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Pink in the Sink is Health Down the Drain

 

Presented by: Jim Hyland, BSc, DDS

Original Publication Date: August 17, 2016

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Course Description:

Despite dentistry’s current standard of care, over 75% of dental patients have some form of periodontal disease. Despite decades of following conventional wisdom and status quo protocols, periodontal disease is not accurately diagnosed or effectively treated in the typical dental office.

What’s more, the inflammatory properties of periodontal disease have been linked to a wide variety of severe medical conditions such as heart attacks, strokes, arthritis, diabetes, low birth weight babies, Alzheimer’s disease, and several types of cancer, including pancreatic and lung cancers.

That’s why patients must recognize in no uncertain terms that “Pink in the Sink is Health Down the Drain” and why dental clinicians must adopt a new disruptive protocol that can finally diagnose and treat periodontal disease effectively and predictably.

In fact, we can now stop periodontal disease in 90% of our patients in just four weeks! This webinar will explain how to implement this innovative new protocol and how to achieve this urgently needed elevated standard of comprehensive health care.

Learning Objectives:

  • Describe the present state of periodontal disease in North America and discuss reasons why this disease is on the increase.
  • Provide a medical model for diagnosis and treatment of periodontal disease.
  • Demonstrate verbal skills that lead patients to accept interceptive care by responding to “How do I stop the bleeding.”
  • Discuss DNA analysis as a prerequisite for successful periodontal disease diagnosis and treatment.
  • Underline the significance of “bleeding gums” concerning overall health.

Speaker Bio:

Jim Hyland is a practicing dentist with many years of experience in general dentistry. A graduate of the University of Toronto, Canada, he has been an active member of both the Canadian and Ontario Dental Associations since 1976. Dr. Hyland has had a busy academic life and taught at the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto, at George Brown College and Seneca College, and had a position at the North York Hospital Dental Department. He is an avid attendee of the Crown Council Boot Camps, and the philosophy learned from attending these Boot Camps is reflected in his presentation. His passion for patient wellness through eliminating the Oral-Systemic Risk Factor is evident in his productions.