Dental Ozone Training: An Investment in Your Patients’ Satisfaction, the Sustainability of Your Practice

At the Center for Advanced Dental Disciplines, we appreciate that it is one thing to become skilled or experienced in a given area of dentistry. Yet, it requires an entirely different level of expertise, knowledge, and demonstrated skill to successfully train other peers, professionals, and leaders in dentistry.

From CADD’s home base in Louisville, Kentucky, our leaders Drs. Griffin Cole and Robert Harris are true pioneers in dental ozone therapy. They are highly experienced and honored to equip dental practices and practitioners with the knowledge to offer this service to their valued clients.

Why Dental Ozone, and How is it Transforming Dental Care?

The use of ozone in medicine is not new. Its effectiveness as a disinfectant, antimicrobial agent, and wound healer is well-documented and almost predates the American Civil War! The use of ozone in dentistry reportedly dates back to the 1930s; however, it continues to be under-utilized. Authorities in the field, like our founders and lecturers, Drs. Cole and Harris are hard to come by.

Fortunately, we at CADD have a depth and breadth of expertise in this field to position those unfamiliar with ozone’s myriad benefits for success. We also stay on the leading edge of dental science and technologies. So, we can push the envelope and constantly innovate and advance the use of ozone in dentistry.

Dental ozone in its many forms – from gas to water to oils – presents a superior alternative to earlier-generation techniques for many common dental services and procedures. Unlike “conventional” approaches to care and treatments, dental ozone is conservative, non-invasive, gentle, precise, natural, safe, effective, and fast. Imagine all of the characteristics you want to support in delivering care at your practice. Dental ozone has these positive attributes covered.

The ambitious clinicians and leaders who have completed our programs can integrate what they have learned into their day-to-day practices.  Just a few of the ways they have integrated ozone into their offices are listed here:

• Hygiene appointments – As a “pre-treatment rinse” before the placement of preventive services like dental sealants.
• Restorative procedures – To prepare cavitated areas and crowns and to aid in sterilizing prepared teeth – eradicating pathogens, and decreasing post-operative complications such as tooth sensitivity and discomfort (including the most cutting edge procedures for biologic root canals).
• Periodontal care – To irrigate periodontal pockets among those with active gum disease and to optimize therapies associated with all periodontal tissues
• And much more!

You can be confident that ozone training is the path to happier, healthier, loyal patients. To start the process today, call or text our friendly team at CADD at (512) 293 8782.