How to successfully evaluate and present cases, including determining fees; A proven protocol
LOD-022-01
Dr. Sam Strong
This program reviews a succession of appointments to analyze cases for implant treatment. Beginning with the initial exam through diagnostic workup and case presentation, an organized method for evaluation is presented. Case presentation is a 'make it or break it' event requiring effective presentation skills and use of visual aids by the dentist or auxiliary team member. Various means of conveying this needed information are shown that will allow the patient to make an intelligent, informed decision about implant therapy and alternatives.
LOD-022-00
Dr. Sam Strong
Program 1:<br>How to successfully evaluate, present, and determine fees for implant cases: A proven protocol<br><br>Program 2:<br>Treatment planning and prosthetic procedures for single posterior implant crowns<br><br>Program 3:<br>Treatment planning and prosthetic procedures for fixed restorations on multiple implants.<br><br>Program 4:<br>Treatment planning and prosthetic procedures for removable implant overdentures (bar and attachment retained).
Are Single Tooth Implants Right for Your Practice?
LOD-017-02
Dr. Jack Hahn
The participants in this program will see how simple and predictable single implant placements can be. Dr. Jack Hahn has over thirty years of experience in Implant Dentistry and has taught general dentists world-wide. Doctors who have taken Dr. Hahn�?�¢�??�??s course are placing their own safe, simple predictable implants.
Complications in Dentoalveolar Surgery
LOD-016-00
Dr. Earl Freymiller
Although the risks of complications associated with dentoalveolar surgery can oftentimes be greatly reduced, they cannot be completely eliminated. It is impossible to practice dentoalveolar surgery without experiencing the occasional complication. In the course of this lecture, the more common complications will be discussed in detail, as well as some less commonly encountered complications that have the potential for serious consequences. The lecture will specifically focus on ways to prevent or reduce the risk of various complications, how to recognize complications when they occur, and appropriate methods of treatment
Edentulous Jaw and Different Implant Treatment Options
LOD-002-12
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
The options of treating the edentulous jaw will be described in detail. Radiographic and clinical analysis will demonstrate which option can be used by the dental team for implant and prosthetic reconstruction.<br><br><b>Mandible:</b><br>This lecture will discuss the surgical treatment steps of the mandible with 2, 4 and 6 implants and its prosthetic outcome for removable or fixed benefits.<br><br><b>Maxilla:</b><br>This lecture will discuss the surgical treatment steps of the maxilla with 4, 6 and 8 implants and its prosthetic benefits.<br>Medications for surgical treatment and pre-operative planning will be discussed.
The Edentulous Jaw Restoration - An evaluation of different restorative options
LOD-002-11
Dr. George Perri
Edentulous patients desire restoration of their chewing ability and esthetic enhancement. This presentation will provide treatment planning, indications and expectations for different restorative options for the edentulous jaw. Treatment steps will be presented how to successfully choose between a removable and a fixed prosthesis and how to educate the patient. A focus is made on removable overlay challenges and how to manage them.
Immediate tooth replacement and surgical challenges
LOD-002-10
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
Tissue preservation is the main focus of this presentation. This lecture will discuss in detail the indication and steps for immediate tooth replacement of a healed and a fresh extraction socket. The needed bone quantity and quality, soft tissue biotype and implant choice and stability will be presented. Flapless surgery has increased in indication due to its simplicity and atraumatic healing capacity, but needs to be executed carefully to ensure implant success.
Immediate Tooth Replacement and Restorative challenges
LOD-002-09
Dr. George Perri
Diagnosing cases and case acceptance for ITR. Immediate temporization concepts and abutment choice. Final restorative design and loading period.
Anterior surgical Implant placement - Multiple Anterior Teeth
LOD-002-08
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
This lecture will present the clinical management of soft and hard tissues and how to support the ideal 3-D placed implant. The viewer will learn how to preserve or regenerate peri-implant bone and soft tissue and get a predictable aesthetic implant result.
Anterior Implant Restoration - Advanced Concerns
LOD-002-07
Dr. George Perri
Provisionalization goals and implementation. Managing the non- ideal implant position. Multiple missing teeth in the anterior segment.