Placing implants in healthy patients with adequate bone, and even those who require some bone grafting, is relatively simple, enjoyable, and profitable! It should be a part of the practice of any interested dentist. This course is oriented toward those dentists who have had a moderate level of surgical experience, enjoy it, and want to increase their knowledge and clinical skills in placement of implants.
Implant Surgery: Level 2
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Gordon J. Christiensen
Provo, UT
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Gordon J. Christensen - Practical Clinical Courses
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Technique Workshop: Anterior Crowns
Despite the removal of enamel, the goal for crown preparation is always the preservation of tooth structure for long-term predictability, function and durability.
Avoiding Implant Failures and How to Treat Them
What can be done in the early and late stages of implant disease? When should an implant be taken out?
Simplifying Complex Treatment
Learn to simplify diagnosis and treatment planning, when to refer to other practitioners, about integrating fixed, removable, and implant prosthodontic procedures, optimum use of staff, post-treatment follow-up and repair, and long-term maintenance of rehabilitative dentistry patients.
Session 3: ALF Therapy and Cranial Concepts 101
Introduction to ALF, cranial strains and facial development, ALF basic design, treatment goals, patient selection, teamwork, and diagnostic records.
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