Continuing Dental Education - Adin Dental Implants

Dental Implant Mini Residency - Session #2
2024-06-07 00:00 - 2024-06-09 23:59 (America/New_York) | 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 session 2 of 3.

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.

Dental Implant Mini Residency - Session #1
2024-05-17 00:00 - 2024-05-19 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 session 1 of 3.

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.

Immediate Placement Tissue & Bone Grafting
2024-05-17 00:00 - 2024-05-18 23:59 | New Jersey Health Professionals Development Institute, 1060 Main Street, STE 201, River Edge, NJ, 07661, United States
Want to know about immediate implant placement? This full 2-day course will teach you a step by step understanding of the various situations for immediate implant placement from simple to more complex in sections as follows:
• Rationale, indications, contraindications for immediate placement/load, bone grafting, and mini implants
• Detailed predictable technique description
• You will understand the graft material selection process
• You will know what works and what doesn’t work
• You will recognize how to avoid and treat complications
• Hands-on exercises will put knowledge to practice
DAY 1​
• One Stage, Two Stage vs. Immediate Placement
• Anatomical considerations and limitations
• Diagnosis and treatment planning
• Soft and hard tissue principles
• Flap designs and periodontal principles utilized in implant dentistry
• Perform atraumatic extractions
• Minimally invasive implant placement
• Understand the mechanics and biomechanics of bone grafting
• Principles of GTR and GBR
• Utilizing the tunneling technique for soft tissue augmentation
• Membranes: Types, techniques, and applications
• Socket preservation and minimally invasive bone grafting
• Clinical cases
DAY 2​
• Soft tissue grafting
• Tenting and alternate grafting techniques
• Autogenous Bone Grafting: Advantages, disadvantages, harvesting techniques, and block grafting
• Ridge Augmentation
• Inlay and Onlay grafts
• Discuss PRP., PRF, rh – BMP
• Sinus Elevation: Lateral and Crestal approach
• Ridge splitting and expansion
• Full arch treatment (fixed and removable)
• Discuss complications including fractured screws, drills, and implant in the sinus, etc.
Hands-on exercises are divided into 4 sessions, including treatment planning modalities, immediate implant placement, bone grafting, ridge expansion, suturing techniques, and more
• Treatment Planning Immediate Implants will start with establishing diagnosis and treatment plans on models for atraumatic extractions, immediate placement, and socket grafting. Different techniques and modalities will be practiced.
• GBR with PRF will include, a detailed hands-on protocol for tenting, venipuncture, PRF, and iPRF. Fabrication of steaky bone using PRF and iPRF. Manipulation and usage of steaky bone for socket grafting and other grafting procedures.
• Sinus Elevation Module will include an internal and lateral approach for sinus elevation on models utilizing the hydraulic lift kits as well as the traditional Caudwell-Luc approach.
• Bone Blocks and Flap Management will include incisions and flap designs on the pig jaw; extraction and immediate placement of dental implants, manipulation of surgical flaps; obtaining of tension-free closure; elongating flaps for primary closure; ridge expansion and splits using piezo surgery and discs; harvesting blocks and cylinders; tacking membranes using screws for ridge augmentation; and 3-step suturing techniques.
*Limited enrollment ensures one on one interaction between the instructor and participants to enhance the learning experience.

Atraumatic Extractions & Grafting Techniques & Intro to Guided Dental Implants
2024-04-26 00:00 - 2024-04-27 23:59 | Amplify Dental Training Center, 27251 Gratiot Avenue, Roseville, MI, 48066, United States
This course is a hands-on live patient two-day program, where the course participants will learn atraumatic extraction and grafting techniques as well as an introduction to guided dental implants, including, but not limited to:
• Atraumatic and efficient extraction techniques that preserve bone and shorten surgery time in preparation for dental implants and/or a denture;
• How to achieve predictable grafting results including an overview of what materials to use, when and why – including the importance of membranes;
• The proper armamentarium for leveling bone and grafting predictably;
• Suturing techniques that achieve consistent primary closure, including proper suturing when placing a membrane;
• The pre-operative planning and surgical techniques involved to set the foundation for dental implant placement;
• How to get started with implementing single and multiple dental implants into their practice, including each of the following on a high-level basis’;
• Diagnosis and treatment planning;
• Restorative options & suggested costs;
• Anatomical Considerations;
• Safe & predictable posterior implant strategies;
• Implant protocol for posterior Implant placement;
• Aesthetic & functional considerations;
• Radiographic interpretation & planning;
• 3D virtual treatment planning;
• Surgical guide overview;
• Indications for immediate loading and “same-day” teeth;
• Provisional and permanent restorations;
• Surgical set-up & instrumentation – including surgical & prosthetic components;
• Case presentation for patient acceptance that works;
• Implant marketing overview;
• Complication management;
• Medication protocols;
• Lab communication for optimal results;
• Proven patient communication techniques to explain the procedures to your patients to ensure patient acceptance of your treatment plans; and
• Proven business and marketing tips on how to make your office more profitable and efficient related to extractions, grafting and dental implants.
In addition to extraction and grafting techniques this course is geared towards GP’s who want to learn how to get started with implementing single and multiple dental implants into their practice, or GP’s that are already placing implants but more predictable results. This course will discuss indications for immediate placement into a socket site following an extraction and immediate loading of temporary teeth so the patients have “same-day” teeth following the placement of the implant(s). A thorough overview of predictable implant placement and restoration techniques will be discussed in a simple and easy to follow manner. This introductory to intermediate program will not be over your head or too advanced – but provide the basics on getting started with your implant journey or refining your implant placement techniques. This course will also introduce you to guided dental implants if you are not already using guided surgery for your dental implants. Learn how guided dental surgery with surgical guides can make your implants more predictable.

