About the Course
This is a surgical and prosthetic course in dental implantology designed for professionals who already have adequate experience with oral surgery but not necessarily surgical implant placements. It is designed for doctors who want to acquire and share knowledge and professional experiences in a diverse range of Implant and implant-related procedures — from CBCT analysis and fundamental concepts through treatment planning, extractions, alveoloplasty, immediate Implant placement and attachment abutment delivery/attachment picking up. The course includes a didactic portion, a benchtop exercise, and live patient surgery, which includes extraction, alveoloplasty, implant placement, abutment delivery, and attachments picking up in a removable denture.
Course Details
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3 day course
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2-4 implants placed by each participant
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2:1 Student to Mentor ratio
Learning Objectives
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Determine the advantages of removable implant retained/supported prostheses
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Learn the important Diagnostics and Treatment planning for removable implant retained/supported prostheses
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Know the fundamental concepts of bone physiology, bone density, and applied anatomy
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Identify the process of planning implant placements virtually to determine the optimal size and positions of the implant bodies using implant planning software
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Perform surgical extractions, alveoloplasty, implant placements, abutment delivery, and attachment picking up
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