Implant Update 2005: "Modern techniques for the Implant Practice"

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Implant Update 2005: "Modern techniques for the Implant Practice"
This full day seminar will discuss the newer techniques that are driving implant dentistry forward. Competition for implant cases is increasing. In order to give your practice the edge on the competition, new techniques will be discussed that not only simplify the procedures for you, but also shorten the treatment process and make the cases more acceptable to the patient.
The following topics will be covered:
Evidence based implant treatment planning
Treatment planning for case acceptance
Immediate extraction/placement. What are the possibilities. Immediate load techniques
Temporazation and the use of provisional implants
Biological width issues with implants
Use of a "biological implant" NobelDirect Restorative update for the implant team
Marketing implants, the "ins" and "outs"
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Date March 11, 2005
Time Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Tuition $225
Credit Hours 6 Hours
Course Number 4505-030
This course is co-sponsored by NobelBiocare
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Russell A. Baer, DDS graduated from the University of Illinois School of Dentistry in 1985 and completed a two year General Practice Residency at the University of Chicago. Dr Baer is presently a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Chicago where he teaches implant dentistry and conducts clinical research in Implantology and reconstructive dentistry. This clinical research has included a single tooth immediate load study using Replace¨? Select and the new NobelDirectǗ˘ implant. His passion for implant dentistry led him to the former Soviet Union where he founded and serves as Academic Director of the Chicago Center for Advanced Dentistry. Dr. Baer has a private practice in downtown Chicago that specializes in implant and reconstructive dentistry.
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