Staging to Success Part 3: Implementation in Motion

Program Overview

This is part three to the staging to success series. Please start with part one and two prior to registering for part three.

On-Demand webinars

Periodontal therapy depends not only on accurate diagnosis, but on the clinician’s ability to implement a customized, comprehensive plan of action. In this final part of the “Staging to Success” series, we shift from planning to clinical execution, where precision, judgment, and adaptability define patient outcomes.
We’ll explore how to manage complex cases with deep pocketing, systemic risks, and challenging anatomical features using current evidence-based protocols. Through case studies, decision-making models, and treatment demonstrations, attendees will learn how to streamline implementation with confidence, choosing the right instruments, tools, and follow-up strategies to support long-term periodontal stability.

Original Date 12/16/25 at 7pm CST

Your Presenter

Marvelyn Navarro, RDH

About Your Presenter

Marvelyn is a registered dental hygienist with over 13 years of clinical and administrative dental experience. She graduated from the College of Southern Nevada in 2016, where she was the president of her dental hygiene class. Marvelyn is one of the few clinicians in Nevada that holds certification in perioscopy, the use of a periodontal endoscope.

Her passions and skill sets are in preventative dentistry, periodontal therapy, and addressing airway issues to improve patients' quality of life. She loves to educate her patients every day and make them aware of the oral-systemic link. Marvelyn has also been with Young Innovations for about 2 years as a Clinical Representative and now as a Clinical Educator. She believes that knowledge has no value unless you use and share it, sharing is caring. Marvelyn is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest developments in the dental field. Outside of work, Marvelyn is married and is a mom of two children. She and her family love to travel (have been to 18 countries), spend time with family, and friends, and give back to the community in any way they can.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Employ best practices for efficient and accurate documentation of periodontal findings.
Identify appropriate instruments and adjunctive therapies based on site-specific anatomy, clinical challenges, and systemic risk factors.

Measure treatment outcomes effectively, using clinical attachment levels, bleeding indices, radiographic interpretation, and case-specific expectations.
Apply evidence-based reasoning to implement personalized care plans using adjuncts, instrument selection, lasers, and other advanced therapeutic modalities.