Periodontology in practice: evidence and technique
Diagnosis, non-surgical and surgical therapy, and the systemic context of periodontal disease.
- Duration
- Six live sessions of 90 minutes over three weeks
- Format
- Live online (Zoom Webinar) with case discussion, maximum 40 participants per language cohort
- Who it is for
- General dental practitioners, periodontology trainees, dental hygienists and clinicians who treat patients with cardiovascular risk.

Introduction from the faculty
A short faculty introduction will be added here.
A clinically grounded programme on the current classification, staged non-surgical and surgical periodontal therapy, maintenance, and the links between periodontal disease and systemic health, taught with current evidence and case-based discussion.
Learning outcomes
- Apply the current classification of periodontal and peri-implant diseases
- Plan staged non-surgical therapy and evaluate the response
- Recognise indications for surgical and regenerative approaches
- Communicate oral–systemic risk to patients and medical colleagues
- Read periodontal evidence critically
Curriculum
01Diagnosis and classification
- Staging and grading in practice
- Risk assessment
- Radiographic and clinical records
- Peri-implant diseases
02Non-surgical therapy and maintenance
- Instrumentation protocols
- Adjunctive therapies: what the evidence supports
- Re-evaluation and supportive care
- Patient behaviour and adherence
03Surgical and regenerative periodontology
- Case selection
- Access and resective surgery
- Regenerative techniques
- Mucogingival procedures
04Periodontitis and systemic health
- Periodontitis, hypertension and cardiovascular disease
- Diabetes and inflammation
- Working with medical colleagues
- Evidence quality and open questions
Sessions
Delivered via Zoom Webinar with EU data-residency settings.
English session
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Polish session
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