Dr. Hwey-Chin Yeh graduated from Chung Shan Medical University School of Dentistry in Taiwan. She received her periodontal specialty training and master degree from Northwestern University Dental School in 1993, and then became a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology in 2000.
This presentation will expound on new findings from the recent research of Cobb and Sottosanti and its clinical significance.
This presentation will expound on the 2017 World Workshop Classification consensus on adapting a gingival recession classification. Clinical cases will be presented to elucidate this classification.
It is time to learn how to document cases well. Documenting cases is an important aspect in a dental practice. This is often a neglected subject in dentistry. But actually, is the most essential in the art of diagnosing and treatment planning any dental case. Aside from that, it is an educating tool for communication with your patient for thorough presentation of their concern and how you will be able to resolve their dental issues.
Photography has penetrated all aspects of life. It was considered an art before it has become an integral and vital tool of modern dental practice. Dental photography continues to evolve and grow because it enhances assessment, diagnosis and management of the majority of patients resulting in improved delivery of care. Although primarily for documentation, dental photographs may also be used for education, communication with patients, the dental team and colleagues. It would be hard to imagine a modern dental setting without using dental photography.