Healthy patients: Even in patients with no visible issues, potential pathogens can be transported from the soft tissue to the teeth and gums, where they can easily colonize an unbalanced plaque biofilm.

Healthy patients: Oral health is not just the absence of dental diseases. While a healthy mouth has a balanced biofilm, it doesn’t take much to knock the equilibrium of the biofilm off-balance. Destabilizing events can range from a change in diet, to illness and stress.

Healthy patients: Make ‘healthy patients’ central to your dental team’s work. Not only do they represent regular customers for preventive procedures – if satisfied, they could also become the most passionate recommenders of your dental practice. They can also be risk-averse and concerned for their oral health. Guide and support them – reassure them that together you can prevent dental diseases and their consequences.



Dear Reader,
You will need to login if you want to read the comments made by dental professional readers, or to make comments on the articles yourself.

Please enter your e-mail and password:

Please enable JavaScript in order to continue. You can find instruction for your browser here.
The login form content on this page need Functional Cookies, to which you have not consented.
If You wish to view those content please open Cookie Consent Tool, update Your preferences and reload this page.

Not signed up yet? Click here

Many thanks,
The #ColgateDialogue team