* PLEASE NOTE: THE LIVE PATIENT COMPONENT FOCUSES ON EXTRACTIONS & GRAFTING. NO LIVE PATIENT IMPLANTS WILL BE PLACED BY CLASS PARTICIPANTS.
Course is open to licensed U.S. and Canadian dentists only. No special license or additional insurance is needed for out-of-state dentists.
If you are only looking for extraction experience and are not interested in grafting and dental implants at this time, please consider the AMP1 program. AMP1 is not a prerequisite for AMP2, where AMP2 can be taken without taking AMP1.

A Behind the Scenes Observation of Guided Surgery
2024-04-11 09:00 - 16:30 | Premier Dental Center, 48950 Van Dyke Avenue, Shelby Township, MI, 48317, United States
Today, we see more and more patients are presenting to dental practices with edentulous areas requiring implant placement and restoration, whether it is one tooth or a full arch. General practitioners should have the knowledge on how to properly treatment plan single and multiple unit dental implants from both a surgical and prosthetic perspective.
With this LIVE Observation Course, participating doctors get a “Behind the Scenes” perspective on seeing how Dr. Ara Nazarian utilizes CBCT Guided Surgery to plan, place and provisionalize edentulous areas from one tooth to a whole arch. Course participants will spend the whole day observing first hand in Dr. Nazarian’s brand new office how he utilizes surgical guides in the preparation and placement of dental implants using Adinguide™. The Adinguide™ was designed with the general dentist in mind, bringing guided surgery to your clinic, and optimizing workflow, skills, and results. It was specifically engineered to facilitate simple procedures and provide accurate and predictable implant based surgeries and rehabilitation.
What You Will Learn

Radiographic Interpretation & Planning – CBCT
Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
Anatomical Considerations
Tissue & Bone Considerations – Bone Grafting
3D Virtual Treatment Planning
Lab Communication for Optimal Results
Surgical Guides Surgical Set-Up & Instrumentation
Complication Management
Post Op Review and Medication Protocols
Bring Your Own Case for Consultation and Review by Dr. Nazarian

Live-Patient Course: 3-Day Implant Surgery
2024-02-19 00:00 - 2024-02-21 23:59 | New York Implant Institute, Bogotá, Colombia
Course Description
​The Dental Implant Surgical Seminar (DISS) helps general and restorative dentists expand their private practice into implant surgery. The seminar provides a thorough introduction to the basics of dental implant surgery and hands-on training in soft tissue management and anatomical structures.
​The DISS Implant seminar consists of one day of lectures and two days of surgery. Lectures are given by veteran practitioners who have placed thousands of implants and held academic positions in implantology at highly regarded institutions such as the New York University College of Dentistry. Digital lecture files are provided to each participant. Then, all participants get a hands-on surgical experience, placing multiple implants in live-patients through computer-guided surgery. All live-patient surgeries are performed at the state-of-the-art UFM facility and are supervised by the DISS team of implant surgeons.
​The advantage of DISS is that you will practice on your first patient’s 3D-printed jaw model before the actual surgery. This feature of the course allows you to be comfortable and confident before your first surgery, and it improves patient outcomes and overall experience. Credits from DISS can be used toward the required 100 hours of implant education necessary for the ICOI Fellowship. In addition, participants will receive 21 CE credits.
​Course Objective
​1. Participants will be able to understand the basics of implant surgery 2. Learn to make an incision and suturing techniques 3. Drilling protocols for implant surgery 4. Participants will learn about the surgical guide 5. Learn how to make a surgical guide 6. Learn about the BSP program7. Hands-on LIVE-PATIENT implant surgery 8. Understanding bone and soft tissue anatomy
​Faculty
Dr. Omid Termechi Dr. Rodrigo Cayarga
​ADG Code: 690

Predictable Guided Surgery: Hands-On with Dr. Paul Mozer
2024-02-09 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 usin 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.
