Surgical Session 2: Multiple Implant Placement and the Treatment of the Edentulous Ridge

Learn and understand the various removable and fixed treatment plans for the edentulous patient. Understand ideal implant position and number for the mandibular edentulous arch. Understand ideal implant position and number for the maxilla edentulous arch. Understand the various factors which affect the treatment planning for the edentulous arch. Learn the prophylactic use of various medications to decrease post-operative morbidity. Learn the etiology, management, and prevention of incision line opening related issues. Learn the indications and technique for exposing and identification of the mental foramen prior to implant placement. Learn the treatment planning a surgical principles in the prevention of neurosensory impairment issues. Learn the indications and technique for alternative anesthetic blocks. Learn the step-by-step technique for the fabrication of a tissue supported surgical template. Learn the indications and step-by-step technique for the fabrication of a full arch zirconia prosthesis. Hands-on treatment planning via interactive software programs. View various videotape surgical procedures. Learn how to integrate implant dentistry into your practice. Learn ideal principles for placement of multiple implants.

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    • Dallas, TX

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  • Resnik Implant Institute

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