Clinical Periodontics

This book describes a simplified and innovative approach to the prevention and management of periodontal diseases. Learn the keys to success as you follow diverse clinical cases and study the accompanying tips for working with patients and making tailored recommendations for dental hygiene products and protocols. Accurate observations and diagnoses as well as the ability to discuss treatment with your patients so that they understand their important role in the maintenance of periodontal health are critical for providing effective, simple, and pain-free treatment. The details of each step in the management process are thoroughly covered, from first consultation to follow-up maintenance. You will find plenty of photographs and explanatory clinical videos to help you put these therapies into practice right away!

Doctor of Dental Surgery. Graduated from the Faculty of Reims in 2010. Former university hospital assistant in periodontics, University of Paris-Descartes, Bretonneau Hospital. Master 2 oral clinic specializing in periodontics (University of Paris V). European inter-university diploma in implantology (University of Corsica). Practice limited to periodontics and implantology (Lille). President of the Paro Clap Association.

Contents Chapter 01. Etiology and Epidemiology of Periodontal Disease Chapter 02. Diagnosis and Clinical Implications of Periodontal Disease Chapter 03. Psychologic Aspects of the Periodontal Consultation: The Five Key Points Chapter 04. Optimization of Periodontal Outcomes: Birth of a Philosophy Chapter 05. The Therapeutic Alliance Chapter 06. The Medical and Oral Health Context Chapter 07. Tools for Periodontal Debridement Chapter 08. Reevaluations Chapter 09. Treatment of Periodontal Disease Chapter 10. Surgical Tools for Periodontal Treatment Chapter 11. Periodontal Maintenance Chapter 12. Periodontics and Orthodontics Chapter 13. Periodontal Splinting Chapter 14. Conclusion