Continuing Dental Education - Adin Dental Implants

Setting the Foundation for Immediate Dentures in Preparation for Implants
2024-10-25 00:00 - 2024-10-26 23:59 (America/New_York) | Amplify Dental Training Center, 27251 Gratiot Avenue, Roseville, MI, 48066, United States
This course is a two-day program, where the attendees will learn the foundation for immediate dentures in preparation for dental implants, including, but not limited to:

How to effectively treatment plan cases to meet the patient’s functional and aesthetic needs;
How to take preliminary impressions to guarantee a great fitting immediate denture;
Learn atraumatic and efficient extraction techniques that preserve bone and shorten surgery time in preparation for an immediate denture;
How to achieve predictable grafting results including an overview of what materials to use, when and why – including the importance of membranes;
Learn the proper armamentarium for leveling bone and grafting predictably in preparation for an immediate denture;
Learn suturing techniques that achieve consistent primary closure, including proper suturing when placing a membrane;
How to effectively soft reline that reduces post operative discomfort;
Learn proven patient communication techniques to explain the procedures to your patients to ensure patient acceptance of your treatment plans; and
Learn proven business and marketing tips on how to make your office more profitable and efficient related to extractions, grafting and immediate dentures.

Learn the techniques that will help these patients with terminal dentitions and watch your practice achieve immediate growth. Participants will be able to experience LIVE patient treatment, where they extract, level bone, graft and suture in a controlled supervised environment. During the program, the attendees will observe Dr. Ara Nazarian taking a live patient from A to Z, including the delivery of an immediate denture and all the steps that have to be followed for success.
All licensed U.S. and Canadian dentists will have the opportunity to work on live patients provided by us with supervision by our Amplify faculty. Each dentist can expect to perform multiple extractions, including full upper and/or lower cases to achieve the learning necessary for immediate dentures. Most extractions will be difficult extractions, including broken down or decayed teeth, providing a great learning experience. Each dentist will have the opportunity to graft several socket sites using several different types of graft materials and membranes to determine what products you may like the best for your own practice. Grafting can be complicated and our faculty does a great job to keep everything simple and to ensure there is no confusion regarding grafting following the program. In addition to the extractions and grafting, the attendees will level bone, flap and suture in preparation for an immediate denture.
Today, more and more patients are presenting to the dental practice with completely failing dentitions requiring full mouth extractions. These patients are requesting that the surgery (extractions, leveling, grafting) be performed in one surgical appointment where they receive the immediate denture and in most cases dental implants on the day of surgery. Instead of performing multiple surgeries over a long period of time, this course focuses on the simplified protocols of extracting, leveling, grafting, suturing and delivery of immediate dentures in one visit. Learn the pre-operative planning and surgical techniques involved to set the foundation for dental implant placement.

Predictable Guided Surgery: Hands-On with Dr. Paul Mozer
2024-10-27 08:30 - 16:30 | New Jersey Health Professionals Development Institute, 1060 Main Street, STE 201, River Edge, NJ, 07661, United States
Successful implant surgery is reliant upon accurate position of the implant and its prosthetic components. Surgical Guides can be fabricated from cone beam images and digital treatment plans to make ideal implant treatment plans a simple reality.

How accurate is guided surgery?
What does the research prove?
If I routinely perform single implant placements, how complicated is the jump to more complex cases?
Who can assist me in planning cases and fabricating surgical guides?
How efficient is guided surgery vs. freehand?

Complete integrated workflows will be reviewed step by step to take the participant through assisted guided implant planning to prosthetic placement. Having a great team that’s fully integrated is the key to success.
Course Objectives:

Review of guided implant surgery options.
Review of the advantages and disadvantages of guided surgery in various clinical conditions
Review of digital and analog workflows, current clinical research and the step-by-step clinical process of simple and predictable guided surgery
Making the case for guided surgery as the standard of care

Hands-on Exercises:

Interactive guided surgery on models with guided kits, models, surgical guides and implants
Guided Surgery using Adin’s UltraNarrow Implant

Complete integrated workflows will be reviewed step-by-step to take you through assisted guided implant planning to prosthetic placement, hands-on practice and case discussions.
Whether you’re a beginner or have been performing guided surgery for years, this one-day course is designed to bring you up to speed with the latest innovations in the field, as well as the most recent clinical research, guidance and evidence-based best practices.

