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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This introduction to dental implant surgery is a 3-day course where attending dentists will have two and a half days of live surgical training, ½ day of live hands-on exercise, and 4 hours of online learning.
The hands-on will include learning implant drilling techniques and becoming familiar with the intricacies of the surgical kit. Attending dentists will also practice suturing techniques on suture pads and learn materials for site prep. For the live surgical portion, dentists will treat patients in different clinical situations. Dentists will plan and treatment plan each case with the instructors for optimal patient care.
At the conclusion of this course, participants will have gained a greater understanding of the necessary skills, techniques, instruments, and materials that are required for dental implant surgery.
A unique live surgical opportunity to learn the All on 4® treatment with digital workflow from expert instructors.
Each attending dentist will treat an upper and lower arch and learn the digital workflow process to immediate temporization of a 3D printed prosthesis.
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.
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 alter-natives to grafts and sinus lifts.
– Have adequate knowledge of affordable screw-retained prostheses.
– Apply shortened treatment time leading to greater patient acceptance.
– Be able to identify patient selection—indications and contraindications.
– Be familiar with medication protocols and prosthodontic rehabilitation options.
– Confidently implement the All-on-4® treatment concept as a business.
– Appreciate the biomechanical strengths of tilted implants with passive and precise screw-retained restorations.
– Understand the most common avoidable problems with fixed detachable restorations and how proper planning and execution can eliminate them.
– Learn how simple it is to make precise full-arch impressions and to create biomechanically sound fixed restorations.
– Use occlusion with a shock-absorbing material that protects the underlying implant components and bone interface.
– Understand a biologically and mechanically driven protocol for maintenance of fixed detachable restorations.
– Know when, and when not, to remove a fixed detachable restoration as part of a comprehensive maintenance protocol.
Learn how to place dental implants in to abundant bone predictably, efficiently, and successfully. This comprehensive course is filled with hands-on exercises to prepare you for socket preservation, flap design, implant placement, and suturing. With your purchase you will have access to Session One ONLINE curriculum for up to 1 year so that you can go back and review as often as you want.
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.
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 alter-natives to grafts and sinus lifts.
– Have adequate knowledge of affordable screw-retained prostheses.
– Apply shortened treatment time leading to greater patient acceptance.
– Be able to identify patient selection—indications and contraindications.
– Be familiar with medication protocols and prosthodontic rehabilitation options.
– Confidently implement the All-on-4® treatment concept as a business.
– Appreciate the biomechanical strengths of tilted implants with passive and precise screw-retained restorations.
– Understand the most common avoidable problems with fixed detachable restorations and how proper planning and execution can eliminate them.
– Learn how simple it is to make precise full-arch impressions and to create biomechanically sound fixed restorations.
– Use occlusion with a shock-absorbing material that protects the underlying implant components and bone interface.
– Understand a biologically and mechanically driven protocol for maintenance of fixed detachable restorations.
– Know when, and when not, to remove a fixed detachable restoration as part of a comprehensive maintenance protocol.
This interactive course will include detailed lectures, hands-on surgical activities, implant protocol review, case presentations and live treatments.
Objetivos
Este curso está dirigido a aquellos dentistas que deseen implementar un flujo digital completo en implantología dental; tanto desde un punto de vista quirúrgico como prótesico.
Al acabar el curso, los participantes habrán aprendido a reconocer los puntos críticos tanto en procedimientos de cirugía estática como en cirugía dinámica y dinámica guiada. Además, sabrán diseñar y tallar las restauraciones provisionales teniendo en consideración elementos específicos sobre la restauración de implantes inmediatos en la zona estética y el manejo y prevención de complicaciones en dicha área.
The resorption of the posterior maxilla impacts the ability to place implants in most patients and will prevent patient satisfaction and an improvement in their quality of life. Implementing the sinus lift technique for your practice will allow more patients to experience dental implants and the benefits they provide.
This 3-Day Live Surgical Sinus Lift Training contains two full days of live surgical training each dentist will perform on average four lateral window sinus lifts. Attending dentists will become familiar with the instrumentation and W&H Piezo Surgical Console.
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
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