44 7897 074717Minimally invasive pediatric restorative techniques: Hall crowns and beyond
4th International Congress on Pediatrics and Neonatology
June 09-10, 2025 | Webinar
Sarah El-Badry
Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt
Scientific Tracks Abstracts : Curr Pediatr Res
Abstract:
Minimally invasive dentistry (MID) is transforming pediatric restorative protocols, with techniques such as the Hall Crown method gaining global recognition. In this session, Sarah El Badry from Cairo introduces a comprehensive guide to MID in pediatric patients, focusing on atraumatic restorative techniques, the use of glass ionomer cements, and the clinical rationale behind preformed stainless-steel crowns without local anesthesia or caries removal. El-Badry discusses the latest research supporting these approaches, the behavioral and biological advantages of MID, and how they reduce dental anxiety while promoting long-term oral health. Attendees will gain practical insight into clinical case selection, success rates, and patient communication strategies to foster cooperation and trust. This lecture is ideal for general dentists and pediatric specialists aiming to implement gentle, effective, and efficient restorative care in their practices.
Biography:
Sarah El-Badry is a pediatric dental consultant based in Cairo, Egypt. She earned her DDS and MSc in Pediatric Dentistry from Cairo University and completed advanced training in minimally invasive dentistry at the University of Leeds. With 12 years of experience, El-Badry advocates for child-friendly dentistry and is a regional speaker on trauma-free pediatric techniques. She works with NGOs on outreach programs promoting oral health education in underserved communities.
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