FREE Sponsored Webinars

Everything we think about maintaining dental implants may be wrong! It turns out that titanium poses some unique challenges requiring solutions that differ from how we maintain natural teeth. Learn about what works best to keep implants healthy and functioning and how to blend this evidence-based information into your existing routines.

This engaging webinar dives into the changes that occur in middle age for both men and women to learn about the physiological changes, sex-specific symptomatology, and changes in immunity that influence oral health. It also provides concrete steps and treatment pathways that you can apply immediately into clinical practice.

Emerging studies are starting to show a strong link between oral health and gut health. Periodontal bacteria have been shown to worsen inflammatory bowel disease and potentially play a role in the development of colon cancer. This webinar will examine the emerging evidence on how the oral microbiome and subsequent inflammation play a role in gastrointestinal health.

Oral dysbiosis, the primary cause of poor oral health, is largely influenced by age and other chronic medical conditions. This presentation will explore the complex healthcare needs of high-risk populations and offer a review of evidence-informed dental hygiene therapies and strategies for treating oral dysbiosis, including a new treatment option called Prevora.

Originally released in 2020, this webinar focusses on application of the updated periodontal diagnostic system in common real-life case scenarios to increase comfort with the changes in verbiage and establish best practices for client-centered dental hygiene diagnosis and care. Access to this webinar will register you for Part 1: Introduction and Part 2: Staging & Grading.

Originally released in 2020, this webinar focusses on summarizing the rationale for an updated periodontal diagnosis system, the changes adapted in the 2017 AAP WWDC as they relate to the diagnosis of periodontitis and gingivitis, and key strategies for utilization of the updated diagnostic system for improved client care. Access to this webinar will register you for Part 1: Introduction and Part 2: Staging & Grading.

Concern has been expressed that noise levels found in dental practice are at an intensity, duration and/or frequency that could result in noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) or tinnitus in dental professionals. Using an evidence-based approach, this webinar will explore the impact and implication of noise exposure on individual wellness in the work environment.