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 <p>Aligarh – Faculty members from the Department of Pediatric and Preventive Dentistry at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) expanded their knowledge of current dental best practices and technologies to augment their service offerings to provide the best dental care in a program of Continuing Dental Education (CDE), comprising national webinars on topics such as 'Painless to Painless Dentistry,' 'Managing Bad Breath: Fresh Breath Clinic,' and 'Dental Trauma in Children: A Quick Overview of Management' .</p>
 <p>Speaking on 'Painless to Painless Dentistry' and 'Bad Breath Management - Fresh Breath Clinic', Prof. Yusuf Chunawala (Head, Department of Preventive Dentistry and Dentistry, College of Dental Sciences and MA Rangoonwala Research Centre, Pune ) said that pain, with needle injections as the main culprit, is a very real phobia for many people.  That is why dentists have developed a method of administering injections that enables painless dentistry.</p>
 <p>He talked about no-scalpel surgeries, quick and easy root canals, and relaxing medications.</p>
 <p>Professor Yusuf described techniques to reduce halitosis and maintain fresh breath and discussed the importance of brushing teeth and tongue, flossing and keeping dentures clean.</p>
 <p>Prof. Vijay Prakash Mathur, (Head, Department of Pediatrics and Preventive Dentistry, CDER, AIIMS, New Delhi) clarified the latest guidelines and developments in the management of dental trauma among children.</p>
 <p>He was talking about 'Dental Trauma in Children: A Quick Overview of Management'.</p>
 <p>"Understanding the risk and presentations of dental trauma, and performing appropriate first aid, can lead to positive oral health outcomes," said Professor Vijay.</p>
 <p>He stressed: “The objective in the management of dental trauma is the total recovery of the dental pulp and periradicular tissues.  If proper healing does not occur, complications can arise months or years after the injury."</p>
 <p>The program's organizing chair, Professor Divya Sanjay Sharma (chair of the Department of Pediatric and Preventive Dentistry), said CDE programs like these allow dentists to stay current on the latest advances in providing the best dental care possible while having access to new preventative technology.  , methods of diagnosis and treatment.</p>
 <p>Prof. Rakesh Bhargava (Dean, Faculty of Medicine) and Prof. Rajendra Kumar Tewari (Director, ZADC) commented: “The world of dentistry is growing extremely fast and will continue to grow over time, which makes it clear why It is important for practicing dentists to continue their dental education.”</p>
 <p>The program coordinators, Prof. Mahendra Kumar Jindal, Dr. Sadaf Ghani and Dr. Imam Azam discussed why, as a dental professional, one must keep up with major changes.</p>
 <p>Professor Saima Yunus Khan extended the vote of thanks.</p>
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