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      Participants are prepared for and constantly monitored during their first surgeries. Assisting during surgery enhances the learning process.

                                      You'll learn to properly flap, verify implant site, place implant and immediately confirm with a CBCT.

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   DENTAL IMPLANT MASTER COURSE

3-Day VIRTUAL Surgical and Restorative Lectures

5-Day LIVE Surgical and Restorative Lectures and Hands on (live patients)

56 CE: June 2024

All live programs are given in Honolulu, Hawaii USA

COURSE DESCRIPTION  (Sample)

This program is designed to introduce dentists and refresh seasoned dentists to the basics and intricacies of implant surgery.  Beginning with proper patient selection and comprehensive treatment planning, attendees will learn about case selection and placement of prosthetically driven implants. 

Teeth replacement in specific areas of the mouth will be emphasized to bring predictability and success when using implants.  Both guided implant surgery and unguided surgery using cone beam CT treatment planning will be taught and discussed at length.

This course will cover practice management techniques on how to discuss implants with patients increasing their understanding of the importance and advantages of implant prostheses.

Open dialogue about handling implant complications and failures will offer practical and positive solutions.

OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

·       Understand why implants are important to their practices and patients

·       Select implant cases for their practices

·       Place an implant using guided and unguided techniques

·       Treatment plan using diagnostic models and digital renderings integrated with  cone beam CT radiography

·       Handle surgical and prosthetic implant emergencies 

PROGRAM CONTENT

How to integrate implant dentistry into your practice

·       Discussing tooth replacement using implants

·       How to handle objections

·       Informing patients of treatment timelines and finances

·       Educating patients on home care and follow-up treatment

Patient selection

·       Exam, photography, diagnostic casts and CBCT

·       Anatomic considerations

·       Predisposition of natural teeth and periodontal conditions

·       Patient attitude of implant procedures

Surgical implant placement

·       Utilizing the contents of surgical and guided kits

·       Pharmacology and anesthesia

·       Flap design and suturing

·       Guided and unguided receptor site preparation and implant insertion

·       One stage or two stage healing abutments

·       Uncovering implants: how and when

Implant restorations

·       Tissue contouring and temporaries

·       Impression techniques: open and closed tray

·       Cement vs. screw retained restorations

·       Implant maintenance

WHY ATTEND?

·       Hands-on learning in a comfortable informal environment with open dialogue between participants and Dr. Mayeda

·       Gain confidence incorporating implant surgery techniques with crown and bridge procedures

·       Boost knowledge to perform predictable grafting procedures  

TARGET GROUP

General dentists new and experienced in placing dental implants and dentists wanting to incorporate implants into their practice.

CE CREDITS PROVIDED

Certificates of Participation are given at the end of each program.

                                                       Happy participants after 5 hours of participating in their first live implant surgery