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Cost: Free
In 2018, the American Academy of Periodontology released a new classification system for periodontal conditions of natural and implant-borne teeth. It is now out with the old 1999 system and in with the new. Many changes were made, new categories were developed, and language was adjusted for identifying, diagnosing and treatment planning periodontal conditions. It is now up to the providers to learn this new system and apply its diagnostic criteria in patient care. This course will provide practical guidance for an easy and seamless implementation of the new system.
Learning Objectives:
Incorporate the 2019 AAP system into clinical practice.
Define the 4 categories of the AAP Classification of Periodontal & Peri-Implant Diseases and Conditions.
Differentiate between health, stability, and disease for natural-borne and implant-borne teeth.
Utilize the patient’s AAP diagnosis to build appropriate dental hygiene care plans.
Watch the recording of our 4/30/2026 webinar and pass the quiz to receive 1.0 CDE for this course. This on demand course was supported by NNOHA's HRSA National Training and Technical Assistance Partnership
Breakin’ Down the 2018 AAP Classification System for EASY Practice Integration