SOLD OUT: Immediate Implant Placement and Restoration "The Esthetic Zone"
2024-11-22 00:00 - 2024-11-23 23:59 | Jay Suites, 15 W 38th Street, New York, NY, 10018, United States
Immediate implant placement with provisionalization is a long established and scientifically proven approach to implant therapy. This course is designed to cover specific protocols to maximize long-term success. The program will place emphasis on initial diagnosis, surgery and prosthetics that will streamline procedures valuable to the patient. Participants will have an opportunity to practice the theory with 2 Hands-On model exercises.

Course Description:

Implant dentistry has become a significant aspect in the field of oral healthcare. Although a multitude of implant procedures or approaches exist, the most common is single tooth replacement. The immediate implant placement restoration is a predictable, scientific, and clinical approach to maximize outcomes. This full 2-day program will take a deep dive into IIPR from an evidence-based and clinical perspective. Strict “Step by Step” protocols and decision trees will be discussed through a case-based learning style.

Course Objectives:

Understand the indications for the IIPR approach
Learn “step by step” IIPR procedures for type 1 and type 2 sockets
Gain knowledge in implant selection, biomaterials and osteotomy approaches to enhance esthetics and osseointegration
Learn how to decide whether free hand vs. guided surgery is a more predictable approach
Understand “decision trees”
Case presentations will emphasize and validate the IIPR protocol

Schedule: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Breakfast & Lunch will be served

Limited seats available

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation before October 22nd is permitted for $400 refund.
Cancellations between October 23rd and November 22nd are non-refundable.

Full Arch Symposium Punta Cana 2025
2025-02-12 00:00 - 2025-02-15 23:59 | Punta Cana, DR
Don’t miss the chance to advance your career and create unforgettable memories at this tropical event!
What’s Included
3 Nights All-Inclusive stay at the Hard Rock hotel Punta Cana Dominica Republic
Check in February 12th and check out February 15th
(additional nights available for additional charge)
• 13 expansive pools, 4 swim-up bars and 3 kids pools
with flume waterslides
• Rockaway Water Park
• Caribbean beach including umbrellas and water sports
• 9 restaurants, adult only bars and casino floor
• Kids’ club for kids 12 and under
• 18-hole award winning gold course and extensive spa
(for an additional price)
Gala Night – Join us for a dazzling Gala Night on February 13, 2025, where elegance meets excitement at the Punta Cana symposium.
Coco Bongo – Prepare for a thrilling experience at Club Coco Bongo, known for its vibrant shows, music, and unforgettable entertainment.
Experienced Speakers – The Symposium will feature a lineup of experienced speakers who are leaders in their fields. Gain insights from these experts, who bring a wealth of knowledge and innovative perspectives to the dental industry.

Our Speakers
The Symposium will showcase a lineup of accomplished speakers who are leaders in their respective fields. Gain valuable insights from these experts as they share their extensive knowledge and innovative perspectives within the dental industry.

Dr. Ara Nazarian, USA

Dr. Andrea Palermo, Italy

Dr. Veronica Barquero, Colombia

Dr. Paul Mozer, USA

Dr. Mariano Estrada, DR

Dr. Jonathan Escobedo, Mexico

Cancellation Policy
Cancel before December 12, 2024 for a full refund. Cancelation between December 12, 2024 and January 12, 2025 will result in a 50% refund. Cancelation after January 12, 2025 is non refundable.
What’s Not Included
Airline ticket and hotel transfer | Travel & Medical Insurance

Immediate Implant Placement and Restoration "The Esthetic Zone"
2025-06-06 09:00 - 17:00 | Indigo Miami Brickell, 145 SW 11th St Building 1, Miami, FL, 33130, United States
Immediate implant placement with provisionalization is a long established and scientifically proven approach to implant therapy. This course is designed to cover specific protocols to maximize long-term success. The program will place emphasis on initial diagnosis, surgery and prosthetics that will streamline procedures valuable to the patient.
Course Description: Implant dentistry has become a significant aspect in the field of oral healthcare. Although a multitude of implant procedures or approaches exist, the most common is single tooth replacement. The immediate implant placement restoration is a predictable, scientific, and clinical approach to maximize outcomes. This one-day program will take a deep dive into IIPR from an evidence-based and clinical perspective. Strict “Step by Step” protocols and decision trees will be discussed through a case-based learning style.
Course Objectives:

Understand the indications for the IIPR approach
Learn “step by step” IIPR procedures for type 1 and type 2 sockets
Gain knowledge in implant selection, biomaterials and osteotomy approaches to enhance esthetics and osseointegration
Learn how to decide whether free hand vs. guided surgery is a more predictable approach
Understand “decision trees”
Case presentations will emphasize and validate the IIPR protocol

Schedule: 9 am – 5 pm. Breakfast & Lunch will be served Limited seats available
Cancellation Policy

Cancellation before May 6th is permitted for $100 refund.
Cancellations between May 7th and June 6th are non-refundable.

