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Location

Vancouver, BC

Instructors

Dr. Faraj Edher, Dr. Bobby Birdi, Dr. Ron Zokol

Course dates

Core 1: April 12–14, 2024

Core 3: May 3–5, 2024

Core 2: May 31–June 2, 2024

Core 4: June 21–23, 2024

Course description

Core 1: Implant Treatment Planning and Restorations - Dr. Faraj Edher

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of oral implantology, treatment planning, and restoring implants. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably select the proper implant components, make provisional implant restorations, take implant impressions, and restore implants with definitive prostheses. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide implant therapy in your office.

Core 2: Implant Surgery & Restoratively Driven Treatment - Dr. Bobby Birdi

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of oral implantology, surgical placement, flap design, suturing, and soft tissue management. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably treatment plan cases and surgically place implants. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on learning practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide effective implant therapy to your patients.

Core 3: Atraumatic Extraction & Bone Grafting - Dr. Ron Zokol

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of atraumatic extraction, bone grafting, and immediate dental implant placement. We discuss the different bone grafting and membrane materials and techniques. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably select cases for immediate extraction, grafting, and implant placement. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on learning practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide effective and efficient implant therapy to your patients.

Core 4: PRF Workshop & Live-Patient Implant Surgery Program - Dr. Ron Zokol

The first day of this 3-day program focuses on the science and protocols of utilizing PRF and PRP in different clinical applications. Venipuncture is taught by a highly experienced phlebotomy instructor. The remaining two days will be spent treating patients under the supervision of an experience DDI faculty member. Participants will apply their previous didactic and hands-on training, such as atraumatic extractions, implant placement, bone grafting, suturing, and much more. Our participants all agree that there is no better way to start placing implants routinely, than to complete the first few cases done with the supervision of an expert.

Tuition

Core 1 : $1,995 USD

Core 2 : $1,995 USD

Core 3 : $1,995 USD

Core 4 : $2,495 USD

Learning objective

Flapless immediate implant placement and provisionalization (FIIPP) is a modern treatment method characterized by fast time-to-teeth, less surgical interventions with equal or better prosthetic results and better patient acceptance.

Dr. Edith Groenendijk and Dr. Tristan Staas have recently published a peer-reviewed study on the Flapless Immediate Implant Placement and Provisionalization (FIIPP) technique and the factors that affect its esthetic outcomes.  

In this course, they will take you through each step of FIIPP, from diagnosis, treatment planning, and surgical and prosthetic protocols, demonstrating the methods that can optimize predictable, long-term success.

• Point out the crucial steps that will lead to a predictable treatment outcome
• How to achieve primary stability needed for immediate loading
• Step-by-step procedure by means of literature, cases and live surgery
• Digital planning and prosthetic workflow
• Get familiar with the surgical protocol for NobelActive, a reliable implant solution for high initial stability and soft and hard tissue preservation

Location

Vancouver, BC

Instructors

Dr. Faraj Edher, Dr. Bobby Birdi, Dr. Ron Zokol

Course dates

Core 1: April 12–14, 2024

Core 2: May 3–5, 2024

Core 3: May 31–June 2, 2024

Core 4: June 21–23, 2024

Course description

Core 1: Implant Treatment Planning and Restorations - Dr. Faraj Edher

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of oral implantology, treatment planning, and restoring implants. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably select the proper implant components, make provisional implant restorations, take implant impressions, and restore implants with definitive prostheses. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide implant therapy in your office.

Core 2: Implant Surgery & Restoratively Driven Treatment - Dr. Bobby Birdi

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of oral implantology, surgical placement, flap design, suturing, and soft tissue management. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably treatment plan cases and surgically place implants. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on learning practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide effective implant therapy to your patients.

Core 3: Atraumatic Extraction & Bone Grafting - Dr. Ron Zokol

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of atraumatic extraction, bone grafting, and immediate dental implant placement. We discuss the different bone grafting and membrane materials and techniques. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably select cases for immediate extraction, grafting, and implant placement. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on learning practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide effective and efficient implant therapy to your patients.

