri

Outline:  

Guidance of Eruption From Early Childhood to Late Teens. (1:30-2:45) 

The guidance of eruption is a dynamic and continuous process that begins in early childhood and extends through the late teenage years, encompassing both primary and permanent dentitions. Understanding how teeth emerge, migrate, and establish functional occlusion is fundamental to early diagnosis and timely intervention of developing malocclusions. From the eruption patterns of primary teeth to the complex transitional changes during the mixed dentition phase and the final positioning of permanent teeth, clinicians play a critical role in influencing outcomes through preventive, interceptive, and corrective strategies. This lecture will explore the biological principles of eruption, normal developmental milestones, common deviations, and clinical approaches to guiding eruption for optimal functional and esthetic results.   

After attending this lecture, participants will be able to: 

• Explain normal eruption patterns from primary dentition through adolescence. 
• Identify early signs of abnormal eruption and developing malocclusion. 
• Interpret clinical and radiographic indicators of eruption disturbances. 
• Apply preventive and interceptive measures to guide eruption effectively. 
• Recognize appropriate timing for referral and multidisciplinary intervention. 

Management of Dentofacial Trauma From Infancy to Adolescence.(3:15-4:30) 

Dentofacial trauma in children and adolescents presents unique diagnostic and management challenges due to ongoing growth, developing dentition, and varying levels of cooperation. From infancy—where injuries often involve primary teeth and supporting structures—to adolescence, when permanent dentition and facial growth are nearing completion, treatment decisions must carefully balance immediate care with long-term developmental outcomes. Effective management requires a thorough understanding of age-specific injury patterns, healing potential, and the impact of trauma on both hard and soft tissues. This lecture will provide a comprehensive framework for assessing and managing dentofacial trauma across developmental stages, highlighting evidence-based protocols, prevention of complications, and strategies to preserve function, esthetics, and growth. 

After attending this lecture, participants will be able to: 

• Identify and classify dentofacial injuries in infants, children, and adolescents. 
• Conduct appropriate clinical and radiographic assessment of traumatic injuries. 
• Implement evidence-based management of dental and facial trauma in primary and permanent dentitions. 
• Anticipate and monitor potential complications and long-term sequelae. 
• Determine appropriate referral pathways and multidisciplinary treatment approaches. 

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