Dental Health: Current ResearchISSN: 2470-0886

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Optimizing periodontal conditions around the maxillary included canine: Proposal of a surgical decision tree


Jean-Marc Dersot

French Society of Periodontology and Oral Implantology, France

: Dent Health Curr Res

Abstract


Currently it is considered acceptable to hold dolphin, orca, beluga and other cetaceans in captivity for human entertainment. Clearly among the most emotionally and socially complex of all creatures, there is an urgent need to recognize and acknowledge the sentience of these beings. Moreover to rewrite global protocols and accepted norms in order to drive a systematic and comprehensive phasing out of this archaic, cruel practice. Cetaceans are to this day still being taken from the wild, with devastating consequences for those captured and family members left behind, in order to fulfill demand for hotels, waterparks and other facilities around the world. We must discuss and become the catalyst for an end to this.

Biography


Jean-Marc Dersot is the doctor of Dental Surgery. He has completed MSc, PhD and the former assistant-professor at the Periodontology department of Paris 5, former president of the French Society of Periodontology and Oral Implantology (SFPIO), associate member of the National Academy of Dental Surgery (ANCD), international member of the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP), expert near the Paris Court of Appeals, practice limited to periodontics, oral surgery and implant - Paris – France.

E-mail: dr.dersot@wanadoo.fr

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