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Learn alongside industry-leading experts from around the world. Courses cover everything from diagnosis and treatment planning to surgical and prosthetic workflows. We even address some of the most complex and progressive protocols for managing potential complications.

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January 2021

Nobel Biocare Virtual Education Series: Immediate implant and provisionalization in the esthetic zone: A team approach

Jan 25-Dec 30, 2021
US
Dr. Kyle Stanley
Overview: In this 5 hour presentation, we will showcase the digital workflow and how to avoid problems by utilizing technology in implantology. Planning with a restoratively driven mind will make things easier for both surgeons and restorative doctors so that the whole team benefits and patients get more predictable treatment with a shorter “time to teeth.” Dr. Stanley will be performing a live surgery to show the research-backed techniques that he uses in his daily practice. This course is intended for clinicians familiar with implant dentistry in the esthetic zone.
5
English
Fundamental course
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Nobel Biocare Virtual Education Series: Modern implantology techniques. Grafting with PRF, digital workflow with in-house 3D printing review

Jan 25-Dec 30, 2021
US
Dr. Nader Salib
Overview: This exciting 5 hour course is intended for all clinicians and laboratory technicians. It will cover bone grafting with use of biologics to form “sticky bone” and provide a review of grafting principles. It will also introduce the modern digital workflow illustrating implant planning, template design, and fabrication with in-house 3D printers. This course will also provide an overview of different 3D printers. A live surgery of the case discussed will take place in the afternoon. This course is intended for clinicians and lab technicians with experience in implant dentistry.
5
English
Advanced course
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Nobel Biocare Virtual Education Series: Immediate full-arch prosthetic rehabilitation utilizing the All-on-4® treatment concept

Jan 25-Dec 30, 2021
US
Dr. Hooman Zarrinkelk
Dr. Saj Jivraj
Overview: In this 5 hour program. Edentulous patients and patients with failing dentition who want a fixed prosthetic rehabilitation are very often faced with time-consuming, expensive, and uncomfortable bone grafting procedures. The perceived complexity of rehabilitation is a great obstacle to treatment acceptance for these patients and many dental clinicians as well. The All-on-4® treatment concept was developed by Nobel Biocare to eliminate many of the difficulties facing patients and clinicians. It allows for an immediate-function, full-arch, implant-supported prosthesis without the need for any bone grafting procedures, even in atrophic situations. In a short time the attendees will observe complete rehabilitation of the patient, by delivery of a highly functional and esthetic solution supported by four implants in anatomically strategic positions and angles, thus dramatically increasing the quality of life for the patient. The clinicians will highlight surgical protocol and key aspects to consider during surgery. This course is intended for clinicians with experience in implant dentistry.
5
English
Advanced course
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July 2021

Maximize success and minimize complications: Authenticity matters

Jul 15, 2021-
Jul 15, 2024
US
Brent Ludens
The restoration of dental implants has become routine and the esthetic results that can be achieved with components and materials readily available yield predictable results. However, the misuse of these components and their “compatible” counterparts can lead to complications we all would rather not encounter…or cause. We can learn from these complications and use that information to avoid or minimize their occurrence going forward. Dr. Ludens will draw on his own practice experience, the experience of other clinicians, and tie that experience together with the science behind the successful implant and restorative components. Viewers of this webinar will learn this science in an easy to understand format and take home practical tips and information that can be incorporated immediately into their implant restorative practices.
1
English
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October 2021

*Sold out* Implant Education Company - 3 Day Live Implant Surgery

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Phoenix, AZ, US
Dr. Joe Mehranfar

This 3-Day Live Surgical Implant Training course where attending dentists will have one full day of didactic training with a focus on hands-on model practicing. On days 2 and 3, the attending dentists will be focused solely on implant surgery where they will place on average 8 implants, but may also experience other oral surgery procedures.

The hands-on will include learning implant drilling techniques and becoming familiar with the intricacies of the surgical kit. Dentists will also practice suturing techniques on suture pads and grafting with models.

Dentists will become familiar with the instruments, materials, and products necessary to offer dental implant surgery in their practice.

An introduction to CBCT planning will be introduced and dentists are encouraged to bring a case from their practice on a dicom file that can be discussed and planned with Dr. Erickson.

 

  • 32 Total Hours of CEU’s.
  • 8 Hours of Online Learning from Expert Instructors.
  • 4 Hours of Case Review Discussion.
  • 4 Hours of Live Extraction/Graft Surgery.
  • 16 Hours of Live Implant Surgery.