Core 4: PRF Workshop & Live-Patient Implant Surgery Program - Dr. Ron Zokol

The first day of this 3-day program focuses on the science and protocols of utilizing PRF and PRP in different clinical applications. Venipuncture is taught by a highly experienced phlebotomy instructor. The remaining two days will be spent treating patients under the supervision of an experience DDI faculty member. Participants will apply their previous didactic and hands-on training, such as atraumatic extractions, implant placement, bone grafting, suturing, and much more. Our participants all agree that there is no better way to start placing implants routinely, than to complete the first few cases done with the supervision of an expert.

Tuition

Core 1 : $1,995 USD

Core 2 : $1,995 USD

Core 3 : $1,995 USD

Core 4 : $2,495 USD

Designed for smaller groups, this observation program will allow you to follow in detail the daily work and surgical schedule of MALO CLINIC Clinical team with a key focus on high skilled cases as well as on the combination of the All-on-4® surgical protocol with the use of zygoma implants; for severely atrophic maxillae, this procedure is complemented with extra-maxillary anchored implants - Hybrid and Double-Zygoma approaches - which treatment planning and placement will be covered in detail during this training session.

Summary

Join this masterclass in which the current scientific improvements will be discussed, regarding osseointegration, mucointegration and ‘one abutment one time’ protocols from anterior esthetic rehabilitation to full-arch rehabilitations. We will look back on what we have learned in the last 15 years of implantology and look forward to new possibilities in the field of digital technology, implant and abutment surfaces, new abutment and restorative concepts, a selection of restorative materials and planning the emergence profile with a biologically driven concept.

The course will be interactive, where science and clinical practice will come together.

Course objectives & details

The course will cover in-depth discussion and learnings in the following topics:

• Esthetic therapy in fixed prosthodontics: step by step analysis and workflow.
  Digitalization of the dental clinic: a new clinical workflow and an amazing tool for the communication.
• 15 years of implant evolution, what have we learned?
  The biological width around dental implants: importance in restoration, surgical and prosthetic procedures.
• Management of the implant / abutment interface area (IAI): the key point for the ideal complete integration of the final restoration.
• Interfaces in implant therapy: a biologically driven concept.
• Covering bone interface, soft tissue interface, restorative interface and esthetic interface through an interactive lecture, discussion and evaluation of treated clinical cases.
• The one abutment one time concept: surgical and prosthetic considerations
  Digital approach for idealizing the integration of the prosthetic outcome.
• Prosthetic and surgical planning: preserve, recreate or replace the soft tissue morphology around implants.
• Soft tissue management in the esthetic area in cases with delayed approach: prosthetic aspects and techniques.
• Soft tissue management in the esthetic area in cases with immediate function: prosthetic aspects and technique.
• The role of a multidisciplinary approach in modern restorative dentistry.
• How to transfer the soft tissue morphology to the LAB? Digital vs Analogic.
• The treatment of the fully edentulous patient with implants: strategy and solutions. Occlusal and biomechanical aspects.
• Live surgery broadcast from Dr. Staas’ clinic with moderation and Q&A with Dr. Tristan Staas and Dr. Giacomo Fabbri
• Hands-on Nobel Biocare N1™ implant system: From treatment planning to provisional printing
• Demos Patient journey through the digital workflow. Tour of the Dental Experience Center.

Zygomatic implant treatment plays a pivotal role in rehabilitating edentulous maxillae, especially in cases of extreme bone atrophy. This session deep dives in the essential criteria for selecting zygomatic implants as the treatment option,  emphasizing on anatomical guided decision making process, surgical concepts, and the importance of specialized skill training. Where are the boundaries for Zygoma treatment vs other full arch rehabilitation protocols?

Why do I need to know about hard tissue augmentation?

• To expand my treatment scope for my patients regarding dental implant therapy
• To know how to evaluate the difficulty of the clinical scenario and be prepared to manage the complications
• To establish critical thinking regarding biomaterial selections instead of getting easily manipulated by different sales regimes of dental products

Why do I need to know about soft tissue augmentation?

