Dental Continuing Education

Unlock the secrets to mastering post-op care with clinical strategies that promote infection free, fast healing for your dental patients. This presentation will guide dental professionals through proven techniques to mitigate infection risks after procedures like tooth extractions, cleanings, orthodontics, implants, and root canals. By incorporating innovative simple oral care solutions into your practice, you can elevate patient outcomes and streamline your post-operative protocols. Attendees will gain valuable insights into leveraging this information to enhance clinical practice, reduce post-op complications, and enhance overall patient satisfaction.

Aphthous ulcers, commonly known as canker sores, are painful oral lesions that can disrupt patient comfort and oral health. This course explores effective strategies to accelerate healing, reduce pain, and prevent secondary infections associated with these ulcers. Dental professionals will learn about the underlying causes of aphthous ulcers, potential treatments, and how innovative oral care solutions, such as sea salt rinses, can improve patient outcomes. Attendees will gain practical insights into integrating simple, clinically-proven approaches into their practice to minimize ulcer recurrence and support faster healing, ultimately enhancing patient satisfaction and reducing complications.

Diabetes affects over 37 million people in the United States alone, with many more impacted worldwide. Diabetes can lead to a range of oral health issues, including periodontal disease, dry mouth, infections, and delayed healing, posing unique challenges for dental professionals. In this course, you will learn about the bidirectional relationship between diabetes and oral health and explore practical approaches to managing diabetic patients in the dental setting. Attendees will also discover the benefits of sugar-free mouthwash in promoting oral hygiene and preventing complications, making it an ideal choice for diabetic patients. This course is designed for dental professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in managing oral care for diabetic patients. Gain insights into effective care strategies that not only address oral health concerns but also support overall diabetes management, improving patient outcomes.

There are over 18 million cancer survivors in the United States, and 32 million survivors globally. Cancer treatments (chemotherapy and radiation) can lead to significant oral side effects, including mucositis, dry mouth, infections, swallowing difficulties, and taste disturbances, collectively known as 'Chemo Mouth.' In this course, you will learn about the mechanisms behind these side effects and explore practical strategies for managing them. Attendees will also discover the benefits of natural products, like sea salt-based rinses, to promote healing and symptom relief, enhancing patient outcomes during and after cancer treatment. Join an engaging and informative course tailored to meet the high demand for dental professionals’ expertise in managing oral care for cancer survivors, specifically addressing chemo mouth issues. Gain fundamental knowledge and expertise in providing optimal dental hygiene to enhance the quality of life for these patients.

Dry socket (alveolar osteitis) is one of the most painful and frustrating complications following tooth extraction, particularly third molars. It can prolong healing, increase patient discomfort,
and require additional clinical time and intervention. This course equips dental professionals with the knowledge to prevent, identify, and effectively manage dry socket through evidence-based protocols and patient centered strategies. Attendees will explore risk factors, clinical signs, and preventive measures, as well as the role of natural oral care products in promoting post
extraction healing and reducing the risk of complications.

Human papillomavirus (HPV) has become a significant contributor to oropharyngeal cancers, especially in younger, non-smoking adults. With increasing prevalence and limited early symptoms, HPV-related oral conditions require greater awareness and vigilance within the dental community. This course provides dental professionals with a comprehensive overview of oral HPV, including modes of transmission, risk factors, clinical presentation, and its progression to malignancy. Participants will learn how to recognize early warning signs, perform appropriate screenings, and engage in meaningful, informed conversations about HPV, vaccination, and prevention. The course also addresses how certain oral care products may impact mucosal health and discusses safer alternatives that support comfort and healing, particularly important for patients with increased susceptibility to tissue irritation.