 

32
English
Fundamental course
Implant Education Company
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Optimal treatment solution for the edentulous patient using the All-on-4® treatment concept. With optional Hands-On

Oct 16, 2021
Englewood, CO, US
Dr Ken Parrish

Completely edentulous jaws are a much more widespread  handicap than most of us realize. Major barriers for solving  the problem are the perceived complexity and high cost of  treatment. With innovative new solutions, this no longer  needs to be the case.  The All-on-4® treatment concept offers a viable and costeffective implant-based solution for edentulous jaws that  produces immediate patient satisfaction. This course will  present a surgical and prosthetic overview of the All-on-4®  treatment concept, including Immediate Function and fullcase rehabilitation. 

Immediately following lecture, we will conduct an optional hands-on session for those who are interested.

This course is designed for clinicians who are experienced in  placing dental implants. 

Learning outcomes After this course, the participant  will...  − Be able to recognize proven alternatives to grafts and sinus lifts.  − Have adequate knowledge  of affordable screw-retained  prostheses.   − Apply shortened treatment  time leading to greater patient  acceptance.  − Implement background and  clinical results.   − Be able to identify patient  selection—indications and  contraindications.   − Understand pretreatment  procedures.   − Critically evaluate surgical  protocols and review (video).   − Recognize prosthetic protocols  and considerations.   − Be familiar with prosthodontic  rehabilitation options.   − Identify medication protocol/ maintenance protocol.   − Apply laboratory procedures.   − Recognize complications.   − Confidently implement the  All-on-4® treatment concept  as a business

5
English
Advanced course
Hilton Denver Inverness
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November 2021

Zygomatic implants from start to finish: Comprehensive overview of various surgical techniques

Nov 06, 2021
Englewood, CO, US
Dr Shuaib Malik
Traditionally, a severely resorbed maxilla with sinus pneumatization would need multiple surgeries including sinus augmentation/lifts and bone grafts to rebuild enough bone mass to create a sufficient foundation for traditional dental implant placement. In severely resorbed cases, zygomatic implants are the only possibility to rehabilitate the patient immediately. Zygomatic implants have been an evidence-based surgical and prosthetic solution since 1999. With the development of the zygomatic implant, the placement of Brånemark System® Zygoma implants has been simplified, which has eliminated the need for bone grafting altogether. Zygomatic implants are developed for the graftless approach in which the implant is directly loaded into the zygomatic bone bilaterally, combined with two to four conventional anterior implants loaded within the alveolar bone, allowing for immediate load and function of a fixed implant-supported prosthesis. Zygomatic implants have revolutionized traditional dental implant techniques and considerations for the severely atrophic patient minimizing surgeries, healing, and overall treatment time. This presentation will discuss critical factors from work-up and pretreatment planning to important considerations for providing an immediate fixed implant-supported restoration. Learning Outcomes: - Understand pretreatment planning, including considerations for the provisional prosthesis. – Be able to review anatomical and biological considerations of the maxilla and zygomatic bone. – Become familiar with and understand the three basic techniques for zygoma implant placement: inter-sinus, extrasinus, and extra-maxillary. – Go over recorded surgical video with live Q&A for detailed understanding. – Discuss management of complications and maintenance of zygomatic implants. – Be familiar with prosthetic solutions for zygomatic implants.
7
English
Advanced course
Hilton Denver Inverness
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Optimal treatment solution for the edentulous patient. Using software to plan 3D navigation cases for the All-on-4® treatment concept

Nov 12, 2021
Cincinnati, OH, US
Dr Ken Parrish
Navigated technology has demonstrated the predictability of static guides without many of the challenges/limitations. Threedimensional navigated implant placement offers much more than routine surgical accuracy and precision. The intuitive software interface makes planning rapid and simple. Patientsatisfying immediacy can then become a realistic routine option. The plan should also be used for education as it allows patients to see their specific condition and appreciate anatomic risks as a necessary prerequisite for informed consent. Just as importantly, demonstrating the technology to the patient is a great practice builder. Educated patients expect to see technology-driven practices and are more likely to gain confidence and place their trust in a progressive dental practice. The All-on-4® treatment concept offers a viable and cost-effective implantbased solution for edentulous jaws that produces immediate patient satisfaction. This course will present a surgical and prosthetic overview of the All-on-4® treatment concept, using software to plan 3D navigation during the surgery, as well as: – Proven alternatives to grafts and sinus lifts. – Affordable screw-retained prostheses. – Shortened treatment time leading to greater patient acceptance. - Background and clinical results. – Patient selection—indications and contraindications. – Pretreatment procedures. – Surgical protocols and review (video). – Prosthetic protocols and considerations. – Prosthodontic rehabilitation options: - NobelProcera® Implant Bridge - NobelProcera® Wrap-Around - CM-Bridge – Medication protocol/maintenance protocol. – Laboratory procedures. – Complications. – The All-on-4® treatment concept as a business.
6.5
English
Advanced course
Graduate Cincinnati
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Zygomatic Implants: Changing the way you think and plan your upper full arch cases

