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Treating Periodontal Disease in the Post-Antibiotic Age

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Treating Periodontal Disease in the Post-Antibiotic Age

Event Details

Treating periodontal disease not only improves oral health, it also reduces a chronic infectious burden on patients’ immune system. Unfortunately, it is one of the most under-diagnosed diseases. It is also difficult to treat successfully. Nearly half of adults over 30 have periodontitis. The disease rate climbs to 70% for those 65 years and older. 

Antibiotics have been prescribed for decades and still the incidence of disease is high. You can treat active gingival infections with long-term success using adjunctive prescription tray delivery of hydrogen peroxide gel deep into periodontal pockets. Research shows that this delivery combined with SRP leads to more significant pocket depth and bleeding reductions than SRP alone www.perioprotect.com/research. Perio Tray therapy also makes your restorative work better.

Attend this presentation to learn the science behind the delivery, case presentation ideas, and everyday business calculations.

This webinar is suitable for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants and other dental team members.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Identify the benefits and limitations of antimicrobials with oxidative and oxygenating reactions for biofilm management.
  2. Recognize patient candidates who can benefit from Rx Tray therapy and the appropriate tray treatment protocol.
  3. Compare patient results with a simple number that helps patients understand the importance of treatment.     

 

Speaker Bio:

Meghan Darr, RDH has been a registered dental hygienist for ten years; seven of which were clinical treating hundreds of patients with the help of Perio Tray therapy and three years as an office consultant and team trainer with Perio Protect. She is most passionate about empowering clinicians to think outside the box by using and understanding the need for adjunctive therapies in and out of the hygiene operatory.