MARCH WEBINAR

Elevating the Curriculum with Desiccation Therapy: Why and How to Teach it

This webinar provides a clinically focused overview of desiccation therapy in periodontal care. The session covers the mechanism of desiccation agents for disrupting biofilm and aiding nonsurgical periodontal procedures, reviews supporting clinical evidence, and discusses comparative outcomes with other adjuncts. Participants will examine when and why to incorporate desiccation therapy in dental hygiene education, and learn practical approaches for curriculum integration to enhance student preparation for modern clinical practice.

  

Course Presenter:

Dr. Joy Void-Holmes, DHSc, BSDH, RDH, AADH

March 24, 2026 - 8:00 PM EST
CE Credit: 1 CEU (Certificate Provided)

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Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course, attendees will: ​

  • Define the mechanism of desiccation agents and their application in nonsurgical periodontal therapy.​
  • Explain indications and intended outcomes of desiccation therapy in biofilm disruption, tissue healing, and calculus management.​
  • Identify where desiccation therapy fits within typical dental hygiene curricular frameworks and instructional modules.​
  • Compare desiccation therapy with conventional adjuncts for nonsurgical periodontal care, noting similarities and differences in effectiveness and integration.
  • Evaluate evidence supporting clinical benefits and limitations of desiccation therapy for educational adoption.​
  • Design a curriculum map or lesson plan that incorporates desiccation therapy into existing periodontal instruction

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Important Notice: Certificates are issued for live attendance only and are not available for webinar replays.

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