Podcast: Free Radicals and Antioxidants in Periodontitis

Aim
The aim of this lecture is to provide dental professionals with a deeper understanding of oxidative stress and antioxidant interventions in periodontitis, promoting evidence-based practices and improved patient care.

Course objective

to equip practitioners with the latest insights and research on the role of oxidative stress and antioxidants in periodontal disease management.

Anticipated learning outcomes:

Recognise the mechanisms of oxidative stress and its impact on periodontal health.
Understand the roles of various antioxidants in combating oxidative damage.
Identify potential antioxidant therapies as adjuncts to conventional periodontal treatments.
Evaluate ongoing research regarding antioxidant applications in periodontal disease.
Integrate knowledge of oxidative stress and antioxidants into patient care strategies.

GDC Development Outcomes
This CPD will support the learner in meeting the following GDC Development Outcome(s): C.

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