Beyond One Snapshot:
Monitoring Remineralization, Biofilm, and Prevention Over Time
Moving from Detecting Disease to Measuring Health
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• This webinar does not offer CE credit. • This webinar is free to attend and open to clinicians worldwide.
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AIOBIO presents the QBLISS Clinical Series, a global monthly clinical webinar program hosted by Dr. Michael Miyasaki.
Dr. Miyasaki serves as the series host and primary speaker, leading each session with practical, case-based insights drawn from real-world clinical use of QBLISS visual diagnostics.
The QBLISS Clinical Series is designed to support clinicians in adopting visual, data-driven approaches to diagnosis, patient communication, and preventive care, helping bridge the gap between what clinicians know and what patients can truly understand.
Each session follows a concise and focused format, featuring a short clinical presentation followed by interactive Q&A, allowing participants to quickly translate concepts into everyday practice.
This ongoing series is open to dentists, dental hygienists, educators, and students worldwide who are interested in visual diagnostics, preventive dentistry, and more effective patient-centered care.
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Clinical perspective from Dr. Peterson.

Speaker
Dr. Yasmine Peterson is a general dentist practicing in Sacramento, California, with a focus on comprehensive, prevention-centered dentistry. She incorporates advanced diagnostic technologies into everyday patient care to help identify disease earlier, improve patient education, and create a more proactive approach to oral health. In her practice, Dr. Peterson uses AIOBIO’s biofluorescent technology during comprehensive and recall examinations to visualize bacterial activity and support clinical decision-making. She is passionate about using technology to help patients better understand what is happening in their mouths and to shift dentistry from simply treating disease to identifying opportunities for prevention and earlier intervention.
Early detection is valuable, but real clinical power comes from being able to monitor change over time. This session will examine how visual diagnostics can help clinicians document baseline conditions, follow biofilm control, observe early lesion changes, and support preventive conversations with greater clarity.
Attendees will learn how a monitoring-centered workflow can improve patient motivation, strengthen recall visits, and create a more evidence-driven preventive experience in everyday practice. This is especially relevant for clinicians who want to move from reactive treatment toward measurable prevention.
Move from "detecting disease" to "measuring health."
Baseline → Intervene → Monitor → Adapt
Upon completion of this program, attendees will be able to:
Move from “detecting disease” to “measuring health” by establishing visual baselines and comparing subsequent images to identify meaningful changes in biofilm, early lesions, and preventive outcomes.
Recognize when prevention appears to be working—and when it may not be enough by using longitudinal visual findings to help determine whether to continue, modify, or escalate preventive and minimally invasive interventions.
Make recall appointments more meaningful by showing patients their own progress over time, transforming the re-care visit from “another cleaning” into an opportunity to demonstrate measurable improvement and reinforce healthy behaviors.
Turn prevention into a visible patient journey by using before-and-after comparisons to strengthen motivation, accountability, trust, and adherence to home-care and professional recommendations.
Implement a “Baseline → Intervene → Monitor → Adapt” prevention protocol that shifts the practice from episodic, reactive dentistry toward a measurable, evidence-driven model focused on preserving health and tooth structure over time.
Continue following the QBLISS Clinical Series throughout the fall.
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Special Guest Session with Dr. Daniel Jurgen: Clinical Experiences with QBLISS and Linkdens Technology
Dates and topics are subject to change as the series evolves.
AIOBIO is a healthcare technology company pioneering AI-driven biofilm research and diagnostic innovation to advance both oral and systemic health. Through its proprietary QBLISS technology, AIOBIO equips dental professionals with reliable, compliance-focused solutions that support early detection, strengthen patient communication, and elevate global standards in preventive dentistry.
Join us for Beyond One Snapshot: Monitoring Remineralization, Biofilm, and Prevention Over Time
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