Current Concepts in Periodontal Therapy: The New Periodontal Classifications

Safe and effective periodontal therapy is challenging in the COVID era. The treatment needs for our patients has not changed. The 2017 AAP/EPF World Workshop on the Classification of Periodontal diseases represent a paradigm shift in periodontal care. The staging of the periodontitis and subsequent grading of the progression based on systemic and local risk factors are valuable for periodontal therapy. This course will present an easy to follow path to the correct diagnosis of periodontal diseases, and the stage and grade of periodontitis for your patients. This course will set the stage for personalized care for patients with periodontitis. The course will be a case based discussion on diagnosis and individualized treatment planning utilizing the knowledge and tools provided by the new classification to provide periodontal and maintenance care. We will answer these questions about your patients. What new innovations are there to control biofilms and inflammation in initial therapy? Which patients benefit from regenerative care, or advanced periodontal therapy? How do we identify these patients effectively? When do we know we have optimized the periodontal health and what are the endpoints for treatment? Safe and effective care has a new meaning in the COVID era.

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  • Nicolaas C. Geurs

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  • Concord Seminars

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Program 1: Observer Head Start

Listen to lectures and observe an all-day clinic of 15 cases being prepped, temporized and seated in a clinic session.

Surgical Session 5: Immediate Placement & Loading, Treatment of Peri-Implant Disease

Learn various techniques for the treatment planning of immediate implant placement.

Session 3: ALF Therapy and Cranial Concepts 101

Introduction to ALF, cranial strains and facial development, ALF basic design, treatment goals, patient selection, teamwork, and diagnostic records.

Technique Workshop: Posterior Crowns

When it comes to posterior crowns, it’s not always necessary to create maximum reduction for the restorative material. In this course, Dr. Winter discusses and demonstrates three different posterior crown preps to save enamel and preserve tooth structure.

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