INTRODUCTORY IMPLANT PLACEMENT

6–DAY SEMINAR IN CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY
A continuing education course for general dentists with experience in restorative dentistry and basic oral surgical procedures. ​​The 6–day seminar consists of two 3–day sessions conveniently scheduled on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
February 27–29, 2020
April 2-4, 2020
Registration Closed
October 3-5, 2019
November 21-23, 2019
Registration Closed
$8,350.00
Payment Plan Available
During this hands-on 6–day course with live patients in a state-of-the-art private practice setting in Clifton, New Jersey, you will learn to:
  • Determine if implants are an appropriate treatment option on a case-by-case basis.
  • Manage an implant practice in a cost-effective manner.
  • Present implant treatment plans to patients and provide appropriate patient education.
  • Perform basic implant surgical and restorative procedures that achieve predictable results.​
Upon completion of this continuing education program, doctors will receive diplomas and 48 CE hours certificate from AAIP and ADI Seminars as well as fulfill educational requirements for the fellowship in the AAIP—The American Academy of Implant Prosthodontics. The seminar consists of two 3–day sessions conveniently scheduled on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
The course includes two parts: theoretical and hands-on sessions. Both parts will cover the entire protocol of root form implants, from placement to final restoration. Patients for hands-on session are provided; furthermore, the participants can bring their own patients and perform implant surgery at our facility under supervision. During the training you will place 6–9 dental implants. ​Breakfasts, lunches, instruments, implants, bone grafting materials and CT are provided.
Theoretical part covers the following topics:​
  • Historic perspective on implants.
  • The rationale for dental implants.
  • How to diagnose the implant patient.
  • Presurgical planning.
  • How to interpret CT Scans and radiographs.
  • Diagnostic models.
  • Surgical guides.
  • Treatment plan alternatives.
  • Root form implants, different designs, different futures  and their advantages in clinical utilization.
  • Root form implants, surgical and prosthetic phases.
  • Single, multiple teeth replacement with the fixed,fixed-detachable, removable prosthesis's. 
  • Complications.
  • Home care.
  • Implant practice marketing.
  • Dental and medical billing.
Hands-on training objectives:
  • Flap design, flap-less approach.
  • Osteotomy preparation for cylindrical, tapered implants.
  • Modifications of the osteotomy for one or two stages implant placement.
  • Placing the implants.
  • Suturing.
  • CBCT workup
  • Abutment selection and placement (stock and milled abutments).
  • Impression taking techniques.
  • Fabrication temporary restorations.
  • Permanent restoration insertion.
  • Live Surgeries, live restorative procedures demonstration.