Dental Implants Made Simple—Level 1
2024-07-19 00:00 - 2024-07-20 23:59 (America/New_York) | New Jersey Health Professionals Development Institute, 1060 Main Street, STE 201, River Edge, NJ, 07661, United States
Course Description:
Learn the Biologic basis and fundamental principles of implant dentistry. This course is designed for beginners that wish to learn about the surgical phase of implant dentistry. The course will outline the design principles, surface treatments and other mechanical properties of implants. You will learn how to predictably place implants using guided and non-guided surgery.
Participants will be able to diagnose, plan and surgically place single as well as multiple edentulous areas with endosseous implants in their practices. Each participant will receive a comprehensive manual which compiles PowerPoint slides from the lecture. This makes following the lecture more enjoyable than having to take detailed notes and will also provide an excellent reference book when you return to your office after this course.
Course Outline

Current and future status of implants
Endosteal implant design and its importance
Understanding bone biology and osseointegration
Anatomical considerations and limitations in relation to implant placement
Hands-on, step by step evaluation in establishing diagnosis and treatment planning
Interpreting CT (cone beam), and radiographs, hands-on exercise (Laptop)
Surgical Guides: It’s importance, different types and fabrication techniques, hands-on exercise
Principles of hard and soft tissue surgery
Hands-on surgical technique and suturing
Hands-on implant placement on models as well as pig jaws
Prosthetic principles and components in restoring implants
Complications and managing complications
Selecting your first implant case.
Case discussions and hands-on stage II and impression taking on models

Takeaways

Establish a basic foundation and understanding of dental implants, their biologic basis, and applicability in restoring single edentulous areas
Predictably diagnose and treatment plans for conventional single-tooth implants
Understand and manage complications with single tooth implants in both anterior and posterior areas
Learn how to fabricate surgical guides in-house with and without CBCT
You will know what works and what doesn’t work
You will recognize how to avoid and treat complications
You will understand what we know about the timing of implant placement and loading
How to predictably restore implants
Gain confidence, improve clinical knowledge and skills to establish successful implant dentistry practice

HANDS-ON Portion:
Hands-on exercises are divided into 4 sessions including, treatment planning modalities, immediate implant placement, bone grafting, ridge expansion, suturing techniques, and a lot more.
Day 1Treatment Planning Modalities will start with establishing diagnosis and treatment plans on actual cases provided by the New York Implant Institute. This exercise will utilize models, surgical templates and panoramic radiographs.
INSTRUMENTATION will include, introduction to instrumentation where the participants will learn about the motorized functions as well as detailed usage instructions of all the surgical instruments including implant kits on blocks and models.
Day 2Surgical Suturing Techniques will go over the surgical technique, flap designs and reflection for implant placement on models and different suturing techniques used for implant placement.
IMPLANT PLACEMENT will include incisions and flap designs on the pig jaw; placement of dental implants, manipulation of surgical flaps; obtaining of tension-free closure; suturing techniques, followed by a step-by-step guide to restoring the implants on models.

Dental Implant Mini Residency - Session #3
2024-07-19 00:00 - 2024-07-21 23:59 | Jay Suites, 15 W 38th Street, New York, NY, 10018, United States
This program is designed to teach surgical protocols for endosseous implants in healed or immediate extraction sites, surgical principles for predictable guided bone regeneration using particulate and block grafts, treatment approaches from single to “All on X” fixed and detachable prosthesis and handling implant complications.
There will be Hands On exercises daily to reinforce procedures resulting in a consistent revenue stream in private practice. This is a highly practical curriculum focusing on methodical “recipes” for implant treatment, which participants can implement immediately in their practice.
Why take the Mini Residency in New York City?
Objectives:

To explain surgical protocols for site preservation, implant surgery, and guided bone regeneration for the reconstruction for single tooth to the full arch patient
To learn the step by step prosthetic protocols for the FP1, FP2, Overdenture, and “All on X” fixed detachable prosthesis
To introduce the clinician to the digital aspect of single tooth to full arch implant reconstruction
To address common shortfalls or complications and how best to manage them
Case presentations and “Hands On” exercises will be utilized throughout the Mini Residency to reinforce clinical protocols and procedures

This is the 3rd and final session of this course.
Session 1- NYC May 17–19th, 2024 (20 CE)
Site Preservation + Endosseous Surgery

Standard of care
Success/ Failure Criteria
Surgical principals protocols and techniques
Osseointegration
Bone classification
Stages of implant healing
Site preservation
Flap design and suturing techniques (Horizontal Mattress, Interrupted)
Anesthesia selection
Medical history- critical conditions
Extraction techniques
CBCT evaluation
Biologics
Hands on exercises: suturing techniques, socket preservation, Endosseous Surgery – Implant Placement in a healed site

Session 2- NYC June 7–9th, 2024 (20 CE)
Restorative implant dentistry, Guided Surgery and Immediate implant placement

Conventional / digital approach
Cement vs Screw retained restoration
Rationale and indications
Single vs Multiunit prosthesis
Open vs closed tray impressions
Fixture level vs abutment level
Immediate implant placement – in depth surgical protocols
Extraction for immediate implant placement
Loading protocols and provisionalization
Guided surgery – fully guided protocol
CBCT reading and treatment planning
Guide fabrication
Hands-on exercises- immediate implant placement and provisionalization, Guided Surgery

Session 3- NYC July 19–21st, 2024 (20 CE)
Implant overdentures and full arch approaches

Implant Overdentures- Advantages, limitations disadvantages
Treatment plans and surgical approach
Healed sites vs immediate placement
Prosthetic alternatives
Prosthetics step-by-step
Full Arch implant reconstruction
4 foundations to success
Clinical evaluation and CBCT Imaging
Preparation and surgical approaches
Indication for Mandible and Maxilla
Prosthetic aspect and abutment selection
Materials – Zirconia PMMA
Complication management
Comprehensive treatment planning
Bone deficiencies
Management of infected sites
Surgical complications
Prosthetic complications
Preventative maintenance
Navigating potential implant complications
Critical thinking- risk assessment
Hands on – Full arch surgery, Full arch prosthesis (Overdenture, all on X)

*Notes: The course registration fee covers all 3 sessions.
Full course CEs available only upon attendance to all three courses.
