Zoom in with CAP - A lecture series for your referring doctors and hygienists
A lecture series for your referring doctors and hygienists, sponsored by Crest Oral B, offered at no charge to CAP members, their staff, and referring doctors. Please forward the registration page to your referring doctors with our compliments.
Each session will be 1-hour long followed by a 10-15 minute Q&A session and a short sponsor presentation.
Lecture Time: 8:00pm-9:30pm ET
Registration Fees
CAP Members: no charge
Non-CAP Members: no charge
Hygienists: no charge
CE Points: Each session will qualify for 1.5 CE Points
Sponsor: Crest Oral B
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May Session
Thursday, May 30, 2024
8:00PM-9:30PM EST
Anna Louise Tolan
Connecting the Dots
Remedial Instrumentation Maintenance
Moderator:
Evidence-based treatment guidelines for periodontitis are well established. Initial instrumentation is a complex task, with many factors that can impact success: morphology, alignment, instrument choice, and time are just a few. We must continually assess the effectiveness of treatment by objectively examining outcomes and addressing limitations with no bleeding points as the goal. The challenge for clinicians is treating periodontal maintenance clients who have completed initial therapy but still have bleeding points. Implementing Remedial Instrumentation Maintenance (RIM) into your practice will improve client outcomes.
Be empowered by the evidence of success at your patient's next visit.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the potential causes of persistent inflammation and bleeding points.
- Develop techniques for the detection and removal of burnished and residual calculus.
- Recognize and understand how making different instrument choices will affect periodontal debridement outcomes.
- Implement patient-centred Remedial Instrumentation Maintenance interventions to impact disease successfully.
A clinical dental hygienist and international speaker, Anna Louise is a vibrant, passionate, award-winning educator with a unique approach to educating her colleagues. Anna Louise’s events incorporate an evidence-based supportive style to encourage implementing skills and techniques into practice. During her long clinical career, she has gained expertise in person-centered care, providing, and presenting on the non-surgical treatment of periodontal and peri-implant disease on the non-surgical treatment of periodontal and peri-implant disease and conditions.
She is a recognized Fellow of the Association of Dental Implant Auxiliaries. She serves as an ICOI-ADIA Dental Hygiene Certification Trainer, an engaging The RDH View cast member, and a Key Opinion Leader for several Dental Industry Corporations. Most importantly, Anna Louise is empowering her clients and colleagues with the education to elevate oral and systemic health.
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January Session
Thursday, January 25, 2024
8:00PM-9:30PM EST
Danielle Perry, BSc DH, MSc
A Patient Centered Approach to Better Oral Health and
Successful Dental Treatment
Moderator:
Many different oral home care tools are available and these tools and how the patient uses them will influence their oral health and any dental treatment they receive. From rinses, to toothbrushes, to interproximal cleaning aids, how do we know what to recommend to patients? What should be considered when developing a home care plan for each patient and how do you implement it in the most effective way?
This course intends to inform the clinician about the evidence behind different oral hygiene aids and guide the clinician through a decision-making process on what may work for their patients to keep their teeth and improve the success and longevity of their dental treatments.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the different options for homecare.
- Identify strengths and weaknesses of different products.
- Understand how to develop a homecare plan.
- Recognize the importance of oral hygiene in the treatment plan
Danielle Perry is a registered dental hygienist who has received her Master of Science Degree in Oral Biology from the University of Alberta which was focused on epithelial barrier function in patients with severe periodontal disease and is finalizing her PhD which focusses on oral radiology through the ACTA University in the Netherlands.
Danielle’s passion for research is fueled by the need for evidenced- based, patient centered care. Mrs. Perry has published over 20 papers in the international scientific literature and a book chapter published by Springer International. She has presented her work at leading international meetings in oral health, including the International Association of Dental Research and the EuroPerio conferences, and serves on the Editorial Board of the International Dental Journal, Dental Traumatology, Quintessence International and is an Associate Editor for Clinical and Experimental Dental Research. Danielle has been a clinical instructor at the University of Alberta and served as both Vice President for the Alberta College of Dental Hygienists and President for the Dental Hygiene Association of Alberta. She has also received several prestigious awards including the 2019 Sunstar World Dental Hygienist Award for Research.
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