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Location

Winnipeg, MB

Course Dates

October 24-27, 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. Ron Zokol

Tuition: $3,500 USD

CE Credits : 32

This small group comprehensive 2-Day program focuses on the merits of embracing immediate implant placement as a patient centered implant prosthodontic treatment solution. Through a series of live and previously recorded surgeries, formal presentations, group discussions and hands-on training, dental teams will become familiar with the merits of immediate placement protocols for both the single tooth and full arch solutions. Particular emphasis will be placed on how best to have the entire team embrace and advocate for immediate implant placement protocols to be adopted in dental practices.

Tuition: $1,999 CAD

Tuition includes 1 dentist and up to 3 staff members.

$999 CAD for additional dentists or denturists.

CE Credits : 14

Faculty:

Dr. Alex Bongard

Dr. Steven Bongard

Ms. Michelle Ryckman

Ms. Flora Santos

Mr. Terry Xie

Dr. John P. Zarb

Contact :
1-877-229-6002
courses@genesiseducation.ca

Orale implantologie is niet meer weg te denken uit het aanbod van behandelingen die u als mogelijke behandeloptie aan uw patiënt kan voorleggen.

Implantologie wordt steeds belangrijker in de algemene praktijk. Doorgaans ziet de algemeen practicus wel de indicatie en is hij daarnaast ook in steeds grotere mate bereid om de prothetische suprastructuur te vervaardigen. 

Aan de hand van klinische casussen en hands-on oefeningen wordt de cursist wegwijs gemaakt vanaf de diagnostiek tot de afbehandeling van de suprastructuur.

De cursist krijgt de kans om kennis te maken met de techniek en hindernissen tijdens de definitieve afdruk. Hij zal leren om een afgewogen keuze te maken tussen de verschillende implantaatopbouwen die beschikbaar zijn. Inzicht wordt verschaft in de methode van het plaatsen en vastzetten van prothetische structuren op implantaten.

Aan het einde van de dag heeft de deelnemer voldoende bagage gekregen om in vertrouwen zijn implantaatcasus aan te vatten. 

This introduction to Implant Prosthodontics Hands-On Training Program is designed for general dentists and members of their team to learn to handle and use implant surgical and prosthodontic components. Participants will be introduced to, and use, surgical drills and all surgical components required for an appropriate surgical drilling sequence, drilling into model blocks of varying densities and placement of a dummy implant. Prosthodontic components ranging from healing abutments, temporary abutments, impression copings and overdenture solutions will be discussed and handled. You will also learn about the benefits of intra-oral scanning for the patient and clinic as well as smile design and the importance of clinical photos.  Participants practice scanning on models and each other.

Tuition: $49 CAD

Plus applicable taxes

CE Credits : 2

Faculty:

Dr. John Zarb

Ms. Flora Santos

Mr. Terry Xie

Contact :
1-877-229-6002
courses@genesiseducation.ca

Location

Toronto, ON

Instructors

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

Course dates

Core 1:  September 13–15, 2024

Core 2: October 4–6, 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

Location

Vancouver, BC

Instructor

Dr. Ron Zokol

Course dates

November 15-17, 2024 

Course description

Maxillary Sinus Grafting & Management  - Dr. Ron Zokol

The predictable management of the maxillary sinus requires an understanding of the treatment option including direct and indirect site preparation for placement of dental implants. It is imperative to understand the possible pathologies of the maxillary sinus as well as the treatment differences for each.

This 3-day (30 CE) course will include these learning topics:

• Requirements for evaluating and determining the health status of the Maxillary Sinus,
• Understanding the pathology related to the Maxillary Sinus and subsequent treatment options,
• Working with a physician/ENT in the management of infected Maxillary Sinuses,
• Management of soft tissue and hard tissue tuberosities,
• Lateral access (Direct) procedures for single and multi-lobulated sinuses,
• Crestal access (Indirect) procedures for single implant placement,
• Direct and Indirect subnasal elevation grafts,
• When to consider direct or indirect treatment protocols,
• How to manage sinus membrane perforations and other complications.

There will be hands-on workshops with goats head and models each day to gain familiarity with these procedures.

Tuition:

$2,395 USD

This introductory program is perfectly suited for the general dentist wanting to embrace the enormous benefits and broad application of guided surgery. This full day didactic program will focus on the entire digital workflow available today for the management of patients requiring the replacement of the single tooth, multiple missing teeth, and the full arch.  Participants will gain a profound understanding of the rationale and advantages conferred by digital planning and guidance. Emphasis will be placed on discussions related to understanding techniques for following a systematic digital workflow to achieve optimum implant positioning.

Learning Objectives

• Review and understand CBCT imaging and pertinent anatomy related to implant placement
• Compare and contrast analog and digital protocols for single tooth, short span and full arch rehabilitation
• Review the benefits of immediate-load protocols with a digital workflow
• Understand the learning curves, limitations and complications that may be associated with guided surgery

Tuition: $499 CAD

Plus applicable taxes

CE Credits : 7

Faculty:

Dr. John Zarb

Dr. Steven Bongard

Dr. David Powell

Dr. Philip Walton

Contact :
1-877-229-6002
courses@genesiseducation.ca

This introductory program is perfectly suited for the general dentist wanting to embrace the enormous benefits and broad application of guided surgery. This half day training program will focus on the entire digital workflow(model based intra-oral scanning an digital virtual planning) available today for the management of patients requiring the replacement of the single tooth.

Learning Objectives

• Learn how to take an intra oral scan
• Learn how to merge an STL file (intra oral scan) and a DICOM file (CBCT images)
• Learn to perform digital planning for prosthetically driven implant placement for the single implant
• Learn how to communicate with the dental laboratory for the fabrication of a surgical guide and the fabrication of an immediate provisional restoration

Tuition: $199 CAD

Plus applicable taxes

CE Credits : 3

Faculty:

Dr. David Powell

Mr. Terry Xie

Contact :
1-877-229-6002
courses@genesiseducation.ca

This 2-day program will show case all the steps involved in the diagnosis, treatment planning, and execution of immediate provisionalization for the full-arch hands-on training, you will understand this remarkable same day solution for completely edentulous patients and those with a terminal dentition.

• Case selection and treatment planning.
• Pre-operative, surgical and prosthodontic workflows. 
• Hands-on experience for the conversion of a removable complete denture into a fixed immediately inserted transitional prosthesis.

Tuition: $3,499 CAD

Tuition includes 1 dentist and 2 staff members.

$2,499 CAD for additional dentists or denturists.

CE Credits : 14

Faculty:

Dr. Alex Bongard

Dr. Steven Bongard

Ms. Michelle Ryckman

Ms. Flora Santos

Mr. Terry Xie

Dr. John P. Zarb

Contact :
1-877-229-6002
courses@genesiseducation.ca

Location

North York, 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

Core 4: January 10-12, 2025

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 - Instructors TBD

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.

Learning Topics

• The science behind platelet rich fibrin and platelet rich plasma
• L-PRF, A-PRF, and PRGF protocols
• Clinical applications of PRF
• Venipuncture techniques (Hands-on)
• Live patient surgical training (Hands-on)
• Implant surgery principles
• Atraumatic extraction
• Bone and soft tissue augmentation
• Pre-surgical planning
• Post-operative principles
• Patient management

Tuition

Core 1 : $1,995 USD

Core 2 : $1,995 USD

Core 3 : $1,995 USD

Core 4 : $2,495 USD