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1. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ will it work in my practice? • Emergency Treatment • Pain control • Dry socket • Root Canal Treatment • Fractures • Soft tissue lesions • Herpes • Apthous ulcers • Other soft tissue lesions © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

2. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ will it work in my practice? • Conservation / Family Practice • Children • New lesions • Sensitivity • Pain control • Conditioning cavity preps prior to filling • Recurrent decay around existing fillings • Root Canal Treatment • Pre-extractions cases • Fractures © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

3. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ will it work in my practice? • Conservation / Family Practice • Adolescents • New lesions • Whitening • Sensitivity • Pain control • Conditioning cavity preps prior to filling • Recurrent decay around existing fillings • Root Canal Treatment • Orthodontic brackets – prevention • Crown / bridge / veneer preps / cementation & sensitivity • Fractures © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

4. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ will it work in my practice? • Conservation / Family Practice • Ageing population • New lesions • Whitening • Sensitivity • Pain control • Conditioning cavity preps prior to filling • Buccal lesions • Crown / bridge / veneer prep / cementation • Dry mouth / pharmacology / radiation treatment • Fractures • Root Canal Treatment © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

5. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ will it work in my practice? • Paedodontic Practice • New lesions • Sensitivity • Pain control • Conditioning cavity preps prior to filling • Recurrent decay around existing fillings • Root Canal Treatment • Emergency Treatment • Pre-extractions cases • Fractures © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

6. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ will it work in my practice? • Periodontic Practice • Conservation treatment • Crown / bridge / veneer prep / cementation • Root Canal Treatment • Sensitivity • Pain control • Post-surgery – bone and soft tissue ‘conditioning’ • Soft tissue lesions • Herpes • Apthous ulcers • Other soft tissue lesions © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

7. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ will it work in my practice? • Prosthodontic Practice • Sensitivity • Whitening • Crown / bridge / veneer prep / cementation • Root Canal Treatment • Post-surgery – bone and soft tissue ‘conditioning’ • Soft tissue lesions • Herpes • Apthous ulcers • Other soft tissue lesions © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

8. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ will it work in my practice? • RCT Practice • Root Canal Treatment • Post-surgery – bone and soft tissue ‘conditioning’ • Wound management • Infection control • Soft tissue lesions • Herpes • Apthous ulcers • Other soft tissue lesions © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

9. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ will it work in my practice? • Surgical Practice • Soft tissue surgery • Bone removal / augmentation • Bone grafting • Implant placement • Wound management • Infection control • Post-surgery – bone and soft tissue ‘conditioning’ • Soft tissue lesions • Herpes • Apthous ulcers • Other soft tissue lesions © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

10. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ costing this treatment • In the UK in 2001 • Promote & Sell on • no injections • no drilling or filling required in most cases • no tears, trauma • no fear of dental treatment • painless procedure • quick, non-invasive, instant bacterial elimination • allows natural remineralisation of decayed tooth tissue © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

11. marketing ozone care What About ? ~ costing this treatment • In Poland, France, Spain, Canada, Egypt, Israel, South Africa, Germany, New Zealand, Australia, Asia, Russia, Holland • Promote & Sell on • no injections • no drilling or filling required in most cases • no tears, trauma • no fear of dental treatment • painless procedure • quick, non-invasive, instant bacterial elimination • allows natural remineralisation of decayed tooth tissue © Dr Julian Holmes 2006

12. fear of dental care ‘In the vast majority of dental practices - not just in the United Kingdom, but throughout the world - the primary method to reverse the effects of decay remains 'drill and fill'. The entry of a patient into the cycle of drill and fill is irreversible. Once a hole is drilled into a tooth, the patient always will have it; and no matter how good a clinician each dentist perceives themselves to be, any restorative material will fail at some time.’ Julian Holmes 2006 © Dr Julian Holmes 2006