COURSE OVERVIEW
- Understand a site-based concept of defect regeneration
- Understand the importance of attached keratinized tissue and adequate vestibular depth
- Develop treatment strategies for peri-implantitis
- Treatment of the implant surface to restore hydrophilicity and enhance cell attachment
• Planning and placing implants in correct location, angulation, depth via freehanded
• Understanding fundamentals of bone biology, wound healing, biomechanics
• Navigating implant console, motor, surgical kit, prosthetics
• Evaluating patients: anatomy, medical assessment, site volume
• Planning an intermediate case and deciding correct size, position
• Learning materials and methods of bone grafting and membranes
• Restoring implants with excellent cosmetic results
• Implementing excellent sterile technique
• Developing good clinical decisions and clear dialogue with patient
There will be a prosthetic workshop that demonstrates DENTIS™ implant components and participants will practice drilling with dummy fixtures and models. This will be followed by a porcine mandible model workshop. The final part of the day will include case studies from the course director.
Attendees will participate live surgery that’s supervised by the course director and faculty.
* EA current malpractice policy and an active unrestricted California dental license is required for attendees to be able to participate in surgical procedures.
** Expand Your Experience: Additional Implant Placements Available for $500 Each.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Cancellation/Refund Policy
Refunds are granted only if a written cancellation notification is received within 31 days before the course. 50% of the tuition minus processing fee will be refunded if cancellation occurs within 21 days before this course. No refund is granted afterwards. A $75 fee is withheld for processing. Cancellation must be notified in writing by emailing [email protected].
