Jorge Luis Castillo Cevallos, DDS, MSD, PhD
- MSD Pediatric Dentistry, University of Connecticut
- MSD Orthodontics, University of Washington
- PhD, Peruvian University Cayetano Heredia
- Professor, Department of Stomatology for Children and Adolescents, Peruvian University Cayetano Heredia
- Affiliate Asst. Professor, Department of Oral Sciences, University of Washington
- Diplomate, American Association of Pediatric Dentistry
- Two-term IAPD President (2021-2023)
- Past President, Peruvian Society of Pediatric Dentistry
- Past President, Peruvian Society of Orthodontics
- Past Vice President, Latin American Pediatric Dentistry
- Researcher
- Editorial Board, local and international Journals
- Belongs to a family of dentists starting with his father who pioneered Pediatric Dentistry in Peru
How to Face the New Normality in Pediatric Dentistry
The world had gone through difficult times due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our profession and in particular our specialty, pediatric dentistry, had to accommodate to different challenges. After a period of lockdowns and extreme care to not get infected with the virus, we are now going back to normal. Probably we haven ́t experienced yet many of the consequences of the pandemic, but we need to be prepared for what may come: changes in the patterns of behavior of children (and parents) due to the extensive lockdown, changes in the dynamics of dental caries due to different dietary habits and hygiene practices, among others.
Vanessa Kathleen Cainghug, MD, FPSCAP, FPPA
- Fellowship in Child Psychiatry, Philippine Children’s Medical Center
- Residency in General Psychiatry The Medical City, Ortigas Center
- Doctor of Medicine University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center
- Bachelor of Science in Biology, University of the Philippines Manila
- President, Philippine Society of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (PSCAP)
- Head, Section of Child Psychiatry under the Department of Psychiatry, St. Luke’s Medical Center-BGC (SLMC-BGC)
- Past Chair, Department of Psychiatry, SLMC-BGC
- Past Vice President, Philippine Society of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (PSCAP)
- President, Philippine Psychiatric Association (PPA)
- Past Vice President, Philippine Psychiatric Association (PPA)
- Vanguard Awardee, The Medical City, 2022
Behavioral Challenges
The COVID-19 pandemic is indeed a very unique disaster experienced by people around the world. It caused drastic changes in how we live our lives and affected the mental health of a huge number of people especially children. The most common mental health problems brought about by the pandemic are: Anxiety, Depression, stress, and others. This talk will focus on the mental health problems in children brought about by the pandemic and the consequent behavioral problems. Also included are the behavior problems that pediatric dentists will encounter in their young patients and some tips on how to manage these.
Frederick Edward Fabella, PhD
- AB Psychology, University of the Philippines Diliman
- MA in Education Guidance and Counseling, FEU Roosevelt GS Cainta, Rizal
- PhD in Industrial Psychology, EARIST in Manila
- Former Dean, College of Arts and Sciences of Mary the Queen College of Q.C.
- Research Consultant, FEU Roosevelt in Cainta, Rizal
- College Faculty, San Mateo Municipal College
- International Trainer, LifeWorks based in Canada
- Author, Peer Reviewer, Editorial Board Member
Positive Psychology: The Science of Happiness
Using the more recent research findings on happiness, this talk will highlight Positive Psychology and its role in the wellness of the human person. The lecture will expose the misconceptions about happiness. It will also focus on discovering one’s character strengths, how gratitude can enhance happiness, the practical application of the do-good, feel-good phenomenon, savoring, celebrating, positive mental time travel, flow and the PERMA Model of Happiness.
Darren Douglas Chamberlain, DDS
- Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
- Doctor of Dental Surgery, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond
- Residency: New York University, New York, NY Pediatric Dental Residence
- Past President, Provo District Dental Society
- Past President, Utah Dental Association
- Chairman, Dental Department, Utah Valley Regional Medical Center (Jan 2009-Dec 2012)
- Secretary/Board Member, Ensign Academy of Dentistry
Revisiting the Pulp/Pulp Treatment Updates
Treatment of the pulp in pediatric patients is challenging, but rewarding. The pulp of primary teeth can be affected by caries, trauma, and the eruption of permanent successors. This lecture will explore the various ways to treat affected and infected pulp tissue. We will also explore ways to avoid pulpal inflammation and pain. Attention will also be given to the immature permanent tooth and how to avoid root canal therapy. Special emphasis will be given to practical solutions for maintaining vital pulp in the pediatric and adolescent patient.
Royce Mangubat, MD, FPPS
- Emeritus Fellow of the Philippine Pediatric Society
- Consultant, Medical Center Manila
First Line Management of Pediatric Pain and Infection
Objective:
Discuss the pathophysiology and first-line management of pediatric:
- Dental pain
- Dental infections
Outline:
- The Definition of Pain
- Common Causes of Pediatric Dental Pain
- Management of Dental Pain
- Pediatric Mouth Infections
- Considerations for Antimicrobial Therapy in Dental Infections
"Justin" Jae Cheoun Lee, DDS, PhD, FICD
- Past Vice President, Korean Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
- Past President, Korean Academy of Disability and Oral Health
- Past President, Korean Academy of Microscopic Dentistry
- Past President, Korean Academy of Cranio-orofacial Growth Guidance
- Faculty, Seoul National University-School of Dentistry
- Recipient of National Scientific Award
- Author, Editor, Researcher
Reading Children’s Faces
Early detection and intervention of malocclusion based on etiology
As many dentists drill holes and fill cavities without considering the causes of caries, so many orthodontists and pediatric dentists just align the teeth without considering the causes of malocclusion. As an anthropological view, malocclusion is a kind of modern diseases like myopia, diabetes, obesity and other metabolic diseases. As a pediatric dentist, we must understand the changes of environments and try to detect early sign of malocclusion especially through careful examination of faces.
In this lecture, we will review the etiologic factors of malocclusion, and how we can intervene by breathing exercise, muscle functional therapy and forward facial growth guidance.
Jacqueline van den Ende, MSc
- MSc in Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands
- BA in Social Sciences, University College Utrecht
- Co-founder and CEO Carbon Equity (Amsterdam Based climate fintech company)
- Built and led the following companies: Lamudi & TrueMoney
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