Targeting Diabetes and Periodontal Disease in Dental Patients
Presenter: Casey Hein, BSDH, RDH, MBA
|
Release Date: 10/11/18
|
Credits: 1 CEU, Free Self-Study
|
Expiration Date: 10/11/27
|
AGD Subject Code: 490
|
Reviewed: 2024
|
|
Worldwide, an estimated 390 million people have diabetes - and that number keeps growing. This patient population has specialized needs when it comes to periodontal care. Treating diabetic patients is different than nondiabetic patients. This CE webinar provides cut-to-the-chase explanations about the interrelationship between diabetes and periodontal disease and information to empower oral healthcare providers to screen dental patients for diabetes and prediabetes, articulate scientifically-founded, key messages for patient education about this interrelationship, and better understand how poor glycemic control in a diabetic patient should influence treatment planning. This CE webinar is a must for clinicians who are still treating patients who have diabetes the same way they treat patients without diabetes.
After completing this CE webinar, participants will be able to: • Explain to patients how diabetes and periodontal disease are interrelated. • Articulate key, scientifically-founded messages about diabetes and periodontal disease in educating diabetic and prediabetic patients. • Screen dental patients for diabetes and prediabetes and make appropriate referrals to a physician. • Determine whether the glycemic control of a diabetic patient should influence his/her dental treatment/care. • Consider the pros and cons of chairside testing for glycemic control to decide whether HbA1C in-office point-of-service testing (new CDT code D0411) is appropriate for your practice setting.
( disclaimer
, AGD PACE Statement
)
|
|
View Class
|
|
Click the arrow to view the training material.
Desktop and Mobile Compatible
|
Class Documents |
|
Biological Link Between Diabetes
Targeting Diabetes in Dental Patients
NGSP Manufacturing Information
|
Take CE Exam |
|
To earn CE credit you must pass the CE exam.
|
Class Notes |
|
You must be logged in to take notes for this class.
|