Attract new patients and build patient relationships with beneficial ozone therapies

Ozone is a natural and powerful “healer” with myriad applications at the dentist’s office. And at the Center for Advanced Dental Disciplines (CADD) in Louisville, Kentucky, we are internationally-recognized authorities in oxygen-ozone healing therapies at the dentist’s office. Led by Drs Griffin Cole and Robert Harris, CADD is excited to impart extensive knowledge of ozone’s antimicrobial properties to other dental professionals. 

As a pioneer in dental ozone training and a premier provider of ozone-related educational services, CADD’s menu of therapy courses is designed to equip participants with the technical knowledge to integrate this powerful, natural healer into their respective clinical practices. We provide engaging content that transcends traditional, theoretical, classroom-based curricula. Our coursework is also appropriate for lifelong learners and is eligible for continuing education credits. 

Once students have completed our therapeutic training, they are prepared to:

• Properly operate all ozone equipment.
• Apply medical-grade ozone through nasal cannulas (nasal insufflation) to treat microbial infections of the nasal, sinus, and respiratory tract and allergic and inflammatory reactions.
• Administer ozone to the ear canal (ear insufflation) to treat temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJDs), tinnitus, and ear pain associated with dental infections.
• Resolve gum disease with ozone gas, ozonated water, and ozonated oil.
• Disinfect prepared tooth surfaces.
• Prepare the treatment site for oral surgical procedures, such as surgical extractions and dental implant placements.
• Use ozone to disinfect the teeth during endodontic procedures, including root canal therapy.
• Integrate ozone techniques into daily practice.
• Treat oral infections without the risks of toxicity or other harmful side effects.
• Set up the ozone generator for dental procedures.
• Use the ozone generator for clinical procedures.
• Appropriately concentrate ozone in its gas, water, and oil forms for clinical use.
• Properly monitor the ozone unit for safety.
• Eliminate aerosol and biofilm contamination from the dental office environment.

Patients appreciate that ozone can be applied gently, non-invasively, and conservatively. It is a welcome addition to the dentist’s practice for patients with a history of dental fear or anxiety, and it is even safe for children. Ozone also helps eliminate many common triggers or sources of dental fear or phobia, including concerns over perceived pain. Since ozone is such a light-touch tool and method to resolve so many oral and dental conditions, it is associated with little to no risks of undesirable side effects and complications, from discomfort and bleeding to infections. As a natural healer, ozone therapy supports fast tissue regeneration. In addition to some of the conditions referenced above, CADD participants become proficient in managing tooth sensitivity, root exposure, halitosis, remineralization, and teeth whitening through ozone. 

We look forward to equipping you with this exciting new way to build existing patient relationships and attract new individuals and families to your practice. Trust in our pioneering lecturers and authorities in ozone for dentistry, a genuinely transformative addition to your practice and our industry. Contact CADD at (512) 293 8782 to learn more about our courses and reserve your spot in one of your upcoming classes. A whole new world of therapeutic approaches awaits.