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Hello everyone, and welcome back to season 2 of the BITEsize Paediatric podcast!
Molar Incisor Hypomineralisation is more than just a mouthful to say - it is a dental condition that affects around 1 in 5 people in the UK! This condition can significantly affect a child's quality of life, however, not many members of the public (and dentists) know about it.
We were lucky enough to interview Dr Judi Humphreys, a Paediatric Specialist based at the University of Liverpool, about this condition. She has dedicated her postdoctorate research to the management of MIH, and is looking to improve clinical guidelines. This episode acts as a nice summary of all that is MIH, including diagnosis, treatment, and causes.
Extra resources to accompany this episode can be found on our social media and linktree @MPDSSOC
This month's episode is a short but sweet summary of the ways in which dentists can adapt care for children with Autism! We are joined by Professor Siobhan Barry - a Consultant in Paediatric Dentistry at the University of Manchester Dental Hospital.
Within this episode be cover the following:
We hope that this resource can be used by students and clinicians alike to look at the ways that they can adapt dental care for these patients!
Extra resources to accompany this episode can be found on our social media and linktree @MPDSSOC
When it comes to discussing dentistry in the UK vs. USA, it seems that us British have a pretty bad rep! But behind the glitz and glam of American dentistry, is the oral health of children in the US any better than the kids on the other side of the pond?
Getting a phobic child into the dental chair can be an extremely difficult task, let alone injecting them with local anaesthetic!
Hello and welcome to the first ever episode of the BITEsize Paediatrics podcast!
In this episode we cover topics such as:
- Why choose paediatric dentistry in the first place?!
Extra resources to accompany this episode can be found on our social media and linktree @MPDSSOC.
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