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Join us and upload nowThe New Dental Antibiotic Guidelines: Prophylaxis and Clinical Use
Dr. Thomas M. Paumier, DDS, brings a wealth of expertise and dedication to continuing education for dental professionals. As Chairman of the Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital Board, Dr. Paumier’s influence extends deeply into clinical education and leadership.Dr. Paumier has been instrumental in establishing clinical standards that shape antibiotic practices in dentistry. He served on the expert panels for the ADA and the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, co-authoring critical Clinical Practice Guidelines for Antibiotic Prophylaxis for Prosthetic Joint Patients. His role as co-author of the ADA’s Clinical Practice Guideline for Antibiotic Use in Endodontic Infections underscores his commitment to safe, evidence-based patient care. Honored with the ADA’s 2019 Evidence-Based Dentistry Clinical Practice Award, Dr. Paumier continues to drive forward-thinking practices in dentistry.Dr. Paumier’s dynamic lectures resonate with both dental students and experienced professionals alike. A frequent speaker at Case School of Dental Medicine and a past president of the Ohio Dental Association, Dr. Paumier is passionate about empowering dentists with cutting-edge knowledge, ensuring each course delivers value and practical insights for clinical excellence.
LEARNING OB JECTIVES:
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Master Clinical Guidelines: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the current Clinical Practice Guidelines for antibiotic prophylaxis and their application to odontogenic infections.
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Implement Stewardship Practices:Â Learn actionable strategies for incorporating antibiotic stewardship into your dental practice to safeguard patient health.
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Oral Bacteremia Insights:Â Understand the role of oral bacteremia in distant site infections and how antibiotic prophylaxis affects these outcomes.
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Prosthetic Joint & Endocarditis Knowledge:Â Delve into the biology and physiology of prosthetic joint infections and infective endocarditis to make informed decisions for your patients.
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Best Practices for Procedures:Â Review the best practices for antibiotic use in dental extractions, implant placement, periodontal root planing, and other procedures to ensure optimal care.
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