Sought-after, forward-thinking dental ozone: Fast-track your career; set your practice up for future success

Are you wondering about how to become a dental ozone therapist? The Center for Advanced Dental Disciplines in Louisville, Kentucky, remains true to its name. Our team is focused on readying the next generation of professionals with the advanced tools and techniques they need to flourish well into the future. Ozone therapy combines the “best” of both worlds. It is a leading-edge way to deliver care and a well-established (proven) “healer.” The roots of ozone in medicine can be traced back to at least the 1800s. And ozone’s origins in dentistry pre-date the Second World War. 

That being said, the founders and leaders behind the CADD training program, Drs. Griffin Cole and Robert Harris are constantly pushing the envelope. They have pioneered research into new applications for ozone in dentistry. This notion is reflected in CADD’s curricula. The study and incorporation of ozone into dental practices do not stand still. 

Furthermore, since our founders remain actively involved in education, you learn directly from them. You can trust their capabilities, credentials, and know-how. Additionally, you can rest assured that our courses are timely, relevant, and substantive and position you well for whatever technology and the industry brings tomorrow. And, increasingly, the savvy healthcare consumer expects or even demands natural, conservative, non-invasive, comfortable, efficient, and high-value services. 

Ozone in dentistry ticks off all of those boxes. CADD-trained professionals are able to apply ozone to conventional services or traditional approaches to commonplace dental treatments and procedures. In doing so, our trained ozone therapists are changing expectations and perceptions of dentistry – elevating the treatment experience. As CADD trainees, you will be able to apply this powerful, time-tested healer to dental services not limited to:

• Nasal insufflation for painful upper teeth, sinus infections, allergies, and inflammation
• Ear insufflation for TMD symptoms, tinnitus, and tooth-related ear pain
• Periodontal disease therapies with ozonated water, oil, and gas
• Tooth Sensitivity
• Pit and fissure treatment
• Pulp treatment
• Rehabilitation of endodontically-treated teeth
• Disinfection associated with oral surgeries, including implants and extractions

Stay ahead of the competition personally or professionally, or as a practice

We encourage you to add ozone to your menu of patient-attracting and loyalty-bolstering natural, holistic, and biological dental services. Call or text CADD at (512) 293 8782 to learn about upcoming training programs at our facility today.