SOLD OUT: Discover Iceland: Learn & Tour 2025
2025-07-14 00:00 - 2025-07-18 23:59 | Iceland
Explore the wonders of Iceland in this all-inclusive Learn & Tour trip in 2025!

Explore the Wonders of Iceland in 5 Days
Come along with Adin for an all-inclusive, unforgettable chance to explore the land of Ice and Fire while advancing your dental practice.

Offering Predictable Smiles: The Case for Guided Implant Surgery
2025-12-05 08:30 - 16:30 | Normandy Farm Hotel & Conference Center, 1401 Morris Rd, Blue Bell, PA, 19422, United States
Course Overview
Successful implant surgery depends on the precise positioning of implants and their prosthetic components. With the use of cone beam imaging and digital treatment planning, surgical guides make achieving ideal implant placement more predictable and straightforward.
This course will address the key questions clinicians face:

How accurate is guided surgery, and what does the research show?
Is the transition from single-tooth to more complex cases difficult?
Who can support you in planning cases and fabricating surgical guides?
How does guided surgery compare in efficiency to freehand techniques?

Through step-by-step integrated workflows, participants will learn how to go from digital planning to prosthetic delivery, with a focus on building a fully integrated team approach — the foundation for long-term success.

Course Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Evaluate the various options available for guided implant surgery
Understand the advantages and limitations of guided surgery across different clinical scenarios
Compare digital and analog workflows, supported by current clinical research
Apply a step-by-step approach to predictable guided surgery cases
Make the case for guided surgery as a new standard of care

Hands-On Exercises

Guided surgery on models using surgical kits, guides, and implants
Full workflow training — from digital case planning to prosthetic placement
Interactive case reviews and discussions to reinforce learning

Who Should Attend?
This one-day course is designed for both beginners and experienced clinicians. Whether you are new to guided surgery or seeking to refine your techniques, you will leave with the latest insights, research, and evidence-based protocols to improve accuracy, efficiency, and patient outcomes.

Implant Complications: Prevention, Diagnosis, and Management
2026-06-12 08:30 - 16:30 | ElevatedNY – New York, 1120 6th Ave, 4th Floor, New York, NY, 10036, United States
Clinical Strategies for Predictable Implant Outcomes
Dental implant therapy has become a predictable and widely used treatment option for replacing missing teeth; however, complications may occur during surgical placement, prosthetic restoration, or long-term maintenance. While many implant complications can be avoided through careful diagnosis and treatment planning, clinicians must also be prepared to recognize and manage complications when they occur.
This full-day course provides a comprehensive review of common implant complications encountered in clinical practice, including surgical complications, prosthetic failures, biological complications, and esthetic challenges. Emphasis will be placed on identifying patient risk factors, evaluating anatomical considerations using CBCT imaging, and applying prosthetically driven treatment planning principles to improve implant positioning and reduce complications.
Participants will also learn practical strategies for diagnosing implant complications and selecting appropriate management approaches when complications arise. Clinical case examples—including immediate implant placement and full-arch implant rehabilitation—will illustrate how complications develop and how clinicians can respond effectively to improve treatment outcomes and long-term implant success.

🎯 Learning Objectives
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

Identify common surgical, prosthetic, and biological complications associated with dental implant therapy.
Evaluate patient-related and site-specific risk factors that may increase the likelihood of implant complications.
Apply prosthetically driven treatment planning principles to improve implant positioning and reduce surgical and restorative complications.
Utilize CBCT imaging and anatomical analysis to support safe implant placement and avoid damage to critical anatomical structures.
Recognize clinical and radiographic signs of implant complications, including early implant failure and peri-implant disease.
Apply appropriate clinical management strategies for surgical, prosthetic, and biological implant complications.
