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Learning Objectives:
- Understand Biofilm Formation and Its Impact
- Explain the microbial composition of dental biofilm, its role in oral diseases (such as caries and periodontal disease), and the importance of effective biofilm management.
- Explore Evidence-Based Biofilm Control Strategies
- Review the latest research on mechanical and chemical methods for disrupting and preventing biofilm formation, including brushing, flossing, antimicrobial rinses, and professional interventions.
- Demonstrate Effective Clinical Techniques
- Provide hands-on training in biofilm removal techniques, including ultrasonic scaling, air-polishing, and guided biofilm therapy (GBT), to enhance clinical skills.
Effective biofilm management is essential for preventing oral diseases and maintaining optimal patient health. This interactive workshop provides dental professionals with a comprehensive understanding of biofilm formation, its role in periodontal and dental diseases, and evidence-based strategies for control. Participants will gain hands-on experience with the latest mechanical and chemical biofilm removal techniques. The course will also focus on patient education strategies to enhance compliance and explore emerging technologies in biofilm detection and management. By the end of the workshop, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to implement advanced biofilm control protocols in clinical practice, improving patient outcomes and long-term oral health
CEU Credits: 2