Intro

Today, I talk to Dr. Yvette Carrillo, a periodontist and implant surgeon in San Diego, California. She earned her degree from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry in 2015 and completed her periodontics and implant surgery training in 2018. Currently, she works in private practice and teaches part time at her alma mater. 

For the first episode in the Noobie and Friends series, we talk about the fundamentals of periodontics. Dr. Yvette shares her patient assessment and workflow as a periodontist. We also discuss the treatment options and procedures for gum recession and chronic periodontitis.  

 

Guest Details

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Time Stamps

[05:03 ] Dr. Yvette’s journey to periodontics

[06:53 ] To specialize with or without clinical experience?

[09:28 ] Dr. Yvette’s day to day practice as a periodontist 

[12:40 ] Periodontal assessment and workflow

[16:25 ] Full mouth probe 

[21:20 ] Diagnostic process and patient management

[24:55 ] New periodontal staging and grading system

[28:17 ] Periodontal treatments and procedures

[33:57 ] Periodontal Scaling and Root Planing (SRP)

[35:36 ] Gum recession and gum grafting

[43:06 ] Chronic periodontitis

[47:05 ] Recall interval for periodontal maintenance

[50:22 ] The future of periodontics

[55:54 ] Advice for aspiring periodontists 

 

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Sponsor Details

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Conclusion

Do you plan to specialize in implant periodontics? Did you find Yvette’s tips useful? We would love to hear your thoughts! 

 

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