Next course June 12–16, 2019

Mar 6–10, 2019. Registration closed · Register for our next corse June 12–16, 2019 · Nov 6–10, 2019 ·Registration Open

​During this 5-day hands-on implant training seminar you will learn how to perform preservation-oriented dental implant procedures with confidence and competency. Whether you are a beginner looking for continuous education or an experienced clinician seeking to add surgical and prosthodontic dental implants to your own practice, our courses will meet your needs.

OUR ADVANTAGE

  • Small groups: one patent for 2 doctors. One-on-one instruction by the course faculty.
  • Participate in at least 30 implant placements on live patients: 15 to place and 15 to assist.
  • Cases will be selected based on the participant's surgical level of expertise.
  • Qualified dentists will perform sinus lifts, immediate implant placement, ridge splits and GBR’s.
  • Patients, implants, instruments, and graft material are provided.
  • ​Participants earn  40 Continuing Education (C.E.) credits.

Price Includes

  • 5-day course tuition.
  • 6-nights accommodation in a 4-star hotel.
  • Breakfasts, Lunches and Dinners.
  • Island Transfers.
  • Implants, instruments, bone grafts.
  • Airfare is not included.

Level 1. Basic Introductory Implant Placement.

An Incredible Hands On Learning Opportunity to Place implants on Actual Patients in a Dental School Setting!
Every participant will insert 15 (or more) implants under supervision. ​During this five-day course, clinicians will learn how to perform preservation oriented implant procedures with confidence and competency.  Participants will also learn how to make extensive treatment cost effective, while adhering to currently accepted concepts of implant therapy.  The course includes one half-day of lectures, one half-day of hands-on workshops on anatomic models, and four days of implant placement on provided patients.
This level is designed for general dentists and/or specialists in private practice who have experience with restorative dentistry and basic oral surgical procedures. At the completion of the course, every participant should be able to:
  • Determine if implants are an appropriate treatment option on a case-by-case basis
  • Present implant treatment plans to patients and provide appropriate patient education
  • Manage an implant practice in a cost-effective manner
  • Perform basic implant surgical and restorative procedures that achieve predictable results
Lecture topics are: introduction to oral implantology, implant site development and alveolar bone resorbtion patterns; implant over-dentures, attachments, occlusion, DICRG (Dental Implant Clinical Research  Group) investigation, and home care, basic surgical procedures and principles for oral implantology, extraordinary implant failure, and periodontal considerations.
​This 3/5–day course is intended for clinicians who have taken the AAIP/ADIS basic implant placement course and/or dentists who have limited implant experience and wish to expand their knowledge of oral implantology.
Next course: call (657) ADIS-4-ME for information
Advanced Implant Dentistry
This course is intended for clinicians who have taken the AAIP/ADIS basic implant placement course and/or dentists who have limited implant experience and wish to expand their knowledge of oral implantology. One-on-one instruction by course faculty is provided with procedures and techniques that can be immediately implemented into office situations.
At the completion of the course, every participant should, in addition to the objectives of the basic introductory implant placement course, be able to:
  • Demonstrate competency in soft tissue management and bone augmentation
  • Perform uncomplicated sinus lifts
  • Obtain an ideal implant occlusion
  • Understand the use of alternative dental implant systems
  • Work as part of an implant team with other professionals
  • Dental, medical billing 
Procedures demonstrated and taught include soft tissue grafting, bone grafting (GBR) and site development, alveolar ridge augmentation, ridge spreading and splitting, and sinus lifting and grafting with lateral window and crestal approaches. Participants will perform sinus lifts, bone and soft tissue grafting, insert implants, restore implants and take impressions. Minimum 5 surgeries.
Lecture topics include dealing with complications; implant screw mechanics, the settling effect, and removal of broken implant screws; and alternative dental implant systems (blades, subperiosteal, mini, and small diameter implants).

GENERAL COURSE INFORMATION

  • Before your departure, you will be provided with all contact and reservation information.
  • Arriving to Kingston, Jamaica - Norman Manley (KIN) Airport.
  • Designated driver, with your info, will be waiting for you at the airport and transport you to the hotel.
  • ​Accommodation at the hotel for 6 nights, daily meals provided.
  • First day begins at 9:00am in your hotel lobby where you will be taken to the University Dental School.
  • Recommended dress code: Pack scrubs for 5 days, and comfortable shoes.
  • If you use loops and lights in your office set up, it is suggested to bring them.
  • Regular (latex) gloves, and ear-loop masks are provided to attendees.
  • If you have any specific requirements: gloves, masks, hats etc., you may want to provide them for yourself.
  • If you have any medical problems, allergies, or food restrictions: please let us know in advance so we can help accommodate you.
  • It is recommended to bring your own photo/video device (To record your cases)
  •  Course ends, Your designated driver will transport you to Kingston, Jamaica - Norman Manley (KIN) Airport.

GENERAL COURSE INFORMATION

2019 Schedule ADIS in Jamaica

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