• To keep updated with modern periodontics and implant dentistry by understanding the importance of soft tissue quality and quantity around natural teeth and dental implants
• To minimize postoperative complications of hard tissue augmentations
• To prevent biological peri-implant complications and excel in dental implant therapy
• To learn how to manage complications in dental implant therapy

Why do I want to take two days off and invest my time and money into this course?

• To obtain a comprehensive understanding of hard tissue augmentation with the integral support of soft tissue management
• To provide long-term implant stability and high-quality care to my patients
• To kill two birds with one stone by learning both hard and soft tissue augmentations in one goal
• To grow more competent in providing comprehensive dental implant therapy

Zygomatic implants (ZIs) have emerged as a valuable solution for patients with complex dental conditions, particularly those with severe maxillary bone atrophy or deficiency. In this session we would like to deep dive on the critical aspects around patient selection for zygomatic implant treatment including indications, Survival rates and complications, as well as clinical recommendations.

Patient selection for zygomatic implant treatment requires careful consideration of individual factors, expertise, and a thorough understanding of the indications and potential complications. Clinicians play a pivotal role in ensuring optimal outcomes for patients seeking this complex treatment modality  

Location

Toronto, ON

Instructors

Dr. Faraj Edher, Dr. Bobby Birdi, Dr. Rana Tarzemany

Course dates

Core 1:  September 13–15, 2024

Core 2: October 18–20, 2024

Core 3: November  8–10, 2024

Course description

Core 1: Implant Treatment Planning and Restorations - Dr. Faraj Edher

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of oral implantology, treatment planning, and restoring implants. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably select the proper implant components, make provisional implant restorations, take implant impressions, and restore implants with definitive prostheses. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide implant therapy in your office.

Core 2: Implant Surgery & Restoratively Driven Treatment - Dr. Bobby Birdi

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of oral implantology, surgical placement, flap design, suturing, and soft tissue management. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably treatment plan cases and surgically place implants. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on learning practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide effective implant therapy to your patients.

Core 3: Atraumatic Extraction & Bone Grafting - Dr. Rana Tarzemany

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of atraumatic extraction, bone grafting, and immediate dental implant placement. We discuss the different bone grafting and membrane materials and techniques. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably select cases for immediate extraction, grafting, and implant placement. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on learning practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide effective and efficient implant therapy to your patients.

Tuition:

Core 1 : $1,995 USD

Core 2 : $1,995 USD

Core 3 : $1,995 USD

The two-day Level 1 Dental Implant and Surgical Cadaver Program is designed for dental professionals looking to enhance their surgical skills and medical management of the dental implant patient. 

Location

Calgary, AB

Course Dates

September 19-22, 2024

 Learning Topics

• Surgical and prosthetic treatment planning
• Virtual implant planning utilizing DTX Studio™
• Prosthetic component selection guidelines
• Screw retained vs. cement retained principles
• Immediate provisional protocols
• Occlusion overview
• Anatomy considerations
• Indications and contraindications for implant surgery
• Principles of single tooth and multiple tooth implant placement 
• Flap design and suturing
• Pharmacology related to implant dentistry
• Atraumatic extraction techniques  
• Systems and bone grafting principles

Hands-on Exercises

• Implant impressions
• Fabrication of an immediate provisional
• Implant placement
• Flap design and suturing
• Second stage implant surgery
• Immediate implant placement
• Socket grafting
• Ridge augmentation

Dr. Bobby Birdi

Tuition: $3,500 USD

CE Credits : 32

Dear Clinicians,

We are delighted to extend a special invitation to our upcoming 18^th Annual Educational Day.

This exclusive gathering is tailored to recognize and celebrate the invaluable contributions of female dental clinicians.

Join us in the beautiful city of Zurich, Switzerland, for two days of insightful discussions and professional networking, This event offers a unique opportunity for everyone  to share their experiences in the field of dentistry. Esteemed speakers and influencers will share their knowledge on advancements, challenges, and the remarkable journey of women in dentistry.

This event is not just for professional development, but a celebration of your achievements and dedication to the dental community. Your presence will contribute to the success of this empowering event.

Jutta Roberts
P I D   E G   Founder and Manager, Nobel Biocare