Advanced Implant Dentistry and Advanced Bone Grafting.

Advanced Implant Dentistry and Advanced Bone Grafting.
DATES:
February 17-19, 2005
April 7-9, 2005
June 2-3, 2005
September 16-18, 2005
November 3-5,2005
In implant dentistry the anticipated prosthesis determines the implant placement and position. This contemporary program will demonstrate the latest materials and techniques to achieve optimal esthetics and simplify the process. As implant dentistry matures practical clinical knowledge is needed to meet patients increasing esthetics and time demands. Live surgery will be observed in over-the-shoulder clinical setting, participants become actively involved in the learning process and further develop their skills in comprehensive treatment planning to improve patient care and practice profitability.
Overview of Topics Covered:
Зѓў Bone biology and graft healing
Зѓў Titanium mesh and membranes: when, where and which to use
Зѓў Ridge preservation
Зѓў Primary impression techniques
Зѓў Indications and contra-indications for bone grafting and implants
Зѓў Sinus Lifts
Зѓў Allogenic Grafting
Зѓў Trouble shooting prosthetic nightmare cases
Зѓў Bone level impression
Benefits or Objectives of Course
Зѓў Pre-surgical prosthetic preparation
Зѓў Surgical and restorative coordination
Зѓў Understanding medical and surgical risk factors
Зѓў Treatment planning for esthetics, longevity and success
Зѓў Handling and solving surgical complications
Course Schedule
Thursday 8 AM ЗѓП 5 PM
Lecture:
Зѓў Patient informed consent, history, prognosis and future treatment
Зѓў Biomechanical loading for implant restoration
Зѓў Bone biology and graft healing ЗѓП staging for implant placement
Surgeries:
Зѓў Preparation and application of autogenous, Alloplastic and Allogenic bone graft materials with PRP for surgical procedures: Onlay Grafting, Sinus Augmentations, Bone expansion, Ramus Graft
Зѓў Techniques for 1-stage and 2-stage implant placement with primary impressions and immediate provisional loading
Зѓў Single and multiple implant placement
Friday 7:30 AM ЗѓП 4:30 PM
Lecture:
Зѓў Medical & Surgical Indications and contra-indications for bone grafting and implants
Зѓў Soft tissue management to enhance gingival esthetics, augmentation and corrections of interproximal soft tissue
Зѓў Resorbable, non-resorbable membrane and titanium mesh therapy
Surgeries:
Зѓў Sinus Augmentation with single and multiple implant placement
Зѓў Single and multiple implant cases with primary impression
Зѓў Autogenous Bone Grafts
Saturday 8 AM ЗѓП Noon PM
Зѓў Hands-on models workshop
Зѓў Understanding the surgical and medical risk factors
Зѓў Handling and solving surgical complications
Зѓў Trouble shooting prosthetic nightmares
Зѓў Case presentations and group discussion
About the Speaker
Dr. Joel Rosenlicht has been a clinical investigator and instructor for over twenty years. He puts forth a tremendous effort to ensure a world-class educational experience in an engaging environment that will inspire all.
Dr. Rosenlicht is an Oral and Maxillofaical Surgeon with a prosthetic background. Graduated from Fairleigh Dickson University Dental School and completed a OMS training at the combined program of Tufts University and Boston University School of Graduate Dental Medicine. Dr. Rosenlicht has published numerous articles and contributed to three textbooks. Operating a full scope private practice with emphasis on bone augmentation and implants.
Program Schedule
These comprehensive two-day programs are a combination of in-depth lectures aimed at predictable and profitable results. Live surgery will be observed in over-the-shoulder clinical settings to maximize the learning experience (limited-attendance). This continuum is designed to allow participants to become actively involved in the learning process and further develop their skills in not only implant dentistry but also in comprehensive treatment planning to improve patient care.