Oral Hygiene Protocols and Complications Within Various Fields of Dental Treatments
Every patient has his own tissue phenotype, bacteria flora, and oral hygiene level. From common sense prophylactic protocols and reviewing the current thinking on saliva, we will discuss the consequences of all types of dental treatments on soft tissue and the paths to help our patients to maintain their dental works and their homeostasis. The role of chewing sugar-free gum in the maintenance of this homeostasis will be as well explained.
CME / CPD POINTS
14 CE Credits | 14 HAAD CME
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CAPP designates this activity for 14 CE Credits
