DENTAL IMPLANT COURSE
- No Time Limit
- 15 Items in Curriclulum
- 3 Items in Hands-on Modules (live in person)
About this Course
What you will learn:
This program includes all important aspects of implant dentistry: diagnosis and treatment planning, implant surgery, implant prosthodontics, long-term maintenance as well as prevention and management of implant complications. At the end of the didactic program a hands-on session will allow participants to further refine their skills and to be competent in comprehensive treatment planning, straightforward to advanced implant surgical procedures including localized bone augmentation, and the restoration as well as the after care of simple and advanced cases involving dental implants.
The didactic portion of the program is delivered in a cutting-edge e-learning online format. This will enable students to complete the program at their own pace at their own time without taking time off to travel. Once the online and hands-on program is completed an optional surgical mentorship will be available to graduates where the skills are going to be practiced on patients in a personalized 1-on-1 over the shoulder environment.
The online and hands-on component of the program are eligible for 72 PACE approved hours, fulfilling the RCDSO and most other juridictions’ requirements for placing and restoring dental implants. CE hours will be allocated for the live surgical mentorship on an individual basis.
Course Curriculum
Anatomy of the Maxilla and Mandible and Anatomical Safety Zones
Pharmacology for Implant Dentistry
Biomechanics, Geometry and Osseointegration
Factors influencing implant success
Systemic factors and medical history evaluation for implant patients
Imaging, Documentation and 3D Planning
Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Implant Patients
Interdisciplinary communication
Surgical instruments and materials for implant surgery
Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Guided bone regeneration materials and techniques
Surgical Guides and guided surgery
Managing complex implant surgical placements and sinus grafting
Post-surgical complications and management
Peri-Implant Disease
Peri-implantitis Treatment
Prosthetic Components and Protocols
Aesthetic Design, Digital Smile Design and the demanding patient
Occlusal considerations in implant dentistry
Guided surgery and CAD/CAM prosthetics in full arch rehabilitation
Management of Soft Tissue Complications
Implant Maintenance Therapy
Post-Course Evaluation
Hands-on Modules(Live in Person)
Guided Bone Regeneration on Model
Placement of implant on model Sinus wall preparation on egg and sinus model
Open tray and closed tray impression taking
I/O Digital Implant Scanning
Implant Provisionalization Exercise
Treatment Planning Assignment – Anterior
CBCT Interpretation Assignment