NOV 7 — DEC 5, 2026
Dentistry & Whole-Body Health
The medical signals hiding in your patients' bloodwork — and how to read them from the dental chair.
- 3-PART LIVE SERIES
- 9 AGD-PACE CE CREDITS
- 90-DAY RECORDING ACCESS
You're already seeing the signs.
What the bloodwork, the heart, and the new weight-loss drugs are telling you.
The mouth is one of the most informative windows on the body, and you're looking through it more often than anyone else in a patient's care. That puts the earliest signs of systemic disease in front of you first.
See What Others Miss
Close the gaps in your practice.
When a case fails unexpectedly, the warning signs are often already there: hidden in routine bloodwork. The inflammatory and metabolic diseases that increase cardiovascular risk also affect how patients heal, bleed, and respond to treatment over time. This course equips you with the biomarkers, screening protocols, and referral pathways to recognize these risks before you start.
- Read a routine blood panel through a dentist's lens.
- Catch healing, bleeding, and infection risk before it surfaces mid-procedure.
- Spot cardiovascular and metabolic warning signs during ordinary exams.
- Handle GLP-1 and medically complex patients with confidence.
- Run higher-trust consultations that lift case acceptance.
Dentistry & Whole-Body Health
The medical signals hiding in your patients' bloodwork — and how to read them from the dental chair.
- 3-PART LIVE SERIES
- 9 AGD-PACE CE CREDITS
- 90-DAY RECORDING ACCESS
- LIVE Q&A
Dr. Lucy Hooper
MB BS MRCGP MA BSc DRCOG DCH
Dr. Hugh Coyne
MB BS BSc PgDip MRCGP DRCOG DCH
ATTEND LIVE + 90-DAY RECORDING ACCESS
INCLUDED WITH COURSE
- 3 live sessions + 90-day recording access
- 9 AGD-PACE-approved CE credits
- Live Q&A with the instructors
- Clinical guides, referral & patient-education templates
Modules
INCLUDED WITH COURSE
Guides, Templates & Protocols
TOOL 01
Blood Marker Guides
Vitamin D, CBC, and HbA1c interpretation guides written for a dental setting — values, risk groups, and what to do with each result.
TOOL 02
Referral Templates
Ready-to-send referral letters and pathways for GP and concierge hand-offs, so an early finding actually goes somewhere.
TOOL 03
Screening Protocols
In-practice protocols for blood pressure, body composition, and finger-prick testing that slot into a normal exam.
TOOL 04
Patient Education Guides
Plain-language explainers that turn a finding into a conversation — and into case acceptance.
COURSE INSTRUCTOR
Dr. Lucy Hooper
MB BS MRCGP MA BSc DRCOG DCH
Dr. Lucy Hooper is a London-based GP and co-founder of Coyne Medical. She graduated with honours from Imperial College London and completed postgraduate diplomas in child health and obstetrics & gynaecology, alongside a Master's in Medical Ethics & Law from the University of Manchester. She is a Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners.
Her clinical work focuses on women's health, paediatric care, and shared decision-making — the conversation, not the lecture. Her background in medical ethics keeps her care both clinically sound and grounded in what's right for the patient.
- Imperial College London — graduated with honours
- Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP)
- Master's in Medical Ethics & Law, University of Manchester
- Diplomas in child health and obstetrics & gynaecology
- Co-founder, Coyne Medical
COURSE INSTRUCTOR
Dr. Hugh Coyne
MB BS BSc PgDip MRCGP DRCOG DCH
Dr. Hugh Coyne is a London-based GP and co-founder of Coyne Medical, a prevention-first private family practice he runs with his wife, Dr. Lucy Hooper. He trained at Imperial College London and holds postgraduate diplomas in obstetrics & gynaecology, child health, and sports & exercise medicine.
He and Lucy built Coyne Medical to practise medicine the way they were trained to — with the time to actually listen, and a focus on preventing and catching disease early. He argues that dentists are sitting on one of the biggest opportunities in healthcare: patients see their dentist more regularly than their doctor, which makes the dentist, not the physician, the one with the most consistent view of their health.
He's also the son of a paediatric dentist — a detail he leads with, and credits for most of what he knows about the mouth as a window to the body.
- Imperial College London — medical training
- Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP)
- Diplomas in obstetrics & gynaecology and child health
- Diploma in sports & exercise medicine
- Co-founder, Coyne Medical
THE RIGHT FIT
You're a general dentist who wants sharper, more predictable outcomes across your everyday mix — restorative, extractions, perio, the occasional implant — not a new specialty.
You keep seeing cases that don't add up — slow healing, unexpected bleeding, treatment that doesn't hold — and you suspect the answer isn't only in the mouth.
You take detailed histories and see your patients two or three times a year, and you want to use that vantage point to catch systemic disease early.
You're seeing more medically complex and GLP-1 patients and want the confidence to manage the chairside changes that come with them.
You'd rather build a referral relationship with a GP before you need it than scramble after a finding you don't know what to do with.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ARTICLES
Five Blood Markers Every Dentist Should Read Before Treatment Planning
A practical starter panel — HbA1c, hs-CRP, vitamin D, renal function, and CBC — and what each one changes about how you treat.
What a Bachelor Party Can Teach You About Your Patient's Heart
Advanced lipid markers (ApoB and Lp(a)) explained simply — and why the dentist is often the only clinician positioned to surface them.
Try Module 1: Hidden Signals
Most patients in your chair this week are bringing a story their GP hasn't had time to hear — and this course is what to do with it. Start with one session for $625 if you'd rather test the fit. You risk almost nothing: upgrade anytime through December 10, 2026, your fee credits toward the series, and any session already run is yours as a 90-day recording.
Module 1: Hidden Signals
ENROLL MODULE 01 — $625Dentistry & Whole-Body Health
ENROLL FULL SERIES — $1,497Upgrade to the full series anytime through December 10, 2026 (up to 5 days after the final module). Your single-session fee credits toward the series price, and already-run sessions come as 90-day recordings.