The incidence of gastroesophageal (acid) reflux disease (GERD) is increasing dramatically in the United States. Dental professionals are often the first to recognize the symptoms and need to be able to treat the dental sequelae of the disease and make appropriate medical referrals. Overview of anatomy and pathology of GERD, diagnostic techniques, stepwise approach to treatment including lifestyle modifications, OTC and prescription medications, surgical and non-surgical treatment approaches. Dental and medical sequelae and complications including adenocarcinoma. California Dental Board approved CE. AGD PACE National approved CE. Remote self-directed distance learning online dental continuing education course.
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Informative
I found the GERD course every interesting, explanations of the conditions were easy to understand
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Gerd
Clear picture of the oral involvement when a patient suffers from Gerd. Good anatomical description .
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Seeing more all the time
My practice is filling up with reflux patient with all the general stress out there (bruxing on the rise as well). Good timely course.
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GERD
Interesting as I'm seeing a lot of drugs on medical histories for GERD and can talk in a well informed way to patients who suffer from this.
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Reflux Disease
Good to see a course addressing a problem increasing in frequency in dentistry.
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GERD
So many patients suffering from this, very timely course.
