The Oral Microbiome and the Link to GI Health 229
The Oral Microbiome and the Link to GI Health
Approved 6/118
Emerging studies are starting to show a strong link between oral health and gut health. Periodontal bacteria have been shown to worsen inflammatory bowel disease and potentially play a role in the development of colon cancer. This course will examine the emerging evidence on how the oral microbiome and subsequent inflammation play a role in gastrointestinal health.
Date & Time
Saturday April 27th, 2024 10:00am CDT
End Date & Time
Saturday April 27th, 2024 12:00pm CDT
Session Number
S2407
Learning Objectives
1.) Understand how p.gingivalis may contribute to a dysbiotic gut microbiota 2.) Explain how oral inflammation plays a role in worsening Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis 3.) Evaluate the research linking periodontitis to colon cancer and pancreatic cancer 4.) Discuss the role periodontal therapy and good oral hygiene may have on gastrointestinal health
Format
Lecture
Audience
Dentist, Hygienist, Assistant, Nurse, Dental Technician, Administrative Personnel, Dental Therapist, Student Dentist
Topic
Dental Hygiene, Health and Wellness, Periodontics
CEU Credits
2.0 Fundamental CEs
AGD Code
490
Pricing for Dentist (Early Bird)
20
Pricing for Staff (Early Bird)
10
Pricing for Dentist
30
Pricing for Staff
20
Category Course Catalog

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