Implant-restorative connections course VI

During this 18-hour course, participants will learn how to create the optimal implant restoration on single implants, multiple implants.

Digital and analog workflows will be covered, abutment design, cemented vs screw-retained crown indications, impressioning with scan bodies and open and closed tray techniques, and immediate provisionalization using both chairside and digital pre-designed methods will be practiced.

Tuition

$2520

CEU's

18

690 Implants - AGD-PACE Implant Hands-on and ADA-CERP

Event Location

Stevenson Dental Education Center

570 E. Arrow Hwy., Ste B

San Dimas, CA 91773

Stevenson Dental Education Center

570 E. Arrow Hwy., Suite B
San Dimas, CA 91773
USA

Learning Objectives

  • How to select the ideal abutment for each situation
  • Understand the importance of connection design and restoration stability
  • Be able to fabricate a temporary crown for an immediate implant
  • Know the steps for capturing both simple and multiple implant impressions with both closed and open tray impression copings
  • Know which crown materials to use in different situations
  • Learn the critical steps required for screw and cement-retained crown delivery
  • Be able to demonstrate the techniques for locator conversionHow to select the ideal abutment for each situation
  • Understand the importance of connection design and restoration stability
  • Be able to fabricate a temporary crown for an immediate implant
  • Know the steps for capturing both simple and multiple implant impressions with both closed and open tray impression copings
  • Know which crown materials to use in different situations
  • Learn the critical steps required for screw and cement-retained crown delivery
  • Be able to demonstrate the techniques for locator conversion

Instructing clinicians

Richard Stevenson III, DDS, FAGD, FACD, ABOD

Mudit K. Yadav, DDS