Welcome to Philadelphia Implant Education!
Program description
This introductory course for the diagnosis, treatment planning and placement of dental implants and dental rehabilitation will occur over 3 weekend sessions. Participants will also be required to attend one live surgical demonstration of implant placement with associated treatment planning as an adjunct to didactic sessions.
This course will begin with case identification before moving to treatment planning straightforward cases and progressing to the basics of bone grafting and implant placement. Subsequent didactic sessions will cover diagnosis using CBCT scanning, fabrication of surgical guides for computer guided surgeries, placement of implants in models and pig jaws, suturing techniques, and prosthetic restoration of implant cases, including single-unit cases and mandibular over dentures.
This course is ideal for clinicians interested in learning about implant treatment planning, placement and restoration. The newer feature of Narcotic Prescribing & treating patients with narcotics after surgeries . Clinicians who complete this course will have completed the State requirements for Narcotic prescribing.
Mentoring for continued support of participants will be available to participants of the course to ensure a level of competence for the continued implant placement.
Philadelphia implant education Participants’ objectives
Identify appropriate cases for implant treatment
Understand the difference between conventional x-rays and CT scan and how to review basic anatomy on a CBCT scan
Prosthetically plan implant cases for surgical guidance using treatment planning software
Prepare osteotomy sites for implant placement with bone and socket grafting
Place implants in straightforward cases on typodent models/porcine jaw
Understand suturing techniques for different types of implant site closure
Fabricate a prosthetic guide for implant surgery
Prosthetic disciplines for implant restorations
All course attendees will receive their CE letter from Philadelphia Implant Education.
Speaker
Robert Walinchus, DMD
Subject Code: 690
Type: Lecture/Participation
Time: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Location:
378 Savannah Ave
Statesboro, Ga. 30458
Audience
Clinicians interested in learning to treatment plan large complete rehabilitation cases, place implants , plan implant cases, learn guided digital technology for implants and plan & perform sleep dentistry cases
CE Credit: 42.0 Hours if all 3 weekends are completed or 14 CE credit hours per weekend
Contact Tiffany Olson 844-592-5299 Tiffany.Olson@implantdirect.com
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