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Jo-Anne is excited to bring engaging, virtual presentations to organizations and associations eager to stay ahead on today's hottest dental topics. Known for an inspirational style and an ability to translate essential knowledge directly into practice, Jo-Anne delivers insights that are certain to inspire growth and elevate patient care. Today's dental professional values the convenience of gaining practical knowledge from the comfort of their own homes, allowing them to stay informed and inspired without travel or difficulty fitting into an already busy schedule.
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Xerostomia or dryness of the oral cavity is now affecting 1 out of every 4 adults and has become one of the most common oral health pathologies.
Rest and self-care are vitally important. We cannot serve from an empty vessel.
WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS....a very bold and broad sweeping statement that distinguishes between heath and disease and in some cases, an outcome of life vs. death.
It is time to put our words into action and recognize our role in reducing inflammation and sustaining overall health for our dental patients. Our time is NOW to take our practice and patient’s health to the next level.
Navigating the evolving landscape of trends affecting oral and oropharyngeal cancer screening is no easy task for today’s dental professional.
Often dental professionals are hesitant to engage in a conversation about the Human papillomavirus or HPV despite the growing urgency.
In this webinar, we will explore diverse and effective solutions for managing mild to severe dry mouth referred to as xerostomia.
In our fast-paced, ever-evolving world of healthcare, dental professionals are continually bombarded with increasingly complex techniques and assessment protocols leaving us often feeling overwhelmed.
In today’s rapidly evolving dental landscape, balancing traditional practices with emerging trends can be a challenge.
