ADVANCED IMPLANT DENTISTRY

SURGERY AND PROSTHODONTICS

5–DAY SEMINAR

This course is intended for clinicians who have limited implant experience and wish to expand their knowledge of oral implantology.

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The course includes workshops on anatomical models, followed by implant surgery and restorative procedures on live patients. One-on-one instruction by course faculty is provided with procedures and techniques that can be immediately implemented into office situations. Participants can bring their own patients, or patients can be provided by the course.
Every participant will perform a minimum of 5 sinus lifts (place implants when appropriate) and 4 GBR with or without immediate implant placements. All procedures will be performed under faculty supervision.
Upon completion of this continuing education program, doctors will receive diplomas and 40 CE hours’ certificate from AAIP and ADI Seminars.
Included: lunches, instruments, implants, bone grafting materials and Computed Tomography (CT).

Theoretical part covers the following topics:

Anatomy review

Presurgical evaluation and treatment planning:

CT reading
Occlusion
Soft tissue
Hard tissue
Surgical guides
Maxillary sinus membrane elevation, different approaches
GBR, Ridge splitting
Bone graft materials
Treatment plan alternatives
Complications
Home care
Implant practice marketing
Dental and medical billing

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Hands-on training objectives:

Flap design, flap-less approach.
Osteotomy preparation.
Maxillary sinus membrane elevation different techniques.
Ridge augmentation techniques.
Suturing.
Immediate implant placement and immediate function.
Complications.