Decoding Dentine Discussions
Welcome to Decoding Dentine Discussions! The podcast dedicated to helping dental professionals better understand, diagnose, and manage Dentine Hypersensitivity (DH), one of the most common yet often misunderstood conditions in dental practice. This series dives deep into the many facets of DH, from its underlying causes—such as enamel erosion and gingival recession—to the clinical signs that often mimic other dental issues like pulpitis or cracked tooth syndrome.
Each episode is designed to provide practical, evidence-based insights that you can immediately apply in your practice. We’ll explore the latest diagnostic tools, discuss real-world patient cases, and share tips on choosing the most effective desensitizing agents and preventive strategies. You’ll also hear how different members of the dental team—from hygienists to periodontists—can collaborate in a multidisciplinary approach to achieve better outcomes for patients.
Whether we’re debunking myths, walking through differential diagnoses, or reviewing new research, Decoding Dentine Discussions delivers concise, actionable knowledge to elevate your clinical confidence. Whether you’re a dental student just starting out or an experienced practitioner refining your approach, this podcast is your trusted companion for mastering the complexities of DH—and providing the highest standard of care.
Brought to you by Haleon, the producer of Sensodyne. – your trusted partner in dentine hypersensitivity care. In cooperation with CAPP MEA - Leader in Continuing Dental Education.
These podcasts can lead to Continuing Dental Educational (CME / CPD / CE) credit points, accredited through CAPP as an American Dental Association (ADA CERP) Recognized Provider. If you are a healthcare professional interested in obtaining CME credit points, you can register and listen to the episodes of this podcast channel on the following website: https://cappmea.com/podcast_director
Decoding Dentine Discussions
EPISODE 6: Preventing DH: Tips and Tactics
Episode Guests:
- Dr. Ninette Banday, UAE
- Dr. Tim Theuri, Kenya
Hosted by Dr. Shaista Siddiqui, UAE
Abstract:
In this episode of Decoding Dentine Discussions, experts Dr. Ninette and Dr. Tim explore the global prevalence and management of dentine hypersensitivity (DH) with a focus on the Middle East, Africa, and Pakistan. Dr. Ninette discusses the impact of cultural practices, dietary habits, and socioeconomic factors on DH prevalence in the Middle East, while Dr. Tim highlights similar concerns in Africa. The episode dives into the importance of early DH screening, effective prevention tools, and patient education. Both doctors emphasize the need for culturally sensitive approaches to overcome barriers to DH treatment, especially in regions where oral health awareness is low.
They also discuss the challenges of accessing accurate information and the necessity of tailored interventions for different age groups and socioeconomic classes. The podcast concludes with a look at practical prevention strategies and case studies, offering listeners a comprehensive understanding of DH management in diverse global settings.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the global prevalence of dentine hypersensitivity (DH), with a focus on regions in the Middle East, Africa, and Pakistan.
- Identify cultural, dietary, and socioeconomic factors that influence the prevalence and management of DH in different regions.
- Recognize the importance of early screening for DH and the role of dental professionals in prevention and patient education.
- Explore effective prevention strategies, including proper oral hygiene practices, dietary modifications, and stress management.
- Analyze case studies and real-world scenarios to understand the practical application of DH management in various populations.
Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for healthcare professionals, including dentists, for educational purposes only. It should not be considered medical advice, a product endorsement, or promotional material.
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