OHI-S Non-surgical Periodontology Protocols for Clinical Assessment, Treatment, and Long-Term Maintenance 3 lessons 1h 55min

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+ Target Audience: Periodontists, Dental Hygienists, and General Dentists

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Periodontal disease is a progressive inflammatory process driven by complex interactions between microbial biofilms and the host response. This course provides a step-by-step clinical framework for the non-surgical management of periodontal patients, enabling clinicians to move from basic instrumentation to structured, biologically driven disease control.

Learning Objectives

• Understand the biological basis of periodontal disease progression and tissue response.

• Master the classification, staging, and grading of periodontitis.

• Perform accurate clinical diagnosis and risk assessment in periodontal patients.

• Apply evidence-based protocols for non-surgical periodontal therapy and mechanical debridement.

• Integrate adjunctive therapies into comprehensive periodontal management.

• Execute re-evaluation protocols, manage residual pockets, and plan the maintenance phase.

• Implement patient compliance strategies to prevent disease recurrence and ensure long-term stability.

Target Audience

This course is designed for dental professionals seeking a structured, biologically driven protocol for clinical assessment, non-surgical treatment, and long-term maintenance of periodontal disease.

Best for Periodontists, Dental Hygienists, and General Dentists.

Topics

Lesson 1. Periodontal and Peri-Implant Tissues: Anatomy, Health, and Disease Progression

• Periodontal tissues: definition, functions, anatomy, and histology

• Classification of periodontal and peri-implant diseases and conditions

• Healthy periodontal tissues: the gingiva

• Experimental gingivitis: key findings from classical research

• Etiology of periodontal diseases: dental biofilm

Lesson 2. Non-Surgical Periodontology: From Biology and Pathogenesis to Evidence-Based Clinical Management

• Periodontal tissues: definition, functions, anatomy, and histology

• Classification of periodontal and peri-implant diseases and conditions

• Healthy periodontal tissues: the gingiva

• Periodontal disease: clinical scenarios of different stages

• Experimental gingivitis: classic research results

• Etiology of periodontal diseases: dental biofilms

• Microbial species in dental plaque and bacterial interactions

• The dysbiotic ecological environment

• Pathogenesis of gingival inflammation

• Histological transition from gingivitis to periodontitis

• Irreversibility of periodontal diseases

• Inflammation at the cellular level: blood and immune cells, chemical mediators, and receptors

• Antibiotics in the treatment of periodontitis

• Smoking as a risk factor for periodontitis

• The link between periodontal disease and systemic conditions (diabetes and cardiovascular disease)

• The EFP clinical practice guidelines

• Step-by-step periodontal disease treatment protocols

• Iatrogenic periodontal disease: overhanging restorations

• Probiotics in the treatment of periodontitis

• Immunomodulators in the treatment of periodontitis

• Oral hygiene and patient education

• AI in oral health management: dental plaque and gingival inflammation assessment

• Strategies and tips for improving periodontal patient compliance

• Online portal for periodontists

• A comprehensive guide to using online perio-tool

Lesson 3. Management of Periodontal Complications and Surgical Treatment Decision-Making

• Sequence of surgical and non-surgical periodontal treatments

• Staging and grading of periodontitis

• The EFP clinical practice guidelines

• Timing of re-evaluation after periodontal therapy

• Treatment tactics: regenerative surgery vs. access flap

• Complications and treatment errors in regenerative periodontal surgery

• Clinical case presentation

• Acute periodontal lesions (periodontal abscesses and necrotizing periodontal diseases) and endo-periodontal lesions

• Clinical case presentation

• Systemic antibiotics in the treatment of periodontal abscesses

• Guidelines for the treatment of stage I–III periodontitis

• Clinical example of the access flap technique

• Palatal grooves associated with periodontal lesions

• Clinical cases presentation

• Comparative efficacy of non-surgical vs. surgical therapy for stage III/IV periodontitis

• Online portal for periodontists

• A comprehensive guide to using online perio-tool