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Session
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Implant Dentistry - The Standard of Care
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| Rationale,
Current and Future Economic and Demographic Trends. |
| Marketing
- How we get started. Are you losing patients to second opinions because
you donāt do implants? |
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Treatment
Planning - Begin with the End in Mind.
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Patient
selection and evaluation, prosthetic planning, anatomic considerations,
planning protocol, C.T. and Radiographic Interpretation, Surgical
Guide Fabrication.
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| Occlusal
Considerations for Various Case Types. |
| Bone
Grafting - Biology of Bone, Wound Healing, Bone Formation, Bone Factors,
Graft Materials, Procedures. |
| GBR
is the" Backbone of Modern Implant Dentistry". |
| Site
Development - Using Current Scientific Tissue Engineering Principles
for Soft and Hard Tissues. |
| Flap
Design and Suturing. |
| Cement
vs. Screw Retained Restorations - Ease, Cost, Aesthetics and Retrievability.
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| Easy
and Effective Provisionalization. |
| Uncovering
Implants - Why, How and When? |
| Pharmacology
and Anesthesia. |
| Implant
Maintenance. |
| Informed
Consents and the Essential Documentation. |
| Armamentarium,
Suppliers. |
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Hands-On Laboratory Workshops |
| Implant
Placement Techniques using Anatomical and Bone Density Models. |
| Prosthetic
Workshop - Getting to know the Components, Hands-On Impression Taking
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Live Surgeries |
| Simple
Ridge Preservation with Membrane Placement. |
| Easy,
Single Tooth Implant Placement. |
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Course Objectives: |
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All
participants should be able to perform ridge preservation and place
a single tooth implant in the non-aesthetic zone after this course.
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