Dental Implantology

A Practicing Prosthodontist's Perspective

Summary:

This is a full day course which covers the essentials of treatment planning, implant placement and implant restoration. The course is designed on a very practical, how-to basis which will give the participants specific information for treating patients in their own practices. There is a good balance between diagnosis and treatment planning and the clinical techniques of placing and restoring dental implants. These presentations make extensive use of computer projected modules including numerous videos and liberal hand-outs. Follow-up information and support is available at the web site (http://www.dental-implants.com). Any course can be supplemented with a hands-on session designed for the recipients needs.

Topics:

1. Introduction to the private practice of implant based restorative dentistry

2. The essentials of treatment planning for implant supported restorations

3. The completely edentulous patient

4. Implant based crown and bridge restorations (survival of teeth and implants)

5. The art and science of the single tooth implant supported restoration

6. Implant systems demystified

7. Debunking the controversies in dental implantology

8. Marketing, fees and professional responsibilities

Additional Materials:

1. Several CD-ROM courses are available for distribution

 

This seminar is available to dental association, societies and groups. Arrangements must be made at least three months in advance and fees and allowances will be discussed at that time. For more information, call me at 561-347-0105 (Toll Free - 888-DENT-IMPlants) or Email me...

 

S. Robert Davidoff, DMD, FACP