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All practicing dentists should be able to diagnose, treat and make appropriate referrals when necessary for the care of their patients. Implant dentistry is one field where many of the fundamentals originally learnt in dental school are challenged or modified. With the success of dental implants and their redictability, a cost benefit and risk benefit analysis is mandatory when considering different modalities for replacing missing teeth. Further education and training is one way the practitioner can gain the diagnostic and clinical skills necessary.
This state of the art course will provide you with the knowledge and clinical skills necessary to integrate implants successfully into your practice. Whether you are looking to develop a strong implant practice or want to refine your skills and expand your existing practice you will benefit from this course.
- Patient selection and treatment planning
- Pre-surgical diagnostic procedures
- Surgical techniques and rationale including supervised implant placement.
- State of the art Esthetics in Implant Dentistry
- Screw retained vs Cemented retained prostheses
- Implant framework/Prostheses design for single teeth and fixed partial dentures
- Implant framework/Prostheses design for overedentures/spark erosion prostheses
- Full mouth reconstruction
- When to immediate load and when not to?
- Biomechanical principles of implant prosthodontics
- Assessment of currently available systems
- Implant provisional restorations.
- How to transition a patient with teeth to implant supported restorations without the need for
- removable appliances.
- Laboratory considerations
- Training assistants
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