This article provides a thorough analysis of the flow of a dental head and neck examination, recommendations on implementing a more comprehensive exam with consistency in dental practice, a review of the normal anatomy, and methods to identify abnormalities and effectively follow up.
This course is an evidence-based presentation of the human herpesvirus (HHV) infections that produce symptoms in and around the oral cavity.
Until recently, breathing was not considered a part of dentistry’s scope of practice. With the advent of comprehensive health care and integrative dental medicine, focus on the central role of airway and breathing disorders represents a shift in dentistry’s approach to patient care.
Learn more about enhanced biofilm management and its benefits to impact patient care by providing favorable outcomes in treating oral disease clinical longevity, impacting your practice and saving your hygienists!
This course seeks to improve dental health-care providers’ understanding of the interaction between periodontal disease and RA as well as aid in the clinical decision-making process in caring for patients with RA in a dental setting.
In this episode with our Canadian friend, Kerry Lepicek, she discusses the importance of salivary diagnostics.
Listen in as we talk with the “Queen of Dental Hygiene” and biologic dental hygienist, Barbara Tritz, RDH. She explains why she became a biologic dental hygienist and discusses ozonated water, the SMART technique for removing mercury restorations, and why she uses a microscope in her operatory.
Andrew interviews Hygiene Superstar podcaster, Dr. Mike Czubiak to discuss sleep apnea and airway, which became his passion after a car accident.
After listening to this episode, you should be able to, Appreciate the importance of performing oral cancer screenings on every patient. Learn the shocking statistics associated with oral cancer diagnoses. Understand the importance of early detection and utilizing education and technology. Recall that there are multiple strains of the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) and not all are cancerous.
This two-part course will review acute oral infection management with regard to bacteria, viruses, and other microflora that may be encountered in the dental practice.
3 CE Credits
This is part two of a two-part course on managing oral infections. It includes clinical and diagnostic features of bacterial, viral, and fungal infections. Clinical recommendations and current scientific literature and management strategies are reviewed.
3 CE Credits
This review course will discuss identification of oral lichen planus and its management.
3 CE Credits
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