Perio/Peri-implantitis...is it a Time Bomb? Let’s diffuse it...
4th Asia Pacific Congress & Expo on Dental and Oral Health
July 27-29, 2015 Brisbane, Australia

Lise Slack

Keynote: Oral Health Dent Manag

Abstract:

Perio-implant patients need to continue indefinitely with excellent long term oral hygiene. Come and equip yourself with a few proven and fresh techniques and motivation to use and pass on to your patients who are desperate to keep the teeth in their mouths. Included the use of soft tissue diode lasers which encourage bio stimulation. Conclusion: The attendees should be able to return to their clinic with proven, effective and very practical ways on how to prevent infection. Motivate patients sufficiently about the need for long term maintenance of these conditions. Recall useful information about the disease periodontitis/peri-implantitis and some risk factors involved. Be encouraged about the crucial role dental professionals play in preventing periodontitis/peri-implantitis.

Biography :

Lise Slack is an International speaker, clinical dental hygienist, published author, inventor/developer/patentee of two oral care products and director of the charity i-Hope. Lise spent five years in the UK working for SmithKlein Beecham promoting/distributing Amoxil antibiotics for prevention of dental bacterial endocarditis. At the same time Lise was in the project designing/marketing the brand/logos for Corsodyl Chlorhexidine Gluconate 2mg/ml antimicrobial mouthwash. Lise has written several articles on the long term maintenance of the periodontal health and dental implants. After three decades of data collecting from her patients she invented the unique X-Floss and X-Ribbon now available in several countries. Lise?s innovative character and passion for the work as dental hygienist has opened doors to see Lise speak/teach at international dental/hygiene conferences on implant/perio maintenance. Lise is an active member of the Dental Hygienists? Association in Australia. Lise is also passionate about rescuing orphans and her charity i-Hope is currently building their second safehouse in Asia.