Esthetic Crowns in Pediatric Dentistry Workshop is an in-person, hands-on activity organised by the Dental Department and Continuing Medical Education at King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre – Madinah, Saudi Arabia. It takes place on 21 November 2026, from 09:00 to 16:15. The official poster identifies the Conference Hall on the third floor; the native session record calls it the Conference Room on the same floor, so the room naming should be reconfirmed with the organiser.
The workshop addresses restoration and rehabilitation of the primary dentition using aesthetic crowns. Its published scope covers pre-veneered, BioFlex and zirconia crowns, with case studies and the principles and techniques of sizing, preparation, fitting and cementation. Clinical recommendations include case selection and practical approaches to common problems. The organiser also identifies cementation, wear, durability and emerging evidence as areas for discussion.
The educational outline begins with a lecture on Pre-veneered and Zirconia Crowns in Pediatric Dentistry. The first practical session involves preparation of anterior primary teeth for these crowns. A second lecture addresses BioFlex crowns and pulpotomies in primary teeth using bioceramic materials. The second practical session covers preparation of posterior primary teeth for zirconia, pre-veneered and BioFlex crowns, while a third practical component addresses pulpotomies and clinical tips.
Dr. Hassan Halawany is named on the official poster with the credentials BDS, MPH, MS, MHSA and DrPH. His participation and credentials are recorded; an institutional affiliation, detailed biography and LinkedIn identity were not verified. The organiser publishes the overall workshop timing but not individual start and end times for these five components, so those are not invented. No separate programme PDF, additional confirmed faculty or open abstract submission call was found.
The official payment notes require a workshop fee of SAR 600. The native fee response is zero-valued, creating a source discrepancy; the listing follows the explicit SAR 600 payment instruction and does not advertise free admission. Payment and receipt-submission instructions should be obtained from the organiser’s exact workshop page.
Six CME hours are explicitly accredited, and the official poster displays a six-hour CME seal alongside the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties identity. Six SCFHS hours are recorded. The official poster is selected as the cover, with landing, overview and programme captures as secondary images. No commercial sponsor was independently verified.
