Implant Education - Seminars

Basics Oral Implantology

This dental implant course is designed for the general dentist who is either a novice to the surgical and restorative aspects of implant dentistry or who has moderate experiences as well.

Course Highlights

•The rationale for dental implants

•How to diagnose the implant patient

•CT and radiographic interpretation

•Treatment planning alternatives

•Informed consent process, record keeping and realistic fee setting

•SimPlant Software (dental implant program)

•Soft tissue flapsI

•Armamentarium

•Medications & anesthesia

•Master Diagnostic Model (MDM®)

•Uncovering techniques

•Socket Grafting (technique & materials)

•Step by Step implant placementtechniques and protocol

•Surgical guide fabrication

Hands-On Workshops

•Hands-on anatomic model surgery - The participants will be able to place implants in anatomic models and may keep these models for further practice as well as patient’s implant education.

Course Objectives

Upon Completion of this dental implant course, participants should successfully be able to place and restore implants in patient's edentulous areas that have sufficient height and width of bone. • Prepare Osteotomy Sites & place Implants into models. • Socket Grafting Hands-On model training. • Work with different bone grafting materials. • Use of membrane in conjunction with socket grafting • Armamentarium for basic oral implantology Doctors are encouraged to bring cases for discussion. (implant education program)

 

Upon Completion of this dental implant course, participants should successfully be able to place and restore implants in patient's edentulous areas that have sufficient height and width of bone.


• Prepare Osteotomy Sites & place Implants into models.
• Socket Grafting Hands-On model training.
• Work with different bone grafting materials.
• Use of membrane in conjunction with socket grafting
• Armamentarium for basic oral implantology

Doctors are encouraged to bring cases for discussion.
(implant education program)