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Professional Dentist Education
Dental Continuing Professional Development Courses
Course Number: 485
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Professional Dental Education
Continuing Professional Development Courses
COURSE INTRODUCTION
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A Periodontal Exam Explanation and Implementation of AAP classification guidelines
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Toothpaste: How and Why We Recommend
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Bruxism: The Grind of the Matter
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CONTENT
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Course Content
Overview
Learning Objectives
History of Bruxism
Definition of Bruxism
Categories
Children and Bruxism
Common Causes of Bruxism
Medical Conditions and Bruxism
Medications
Occlusion
Clinical Signs of Bruxism
Symptoms
Diagnosis
Restorations
Treatment Modalities
Patient Education
Conclusion
References
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Course Content
Overview
Learning Objectives
History of Bruxism
Definition of Bruxism
Categories
Children and Bruxism
Common Causes of Bruxism
Medical Conditions and Bruxism
Medications
Occlusion
Clinical Signs of Bruxism
Symptoms
Diagnosis
Restorations
Treatment Modalities
Patient Education
Conclusion
References
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