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Unlock the potential of your dental team through our dynamic 1-day program - perfect for both experienced professionals and newcomers. Elevate your practice as we delve into the evolution of dental implants, the empowering aspect of co-diagnosis, patient-centered treatment planning and the importance of comprehensive documentation.

From the initial consultation to the final restoration, you'll grasp the profound impact implants offer in enhancing patients' lives. This course is designed to instill the confidence needed to guide patients towards accepting optimal treatment plans, while also strengthening team dynamics. Empower your dental team with tools and resources for success in dental implantology.

Learning outcomes

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

- Recognize the significance of their pivotal role within the team and dental practice.

- Identify the common barriers to case acceptance.

- Demonstrate confidence in effectively presenting dental implant options to patients.

- Comprehend the factors that make dental implants the leading choice for tooth replacement.

- Apply communication strategies to empower and engage your patients effectively and uphold a higher standard of care within your practice.

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.

Designed for those that want to broaden their experience in implant dentistry on total edentulous patients, including Zygoma cases, this training covers the All-on-4® surgical protocol in detail concentrating on all existing approaches – Standard, Hybrid and Double-Zygoma – offering participants a comprehensive training that will allow them to gain the skills and know-how to successfully rehabilitate atrophic mandibles/maxillae as well as severely resorbed maxillae in just a few hours,

The hands-on MIT course is designed to familiarize you with implant components both surgically and prosthetically. In addition, the goal is for you to gain comfort with the procedures as outlined below. For those of you with experience in dental implants, you will gain tips and tricks from our experienced clinicians. Given the synergy between surgery and prosthetics, it’s important to understand both, regardless of your area of interest.

Learning Objectives:

The following model-based procedures will be included in the hands-on instruction:

1) Review anatomy and surgical protocol

2) Place 2 implants for mandibular overdenture

3) Place single implants

4) Suturing procedures on a soft tissue model

5) Temporary crown fabrication

6) Place, pick up, and size locators for mandibular overdentures

Course Fee

• $745 CAD

CE Credits

• 8 hours

Designed for those that want to broaden their experience in implant dentistry on total edentulous patients, including Zygoma cases, this training covers the All-on-4® surgical protocol in detail concentrating on all existing approaches – Standard, Hybrid and Double-Zygoma – offering participants a comprehensive training that will allow them to gain the skills and know-how to successfully rehabilitate atrophic mandibles/maxillae as well as severely resorbed maxillae in just a few hours.

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