Advancing vital pulp therapy: clinical applications and predictable outcomes using MTA vpt
The aim of this lecture is to provide clinicians with an understanding of the clinical applications, composition, handling, and benefits of MTA in vital pulp therapy.
It will focus on how its properties support pulp healing and how correct clinical use can help achieve predictable outcomes and support pulp preservation.
Learning outcomes
- Describe the composition and properties of MTA and its role in vital pulp therapy
- Explain the mechanism of action of MTA in promoting pulp healing, tertiary dentine formation, and preservation of pulp vitality
- Identify the clinical indications for using MTA in direct and indirect pulp capping procedures
- Demonstrate understanding of the correct handling, placement, and clinical protocol for MTA vtp
- Recognise the importance of material handling characteristics, including consistency, setting behaviour, and moisture tolerance
- Evaluate the clinical advantages of MTA compared with traditional pulp capping materials such as calcium hydroxide
- Identify the key clinical factors that influence the success and predictability of treatment when using MTA
- Apply evidence-based knowledge to integrate MTA into clinical practice to support minimally invasive dentistry and improved patient outcomes.
Speaker: Jeff Dumbrell
Jeff Dumbrell is the special markets manager and north east territory representative for VOCO UK. He qualified as a dentist in 2006 in Cape Town, South Africa, before spending 14 years as a successful private practice owner. During his clinical career, Jeff developed an interest in digital dentistry, particularly single-visit restorative workflows using CEREC technology.
After relocating to the UK with his wife, a dental hygienist, and their three sons, Jeff transitioned into the dental industry. In his current role at VOCO UK, he works closely with clinicians and organisations to support innovative treatment approaches and drive growth across special markets. Outside of work, Jeff has a keen interest in all sport and enjoys spending time with his family.
This Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activity fully complies with the CPD requirements of the General Dental Council. FMC certifies this activity for one hour of enhanced CPD in the subject of Advancing vital pulp therapy: clinical applications and predictable outcomes using MTA vpt.
This CPD meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome C
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