505: Implant Restorations: Fixed and Removable (Oct 18 - 22, 2027)

505: Implant Restorations: Fixed and Removable is organized by Kois Center, LLC and will be held from Oct 18 - 22, 2027 at Kois Center LLC, Seattle, Washington, United States of America.

Description:
Implant Dentistry Course: Science, Strategy, and Predictable Success
Master the art and science of implant-based restorative care.

With dental implants now a cornerstone of comprehensive treatment, today’s restorative dentist must be equipped with more than just basic knowledge. From fixed to removable solutions, understanding the biomechanics, materials, and protocols of implantology is essential—not only to meet the high expectations of implant patients, but to deliver outcomes that are predictable, functional, and esthetic.

In this intensive five-day Implants Course, Dr. John Kois provides a step-by-step, evidence-based approach to restoring both edentulous and partially edentulous patients. You will  learn how to confidently plan, sequence, and execute implant treatment while integrating diagnostic, prosthetic, and surgical considerations to support long-term success.

What You Will Learn
This comprehensive course covers all key elements of modern implant restorative dentistry:

• Patient diagnosis and risk assessment
• Material and case selection for optimal esthetics and durability
• Site and structural assessment for implant placement
• Treatment sequencing and restoration design
• Impression techniques and jaw relation records
• Use of attachments and prosthetic options for fixed and removable cases
• Cementation protocols and retrievability considerations
• Analysis of failures and complications to improve future success

Real-World Strategies for Complex Implant Cases
Implant dentistry is complex, but this course is designed to give you clinical clarity and confidence. You will gain a deep understanding of the esthetic and functional considerations unique to edentulous and partially edentulous patients, as well as the risk factors that can affect outcomes—from patient health to prosthetic design.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Create predictable, esthetic implant treatment plans
• Evaluate when to use fixed vs. removable implant solutions
• Effectively communicate with your lab and surgical team
• Manage implant complications and prevent failure
• Whether you’re expanding your implant services or refining your existing skills, this course provides the scientific foundation, clinical protocols, and confidence needed to succeed in today’s evolving implant landscape.

Course Objectives:

• Learn to integrate treatment planning parameters such as biomechanical considerations, number of remaining teeth, number and spacing of implants, hard and soft tissue considerations and peri-implant esthetics to create a recipe for success in managing tooth replacement with implants.
• Improve referral communication in managing the treatment planning, placement and restoration of implants.
• Improve clinical management of fixed implant restorative cases.
• Learn to comprehensively evaluate patients, incorporating factors unique to the edentulous and partially edentulous patient.
• Learn to evaluate and include treatment options, including implants, which serve to enhance success.
• Learn simplified, accurate and logical systems for the predictable fabrication of removable restorations.
• Learn to incorporate occlusal concepts and maxillofacial considerations which improve function and esthetics.
• Understand how to assess and manage risk based on medical and dental conditions, incorporating factors unique to edentulous and partially edentulous patients to minimize loss of implant integration.
• Learn to choose effectively from the array of prosthetic options, sequence treatment, and improve communications with your specialists.
• Learn to incorporate occlusal concepts and maxillofacial considerations in implant restorative care.