Nov 13, 2021
Mahwah, NJ, US
Dr Ankur Johri
Dr Anthony Sallustio
Zygomatic implants, once thought of as a “bail out” procedure, have become a mainstay in full-arch treatment for the atrophic maxilla. Literature review supports longterm success of zygomatic implants. A traditional Allon-4® modality has limited applications in patients with severe atrophy or anteriorly pneumatized maxillary sinuses. Zygomatic implants can be placed to bypass the maxillary sinuses when there is inadequate dentoalveolar bone for conventional implants. With the assortment of Multi-unit Abutment options (now with Xeal™ coating) – restoration of zygomatic implants is easier than ever. With the DTX Studio™ software, planning of zygomatic implants and evaluation of critical anatomic landmarks can be performed prior to surgery. This modality results in high patient satisfaction due to its shortened treatment time and high predictably of immediate loading. The program will include a didactic and handson component. The surgeon will use the Nobel Biocare zygomatic implant surgical kit to place zygomatic implants on a skull model. The prosthetic components needed to take the case to completion will also be reviewed. After completing the course, the participant will... − Know indications for zygoma implants. − Select cases appropriate for zygoma implants both clinically and radiographically. − Understand the pertinent surgical anatomy in the zygoma region. − Plan zygoma cases using DTX Studio™ software. − Understand the zygoma surgical kit. − Understand the prosthetic parts of the zygoma system. − Practice the surgical placement of zygomatic implants on a skull model. − Understand the restorative technique for zygoma implants. − Manage post-operative complications.
6
English
Advanced course
Nobel Biocare Training Institute
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Optimal treatment solution for the edentulous patient using the All-on-4® treatment concept. With optional Hands-On

Nov 13, 2021
El Paso, TX, US
Dr Ken Parrish

Completely edentulous jaws are a much more widespread  handicap than most of us realize. Major barriers for solving  the problem are the perceived complexity and high cost of  treatment. With innovative new solutions, this no longer  needs to be the case.  The All-on-4® treatment concept offers a viable and cost effective implant-based solution for edentulous jaws that  produces immediate patient satisfaction. This course will  present a surgical and prosthetic overview of the All-on-4®  treatment concept, including Immediate Function and full case rehabilitation. 

Immediately following lecture, we will conduct an optional hands-on session for those who are interested.

This course is designed for clinicians who are experienced in  placing dental implants. 

5
English
Advanced course
Hotel Paso del Norte, Autograph Collection
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Restored Smiles - Concentrated Growth Factors - Bone Grafting Utilizing CGF / PRF

Nov 13, 2021
Irvine, CA, US
Dr. J.V. Huss

Course Objectives:
• Learn how to perform venipuncture and basic anatomy
• Utilize blood to make fibrin clot and fibrin glue
• Learn how to make and handle AFG (autologous Fibrin Glue) “sticky bone” for various bone grafting situations
• Learn what CGF is and what it consists of
• How you can incorporate CGF into your practice
• Learn full spectrum of clinical applications of CGF/PRF including surgical flap closures, socket preservation, ridge augmentation, sinus lift, immediate and flapless implant placement

8
English
Fundamental course
Keating Dental Arts
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Immediate implant placement and provisionalization in the esthetic zone. A team approach.

Nov 20, 2021
Burlingame, CA, US
Dr. Kyle Stanley

This presentation will showcase the digital workflow and how to avoid problems by utilizing technology in implantology. Planning with a restoratively driven mind will make things easier for both surgeons adn restorative doctorsso that the whole team benefits and patients gets more predictable treatment with a shorter "time to teeth". 

This course is intended for clinicians familiar with implant dentistry in the esthetic zone.

After this course, the participant will...

– Understand how to utilize technology to get better final implant outcomes.

– Know how to use the digital workflow to plan implant placement with your specialist, all based on restorative treatment.

– Be able to identify the biggest problems in implant dentistry and how to avoid them through proper planning and restoration.

– Be able to evaluate CT scans from a prosthetic and surgical perspective.

– Be familiar with implant design for immediate placement.

– Know the prosthetic components needed.

– Understand how to bring your patients into the digital workflow.

– Be familiar with the step-by-step digital workflow for restoratively driven guided surgery.

– Have an understanding of bone loss concepts.

– Know the provisional and final prosthetic concepts for long-term success.

