Explore our FAQ Topic section. These are some of the topics that will be covered at this event.

If any of these questions strike a chord with you, then this event is tailored specifically for you!

  • Are you confused about treatment recommendations for bleeding gums when the patient has minimal build-up?

    Do you question the type of treatment a patient needs for their bleeding gums?

    After SRP do some of your patients still have bleeding?

    Do you question when and what type of treatment to recommend for patients with bleeding around implants?

    Is it normal to have some bleeding during a prophy or periodontal maintenance?

    Should I recommend SRP for patients with "stable" pockets, if no BOP, and only light bleeding with scaling?

  • What’s the difference between D1110 & D4346?

    If a patient has mucositis or bleeding around an implant, what code should I use for treatment?

    What code should I use for laser treatment?

    Does medical insurance cover SRP?

    When should I use code D4355, and is it true nearly all exam codes can be filed with it as of 1/2023?

  • How do I talk to my patients about how their oral-health affects their overall health?

    Is it true periodontal therapy can reduce A1C and improve glycemic index in diabetics?

    How long after a heart attack is it safe to clean a patient's teeth?

    Is SRP safe during chemotherapy and radiation?

    When should the dental practice send letters to the patient’s physician regarding the oral health of the patient?

    What exactly should the dentist be looking for prior to signing a dental clearance form?

    How does periodontitis lead to Alzheimer's disease?

  • How does salivary diagnostics change SRP?

    Why is a hygiene microscope beneficial?

    How often should photos be taken during routine hygiene visits?

    Do photos, a microscope, or salivary testing increase insurance reimbursement?

    Are antibiotics necessary for periodontal disease?

  • Who should review treatment and financial arrangements with patients?

    How many payment options should a practice have?

    Are there specific verbal skills that get patients to say yes faster?

    What are the biggest mistakes made when presenting treatment plans?