Implants A-Z: Predictable Implant Prosthetics in Clinical Practice - Session 1

Implants A-Z: Predictable Implant Prosthetics in Clinical Practice - Session 1 is organized by UCLA School of Dentistry and will be held during Mar 16 - 18, 2018 at UCLA School of Dentistry, Los Angeles, California, United States of America.

The target audience for this medical event is Dentists, Prosthodontists. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 18 CDE Credits.

Course Description :
This session begins with identifying the key components that make restorative implant dentistry straightforward, predictable and successful. It will present a philosophy of treatment that will make implant restorations the most predictable and successful part of any restorative practice. During the 3 days of this course all case types from single to fully edentulous (initial discussion only), from esthetically demanding to basically functional and especially esthetic issues requiring restorative management of the non-ideal implant position will be examined. The tips and tricks that come from years of patient treatment will be shared. A hands-on clinic will help develop the skills for impression taking and provisional fabrication.

Learning Objectives are :
• Examination and idiosyncrasies of different implant systems
• Effective treatment planning
• Goals of implant placement and what can be done surgically to improve the situation after placement
• Esthetic analysis
• Identifying the ideal abutment
• Impression taking
• Provisional use
• Soft tissue development
• Selection of cement vs screw retained final restorations
• Techniques to improve case presentation and acceptance are integrated into the case discussions

Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.