Composite in Action | 1 CEU

Jarod Johnson
Jul 18
1 min read

Course Description

This continuing education course explores contemporary restorative techniques and material advancements in pediatric dentistry. Participants will gain practical insight into composite placement strategies, restorative workflows, and esthetic considerations for children and adolescents. The course will examine the clinical application of self-cure composite materials, including indications, handling characteristics, isolation considerations, and restorative techniques for primary and young permanent dentition. Clinical considerations, material selection, and treatment planning factors will also be discussed. Through clinical cases and evidence-based discussion, attendees will explore contemporary approaches to pediatric restorative challenges and evaluate minimally invasive treatment strategies designed to support predictable clinical outcomes.

Learning Objectives

Discuss current trends and material advancements in pediatric composite restorations
Evaluate the clinical applications, indications, and considerations associated with self-cure composite materials in pediatric dentistry
Describe restorative techniques for primary and young permanent teeth using contemporary composite materials
Identify minimally invasive restorative strategies that support efficient clinical workflows and patient-centered care
Review clinical cases demonstrating practical applications and clinical outcomes in pediatric restorative dentistry