This intermediate, two-day course will explore treatment modalities for many challenging clinical scenarios and will walk participants through the treatment planning process to the delivery of the final restoration. It will establish guidelines that can easily be implemented into practice to increase communication between doctor, patient, interdisciplinary team and lab.

• Fabrication of a screw retained implant supported bridge with prosthetic soft tissue

• Timing of implant placement in complex cases with congruent specialty treatment

• Orthodontic ridge development for enhanced esthetics

• Management of the failing implant

• Restoring the edentulous patient; removable and fixed options

OPEN STATE - ALL Doctors are welcome. This course is intended for dentists who want to integrate both the surgical and restorative phases of dental implants into their daily practice. The course will focus on patient selection, treatment planning, critical anatomical structures, and surgical placement. Restorative options with ID implant systems are presented and discussed as well. Each attendee will place one implant in the posterior. Attendee must submit copy of license and proof of insurance.

The clinical success of an implant restoration is dependent on the soft tissue that frames it and on the bone volume surrounding it. As such soft tissue grafting and sinus grafting are essential skills for the advanced implant surgeon to master. This two day course will focus on soft tissue grafting and sinus grafting procedures. Attendee will learn these procedures in a step by step fashion through didactic lectures and hands-on with a pig specimen.

This course has been designed to review in detail the surgical knowledge and techniques for the placement of dental implants after full-mouth extractions. The goal is to deliver a step-by-step workflow that will empower dentists with the necessary tools to approach full arch rehabilitation with confidence. Focusing on advanced surgical and restorative principles and protocols, the course is aimed to the clinician who wants to take the leap into full arch rehabilitation.

Take the next step in your implant education as this two-day course guides you through the fundamentals of implant dentistry. Participants will learn how to place implants in the esthetic zone, immediate vs. delayed placement, and immediate vs. delayed temporization to develop ideal soft tissue profile. This course provides both technical and practical information for surgical and restorative aspects that can be implemented into your practice.

Implant therapy is one of the most successful treatment modalities in dentistry. This success is however not without potential complications. Implant complications can be minor and easy to correct while others can be major and lead to the loss of the implant. This course will review implant complications and discuss their etiology, prevention and treatment. This course will also review autologous growth factors (PRP, PRGF, PRF). Autologous growth factors are fast becoming routine adjuncts to surgical therapy. The benefits of autologous growth factors include accelerated wound healing, decreased morbidity and enhanced results. The course will feature didactic lecture and hands-on exercises for both autologous growth factors and treating implant complications.

OPEN STATE - ALL Doctors are welcome. This course is intended for dentists who want to integrate both the surgical and restorative phases of dental implants into their daily practice. The course will focus on patient selection, treatment planning, critical anatomical structures, and surgical placement. Restorative options with ID implant systems are presented and discussed as well. Each attendee will place one implant in the posterior. Attendee must submit copy of license and proof of insurance.

This intermediate, two-day course will explore treatment modalities for many challenging clinical scenarios and will walk participants through the treatment planning process to the delivery of the final restoration. It will establish guidelines that can easily be implemented into practice to increase communication between doctor, patient, interdisciplinary team and lab.

This course has been designed to review in detail the surgical knowledge and techniques for the placement of dental implants after full-mouth extractions. The goal is to deliver a step-by-step workflow that will empower dentists with the necessary tools to approach full arch rehabilitation with confidence. Focusing on advanced surgical and restorative principles and protocols, the course is aimed to the clinician who wants to take the leap into full arch rehabilitation.

Immediate implant placement with provisionalization is a long established and scientifically proven approach to implant therapy. This course is designed to cover treatment planning and specific protocols to maximize long-term success. The program will place emphasis on initial diagnosis, surgery, and prosthetics that will streamline procedures valuable to the patient.

Implant therapy is one of the most successful treatment modalities in dentistry. This success is however not without potential complications. Implant complications can be minor and easy to correct while others can be major and lead to the loss of the implant. This course will review implant complications and discuss their etiology, prevention and treatment. This course will also review autologous growth factors (PRP, PRGF, PRF). Autologous growth factors are fast becoming routine adjuncts to surgical therapy. The benefits of autologous growth factors include accelerated wound healing, decreased morbidity and enhanced results. The course will feature didactic lecture and hands-on exercises for both autologous growth factors and treating implant complications.

This course is intended for dentists who want to integrate both the surgical and restorative phases of dental implants into their daily practice. The course will focus on patient selection, treatment planning, critical anatomical structures, and surgical placement. Restorative options with ID implant systems are presented and discussed as well. Each attendee will place one implant in the posterior. Attendee must submit copy of license and proof of insurance.

Take the next step in your implant education as this two-day course guides you through the fundamentals of implant dentistry. Participants will learn how to place implants in the esthetic zone, immediate vs. delayed placement, and immediate vs. delayed temporization to develop ideal soft tissue profile. This course provides both technical and practical information for surgical and restorative aspects that can be implemented into your practice.

This course has been designed to review in detail the surgical knowledge and techniques for the placement of dental implants after full-mouth extractions. The goal is to deliver a step-by-step workflow that will empower dentists with the necessary tools to approach full arch rehabilitation with confidence. Focusing on advanced surgical and restorative principles and protocols, the course is aimed to the clinician who wants to take the leap into full arch rehabilitation.

OPEN STATE - ALL Doctors are welcome. This course is intended for dentists who want to integrate both the surgical and restorative phases of dental implants into their daily practice. The course will focus on patient selection, treatment planning, critical anatomical structures, and surgical placement. Restorative options with ID implant systems are presented and discussed as well. Each attendee will place one implant in the posterior. Attendee must submit copy of license and proof of insurance.

Immediate implant placement with provisionalization is a long established and scientifically proven approach to implant therapy. This course is designed to cover treatment planning and specific protocols to maximize long-term success. The program will place emphasis on initial diagnosis, surgery, and prosthetics that will streamline procedures valuable to the patient.

OPEN STATE - ALL Doctors are welcome. This course is intended for dentists who want to integrate both the surgical and restorative phases of dental implants into their daily practice. The course will focus on patient selection, treatment planning, critical anatomical structures, and surgical placement. Restorative options with ID implant systems are presented and discussed as well. Each attendee will place one implant in the posterior. Attendee must submit copy of license and proof of insurance.

The clinical success of an implant restoration is dependent on the soft tissue that frames it and on the bone volume surrounding it. As such soft tissue grafting and sinus grafting are essential skills for the advanced implant surgeon to master. This two day course will focus on soft tissue grafting and sinus grafting procedures. Attendee will learn these procedures in a step by step fashion through didactic lectures and hands-on with a pig specimen.

This intermediate, two-day course will explore treatment modalities for many challenging clinical scenarios and will walk participants through the treatment planning process to the delivery of the final restoration. It will establish guidelines that can easily be implemented into practice to increase communication between doctor, patient, interdisciplinary team and lab.