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1. Disrupt, Debride, Detoxify: Implant Maintenance, Home-Care & Disease Treatment
To prevent peri-implant complications, professional in-office assessment, maintenance, and home-care recommendations are vital. For long-term implant success clinicians need to detect early signs of implant complications, diagnose any complications to provide early intervention and be able to perform professional in-office maintenance treatment. This course will follow the global healthy implant initiative for ceramic and titanium implants based on Susan’s Clinical White Paper: Long-term prevention of peri-implant complications and textbook: Peri-Implant Therapy for the Dental Hygienist: Second Edition.
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2. Prevent, Protect, Preserve! Natural Teeth, Implants and Restorations
It is a vital time to protect our patients’ teeth, implants, and overall health. Biofilm disruption, proper tools for debridement and home-care to eliminate inflammation is KEY! This course will introduce you to bioactive materials, sealants, and varnishes to prevent decay, protect implants and preserve restorations. Provide you with safe, effective protocols and home-care for teeth, implants, and disease treatment to elevate your patient care to the next level!
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3. Lights, lasers, cure! Time to focus on biofilm and occupational health
Now more than ever dental hygienists need to focus on biofilm-focused protocols for their patients’ overall health and self-care to last longer in our profession. What tools and products to use and recommend for tooth – and implant-borne restoration patients for maintenance, home-care, and disease treatment. This program includes how to create a non-reflective environment, technology, and products, what to use and what not to use to make a difference in occupational longevity for you as a hygienist.
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4. What Doctors Need to Know About Implant Maintenance & Peri-Implantitis Prevention
To prevent peri-implant complications, professional in-office assessment, maintenance, and home-care recommendations are vital. For long-term implant success clinicians need to detect early signs of implant complications, diagnose any complications to provide early intervention and be able to provide peri-implant treatments. This course will follow the global healthy implant initiative for ceramic and titanium implants based on Susan’s Clinical White Paper: Long-term prevention of peri-implant complications and textbook: Peri-Implant Therapy for the Dental Hygienist: Second Edition.
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