
Are your patients stuck in a cycle of recurring cavities and persistent gum disease? The unseen culprit is often the oral microbiome, affecting 65% of the population and linked to 57 systemic diseases.
This course shows you how, by assessing the oral microbiome of your patients, you can identify the root cause of their issues and provide lasting solutions that support stable oral and overall health.

4 hours of on-demand learning

A clinical case & practical integration tips

4 interactive exercises to apply insights

10 curated studies to deepen understanding

Shareable certificate of completion

1 hour of video content applicable in practice
Is this course for you?
- You are ready to tackle the root cause of chronic oral issues.
- You wish to be at the forefront of human-first dentistry.
- You want to grow your dental practice and support your team.
- You want to build deeper patient connections.
- You are committed to offering lasting solutions that extend beyond the mouth.
What you will learn in this course:
Module 1: Understand the role of the oral microbiome in modern dentistry
- What the oral microbiome is and what its diverse composition looks like
- Why the oral microbiome should be assessed for every dental patient
- How to use the latest findings about the oral microbiome in your practice
- How to recognise the clinical signs of imbalance in the oral microbiome
Module 2: Keep biofilm in check
- How healthy biofilms support both oral and overall systemic health
- Why plaque buildup alone does not cause disease
- How the maturation of biofilms actually drives disease
- Effective ways to motivate patients to manage their biofilm at home
Module 3: Transform health with microbiome-friendly nutrition
- The impact of the modern diet on the oral microbiome and how to counteract it
- Clinical application of biotics and nutrition strategies
- How to create simple, patient-centred dietary plans to reduce oral and systemic risk
Module 4: Build a microbiome-centred workflow
- What does a proper microbiome-centred practice look like
- Emerging therapies shaping the future of oral health
- How dentists, hygienists, and other staff fit into a new, preventive care approach