Refined Debridement Excellence: Advanced Hand Scaling and Power Technologies
Saturday, January 30, 2027
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Course Code:
719SH
Cost:
$289
Credits:
3
CE Hours
This interactive hands-on course equips dental professionals with contemporary, evidence-based techniques to enhance periodontal debridement. Attendees will actively participate in power-enhanced procedures that begin with air polishing and ultrasonic scaling followed by innovative hand instrumentation.
Through guided practice, attendees will develop efficient debridement workflows that prioritize root surface conservation, reduce operator fatigue and musculoskeletal strain, and improve patient comfort and outcomes. Emphasis will be placed on integrating power technology into streamlined clinical protocols to reduce procedure time without compromising quality.
Attendees will leave this course with practical skills, increased confidence, and ready-to-implement strategies to modernize their patient care, reduce repetitive stress injuries, and elevate clinical performance.
Speakers
In this course attendees will:
- Utilize contemporary, evidence-based debridement techniques for natural and implant-borne tooth surfaces
- Apply a structured, diagnosis-driven approach to patient care through the selection of instrumentation and sequencing techniques that will effectively treat oral dysbiosis and conserve tooth structures for optimal patient outcomes
- Safely debride tooth and implant structures with hand and power-activated instrumentation utilizing the current technology on the market
- Incorporate power-enhanced procedures into appointment workflows to reduce repetitive strain and streamline care
The HuFriedyGroup grant has been applied to this course. Thanks to HuFriedyGroup for course materials.
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