Advanced Implant Therapy & Grafting Course (Oct 10 - 13, 2018)

Advanced Implant Therapy & Grafting Course is organized by Global Institute for Dental Education (gIDE) and will be held during Oct 10 - 13, 2018 at gIDE Institute, Los Angeles, California, United States of America. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 32 CE Credits.

Course Description :
Take your surgical skills to the next level for managing complex implant cases. Each course day has a didactic presentation using lecture & video material & a clinical hands-on or live surgery demonstration.

DAY 1 : SINUS ELEVATION & GRAFTING. (8 CE Credits)
• Learn to perform sinus elevation surgery predictably
• Identify the clinical and practical benefits of minimally invasive osteotome sinus elevation
• Learn the technique for performing highly predictable lateral window surgery
• Identify a biological protocol using graft materials for sinus elevation
• Learn how to prevent and treat complications
• Peri-implantitis incidence, etiology, and management

DAY 2 : SOFT TISSUE MANAGEMENT & GRAFTING (8 CE Credits)
• Identify advantages and disadvantages of various surgical approaches
• Flap Design, Flap Management and Suturing Methods
• Augmentation of Keratinized Tissue
• Augmentation of Soft Tissue Volume
• Complications and Compromised Attempts
• Abutment Design Modifications
• Perio-Implant Papilla Support

DAY 3 : BONE, RIDGE & SOCKET GRAFTING (8 CE Credits)
• Treatment planning and patient selection for grafting procedures
• Concepts and techniques in bone grafting from incision to suturing
• Extraction site management: immediate versus delayed implant placement with bone and soft tissue grafting
• Decision making based on the outcome of available soft tissue protocols
• Immediate extraction site techniques with internal grafting for maximum tissue preservation
• Prosthetic steps to assist in grafting and implant procedures for the clinician
• New technology using growth factors

DAY 4 : BONE, RIDGE & SOCKET GRAFTING (8 CE Credits)
• Clinical solutions to biological bone regeneration and socket grafting
• The vertical and horizontal aspects of ridge augmentation
• Potential intra-oral donor sites, as well as techniques for harvesting such sites
• The optimal selection of implant design, surface and position
• Treatment planning for esthetic cases and the development of gingival papilla support
• Learn the use of biomaterials and growth factors with autogenous bone and barrier membranes
• Implant complications, the possibility of treatment and prognosis