The Upper Snake River Dental Society
Annual Fall Dinner and CE meeting

CE included with Upper Snake River Dental Society Membership. If you are a member of (USRDS), your continuing education (CE) fee of $50 will be covered by your membership.

$50 - 2 CE Credits – Non-USRDS Members

Complimentary – No CE Credits

AGD PACE Subject Code: 690 Implants

Method: Lecture

Course Description

Management of hard and soft tissue deficiencies plays a significant role in contemporary Implant Dentistry. Adequate hard and soft tissue volume and quality may assist in the prevention of implant-related complications and failures, and is also significant in the treatment of peri-implantitis. This course will focus on advantages, and realistic short- and long-term expectations of contemporary methods of hard and soft tissue development for implant therapy.

At the end of this presentation, clinicians should be able to know and understand:

• Rationale for new materials and techniques
• Material selection based on material properties and features
• Implant selection for optimal loading protocols and tissue stability
• Treatment workflows to maximize treatment outcomes

This course is open to clinicians, lab technicians, denturists, dental assistants and hygienists.