Sensodyne and CAPP bring together over 900 dental professionals for a seminar in Johannesburg
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Themed around the clinical and scientific management of dentine hypersensitivity, the seminar provided a unique platform for sharing evidence-based insights and real-world clinical approaches to this common yet often misunderstood condition.
Leading the educational sessions were two distinguished experts:
Dr. Ebrahim Patel (South Africa), who presented “Dentine Hypersensitivity: Predictable Management of an Unpredictable Condition.” Dr. Patel captivated the audience with practical strategies for diagnosing, managing, and preventing dentine hypersensitivity, emphasizing the importance of patient communication and evidence-based product selection in everyday practice.
Dr. Jonathan Creeth (United Kingdom), a leading research scientist with Sensodyne, delivered “The Science Behind Sensodyne: The Magic of NovaMin.” His presentation delved into the chemistry and clinical efficacy of NovaMin technology, shedding light on how it helps protect exposed dentine and promote remineralization.
The combination of clinical expertise and scientific innovation made for a compelling program that resonated with both general practitioners and specialists. Attendees praised the event for its balanced integration of theory, product science, and clinical application, underscoring the value of collaboration between academia and industry in advancing oral health care.
With the success of this Johannesburg edition, CAPP continues to solidify its reputation as a leading provider of high-quality dental education in the region. Supported by Sensodyne, this seminar exemplified how modern hybrid learning can unite professionals from across continents in the pursuit of better patient outcomes.


