Webinars by EMS

Tabitha Acret BOH

Preventative care for the orthodontic patient can be a stressful experience for a dental clinician and patient. With a much larger surface area for biofilm to adhere to and with orthodontic appliances making it harder for the clinician to perform their care, it can often lead to an appointment where not all the biofilm is removed and the clinician is feeling stressed. Treatment doesn’t have to be this way, using the GBT protocol for orthodontic treatment can change the experience to a positive one for both the clinician and the patient

Prof. Ian Meyers DSc (Qld), FICD, FADI, FRACDS, FPFA

Contemporary restorative dentistry relies on developing the best possible adhesive interface between the tooth structure and the restoration. Key to this is creating the ideal tooth surface to ensure optimal mechanical and chemical bonding when using adhesive restorative materials.

Prof. Nada Naaman DDS, DEA, PhD

Since year 2000, new surgical techniques have shown better results in terms of root coverage and esthetics in addition to less post-operative discomfort and higher patient satisfaction.

Sally Simpson

A minimally invasive alternative to traditional Debridement & Periodontal Maintenance

Ana Molina Villar

Guided Biofilm Therapy for the treatment of peri-implant diseases

Dr. Gianluca Garzetti

Oral biofilm and its management in professional prophylaxis

Faye Donald DH

As a hygienist, working in modern private practice i see a varied scope of patients from young chiildren to orthodontic teenagers to adults with Perio and implants.