COMPLETE PROSTHODONTIC IMPLANT DENTISTRY
From Treatment Planning to Final Prosthetic Design & Delivery

6 days    (3 weekends)

October 15-17, 2010
(Complete Treatment Planning on LIVE patients and Simulation Surgery Training)

March 26-27, 2011  
(Prosthodontic weekend with Impressions, Abutment Selection, etc on LIVE PATIENTS)

April 16, 2011 :
Delivery of Final Prostheses of all participants on their own patients)

Dr. Chris Wyatt (Prosthodontics)
Dr. Tassos Irinakis (Periodontics/Implant Surgery)

Learn how to Plan, Design and Restore Single to Two-Implant Cases on your OWN patient in a "Step-by-Step" approach that will allow you to offer Predictable and Consistently Successful Results.

Participants will be introduced to the surgical and esthetic restorative phases of single implants (although cases that require 2 adjacent implants will be discussed).
The fundamental rationale will be presented on Treatment planning, Radiographic assessment, CT Scan Analysis, Choosing the appropriate implant, Risk factors, Restorative option selection , Surgical placement, Bone grafting, Esthetic considerations and Occlusion.
LIVE Treatment Planning of ALL Course cases during the 1st weekend of the Course.

They will learn to take different kinds of Fixture Level and Abutment Level Final Impressions; they will learn to fabricate chair-side temporary crowns and they will place on their patient the Final All Ceramic (Procera) or Metal-Ceramic Crown.

LIVE impressions, Tray Fabrications; Abutment Selection; Placement of Final Prostheses by ALL participants on their Own patients.

Participants will perform hands-on surgeries in Simulation to better compliment their Restorative Planning abilities with an understanding of the Surgical Foundation in Implant Dentistry.

Contact us if you are out of town and need a patient for this course.

We encourage dentists who register for this course to contact the Course Mentor (Dr. IRINAKIS) in order to discuss their surgical and/or Restorative case at least 3 weeks prior to course commence date.

This 6-day Course consists of the 1st, 3rd and 4th weekend of the comprehensive 9-day course.

At the completion of this course, participants will:

1. Understand the methodology and rationale for single implant placement and restoration.

2. Develop protocols to implement treatment planning strategies (which may involve bone grafting)

3. Demonstrate the knowledge and confidence required to design a successful prosthetic rehabilitation case with in depth understanding of the surgical perspective

4. Manage postoperative phase and/or problems of the uncomplicated implant patient.