IMPLANTS A-Z: Predictable Implant Prosthetics in Clinical Practice - Full Course

IMPLANTS A-Z: Predictable Implant Prosthetics in Clinical Practice - Full Course is organized by UCLA School of Dentistry and will be held from Mar 22 - May 04, 2019 at UCLA School of Dentistry, Los Angeles, California, United States of America.

The target audience for this medical event is Dentists. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 36 CDE Credits.

This course demonstrates what can be done, day in and day out, in all offices with a high degree of predictability and success. It is based on real world private practice situations and not theoretical company or institution promoted speculation.

Useful techniques will be presented that will make the course worthwhile for all level of practitioners.

The course is designed for the beginner to advanced clinician. Most importantly it is for the dentist that has been doing implant dentistry for years, but has never had been able to confidently move to a higher level of restorative care. It is also extremely useful for the surgeon who wants to more effectively treatment plan and guide their referral dentists to higher case success rates and reduce restorative problems.

This course makes implant dentistry simpler, easier and more productive. It removes many of the unknowns and makes the clinician more confident. It will take the clinicians who think they know it all and answer the nagging questions of isn’t there a better way?

Session 2 - Learning Objectives are :
• Understanding the edentulous patient and the unique management required
• Effective treatment planning to identify what treatment types are possible on a given patient
• Thorough understanding of the treatment requirements for each treatment type
• Detailed step by step development of different treatment types
• Effective full arch impression taking with lab hands on
• Surgical goals
• Detailed review of the pros and cons of each treatment type

Session 3 - Learning Objectives are :
• Understanding the different types of complications which can be expected with treatment
• How to avoid these complications
• How to manage when they arise
• Need for effective communication with the patient during treatment planning so they will understand issues that arise

Course Dates are:
Session 1: March 22 - 24, 2019
Session 2: April 13 - 14, 2019
Session 3: May 04, 2019

Continuing Education Credits:
Session 1 - CDE Credits: 18
Session 2 - CDE Credits: 11
Session 3 - CDE Credits: 07