6.5
English
Fundamental course
Unident Laboratories
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December 2021

Smile CE - 3-Day Live Surgery Training

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Colorado Springs, CO, US
Dr. Gary Moore
Dr. Kevin Moore
Treatment planning using CBCT technology. Implant placement in the edentulous arch. Basic surgical protocol for overdenture implant patient
30
English
Fundamental course
Star Dental Institute
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Zygomatic Implants: Changing the way you think and plan your upper full arch cases

Dec 04, 2021
Yorba Linda, CA, US
Dr Ankur Johri
Zygomatic implants, once thought of as a “bail out” procedure, have become a mainstay in full-arch treatment for the atrophic maxilla. Literature review supports longterm success of zygomatic implants. A traditional Allon-4® modality has limited applications in patients with severe atrophy or anteriorly pneumatized maxillary sinuses. Zygomatic implants can be placed to bypass the maxillary sinuses when there is inadequate dentoalveolar bone for conventional implants. With the assortment of Multi-unit Abutment options (now with Xeal™ coating) – restoration of zygomatic implants is easier than ever. With the DTX Studio™ software, planning of zygomatic implants and evaluation of critical anatomic landmarks can be performed prior to surgery. This modality results in high patient satisfaction due to its shortened treatment time and high predictably of immediate loading. The program will include a didactic and handson component. The surgeon will use the Nobel Biocare zygomatic implant surgical kit to place zygomatic implants on a skull model. The prosthetic components needed to take the case to completion will also be reviewed. After completing the course, the participant will... − Know indications for zygoma implants. − Select cases appropriate for zygoma implants both clinically and radiographically. − Understand the pertinent surgical anatomy in the zygoma region. − Plan zygoma cases using DTX Studio™ software. − Understand the zygoma surgical kit. − Understand the prosthetic parts of the zygoma system. − Practice the surgical placement of zygomatic implants on a skull model. − Understand the restorative technique for zygoma implants. − Manage post-operative complications.
6
English
Advanced course
Nobel Biocare Training Institute
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Implant Education Company - 3 Day Live Implant Surgery

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Phoenix, AZ, US
Dr. Joe Mehranfar

This 3-Day Live Surgical Implant Training course where attending dentists will have one full day of didactic training with a focus on hands-on model practicing. On days 2 and 3, the attending dentists will be focused solely on implant surgery where they will place on average 8 implants, but may also experience other oral surgery procedures.

The hands-on will include learning implant drilling techniques and becoming familiar with the intricacies of the surgical kit. Dentists will also practice suturing techniques on suture pads and grafting with models.

Dentists will become familiar with the instruments, materials, and products necessary to offer dental implant surgery in their practice.

An introduction to CBCT planning will be introduced and dentists are encouraged to bring a case from their practice on a dicom file that can be discussed and planned with Dr. Erickson.

 

  • 32 Total Hours of CEU’s.
  • 8 Hours of Online Learning from Expert Instructors.
  • 4 Hours of Case Review Discussion.
  • 4 Hours of Live Extraction/Graft Surgery.
  • 16 Hours of Live Implant Surgery.

 

32
English
Fundamental course
Implant Education Company
Register

Zygomatic implants from start to finish: Comprehensive overview of various surgical techniques

Dec 11, 2021
Mahwah, NJ, US
Dr Shuaib Malik
Traditionally, a severely resorbed maxilla with sinus pneumatization would need multiple surgeries including sinus augmentation/lifts and bone grafts to rebuild enough bone mass to create a sufficient foundation for traditional dental implant placement. In severely resorbed cases, zygomatic implants are the only possibility to rehabilitate the patient immediately. Zygomatic implants have been an evidence-based surgical and prosthetic solution since 1999. With the development of the zygomatic implant, the placement of Brånemark System® Zygoma implants has been simplified, which has eliminated the need for bone grafting altogether. Zygomatic implants are developed for the graftless approach in which the implant is directly loaded into the zygomatic bone bilaterally, combined with two to four conventional anterior implants loaded within the alveolar bone, allowing for immediate load and function of a fixed implant-supported prosthesis. Zygomatic implants have revolutionized traditional dental implant techniques and considerations for the severely atrophic patient minimizing surgeries, healing, and overall treatment time. This presentation will discuss critical factors from work-up and pretreatment planning to important considerations for providing an immediate fixed implant-supported restoration. Learning Outcomes: - Understand pretreatment planning, including considerations for the provisional prosthesis. – Be able to review anatomical and biological considerations of the maxilla and zygomatic bone. – Become familiar with and understand the three basic techniques for zygoma implant placement: inter-sinus, extrasinus, and extra-maxillary. – Go over recorded surgical video with live Q&A for detailed understanding. – Discuss management of complications and maintenance of zygomatic implants. – Be familiar with prosthetic solutions for zygomatic implants.
7
English
Advanced course
Nobel Biocare Training Institute
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