Managing the Restorative/Periodontal Interface Course (Mar 25 - 27, 2021)

Managing the Restorative/Periodontal Interface Course is organized by Kois Center, LLC. This Onsite medical conference will be held from Mar 25 - 27, 2021 at Kois Center LLC, Seattle, Washington, United States of America.

CE Credits:
This course provides 27.5 continuing education credit hours and includes lecture, participation, demonstration, case presentation and discussion.

AGD Credit Allocation:
• Code 012 (Anatomy): 1 Lecture Hour
• Code 730 (Oral Medicine, Oral Diagnosis, Oral Pathology): 6 Lecture Hours
• Code 490 (Periodontics): 14.5 Lecture Hours
• Code 490 (Periodontics): 6 Participation Hours

Conference Description :
The Predictable management of soft and hard tissues is a critical element of prosperous restorative dentistry. Many times we are challenged with unanticipated clinical challenges: black triangles among restored teeth, chronically infected tissues over a crown, or sudden gingival recession after a crown preparation. In Restorative/Periodontal Interface, Dr. Kois impersonates the biology, behavior, and interaction of bone, ligament, tooth structure, and gingiva. He presents scientifically based clinical guidelines that will enable you to promptly predict and manipulate the gingival margin position.

Performing the principles in this course will exceedingly magnify your efficiency and accuracy when faced with significant tissue management challenges. You will earn confidence in both cosmetic and restorative outcomes. Acclaimed Clinical Instructor, Dr. Betsy Bakeman, will present a hands-on surgical instrumentation segment during this course.

Conference Objectives :
• Know surgical and orthodontic concerns.
• Train to coordinate therapy as it relates to the restorative/periodontal interface.
• Get the metrics and anatomy of the dentogingival complex.
• Detect cervical limitations or enhancements to consider during tooth preparation.
• Determine pontic site and ridge management for prosthetics.
• Reduce and predict surgical defects when extracting teeth.
• Determine how bone and tooth structure can be conveniently altered for restorative dentistry.
• Know how to control biologic width, gingival margins, and contours.
• Determine how to perform esthetic crown lengthening.
• Prepare for the acceptable compromises.