SCIENTIFIC SESSION
COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Dr. Paul Chang and Mr. Ernst Hegenbarth, MDT
"Esthetic All Ceramic Restorations on Implants: Science and Technology of Predictable Concepts"
Learning Objectives:
- Management of complex restorative solutions involving single and multiple implants with NobelGuide™ and Procera® Systems
- How to use provisional restorations to manage and maintain tissue health in complex therapies
- Clinical and laboratory procedures for single and multiple Procera® restorations
Drs. Lyndon Cooper and Glenn Reside
“Drivers and Navigators: A Team Approach to Executing Calculated Decisions”
Learning Objectives:
This presentation is intended to reinforce the important relationship between the surgical and restorative treatment phases of implant therapy. Excellent implant therapy requires management of patient expectations, precise implant placement and eventual restoration of lasting and esthetic quality. These goals are best achieved when the surgeon and prosthodontist worktogether during the initial treatment planning phases of care. Particular guidelines for obtaining useful data through proper fabrication of radiographic and surgical guides will be presented and the use of digital planning will be illustrated. When thetreatment can be envisioned fully prior to initiation of care, effective patient management and treatment can be assured.
Dr. Bradley Fischman
“Implant Problems as a Basis for Treatment”
Learning Objectives:
- An effective approach to implant and prosthetic treatment planning
- Typical prosthodontic failures and methods of prevention
- Soft tissue problems related to prosthetic design and treatment and methods of prevention
- An appreciation of prosthetic planning to avoid difficulties
Dr. Jay Friedman
“Complications – Causes and Cures”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the various problems arising with implant prosthetics
- Know how to treat implant complications form porcelain fracture to implant fracture
- Become familiar with recognizing early implant problems before they become larger ones
- Be aware of treatment planning that is “outside the box” of conventional implant prosthetics
Drs. David Garber and Maurice A. Salama
“Site Preparation and Augmentation Techniques in the Esthetic Zone”
Learning Objectives:
- Preserving the restorative site – the very essence of esthetics
- Classification of extraction sites and ridge defects
- How to preserve crestal bone around extraction sites & implants
- How to augment or repair damaged sites
Dr. Curtis E. Jansen
"Lessons Learned Restoring Implants"
Learning Objectives:
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Understand the importance of triaging implant complications
- Know how to diagnosis and treat implant fractures and failures, loose screws and fractured screws
- Become familiar with retrievability of implant restorations
- Treatment planning to avoid implant complications
Drs. Jack Krauser and Steven Feit
“Surgical Planning is Not Enough, Exacting Occlusal is Essential”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the importance of 3D planning and occlusal analysis in implant cases
- Know how to rapidly access occlusal deformities
- Become familiar with a novel occlusal analysis scheme and theory allowing for optimal treatment solutions and results
- Understand that omission of these factors may lead to compromised results
Dr. Louis Malcmacher
“Advanced Practice Management for Every Dental Practice”
Learning Objectives:
The primary goal of this participation seminar is to teach new and powerful clinical and practice management techniques that will help the dental office team integrate new areas of productivity into the dental office. These practical concepts are designed to teach you how to motivate your patients to ask for treatment, how to offer new dental services, let patients try out their dentistry before treatment, substantially lower your overhead, show you how to easily make dentistry affordable for patients, significantly reduce your stress, and have fun doing dentistry. This seminar is a fast paced, highly motivational, entertaining, and educational course and is recommended for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants and office managers. This course will get you and your staff excited about dentistry!
Drs. Edwin McGlumphy and Guillermo Chacon
"Ohio State Implant Clinical Trials: What We Have Learned About Treatment Options, Early and Immediate Loading"
Learning Objectives:
- Describe the current controversies in implant restorative and surgical techniques and understand the published literature that addresses these controversies.
- Understand the forces acting on contemporary implant restorations and recognize the specific clinical problems that these forces can cause.
- Implement surgical and restorative strategies to help avoid biomechanical overload of implant restorations
- Implement practical methods to assure safe, consistent and affordable implant esthetics, even with accelerated loading protocols.
Dr. Carl E. Misch andTom Dabrowsky, MDT
“Biomechanical Rationale for Treatment Planning”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the Biomechanical complications are most numerous
- Know how to treatment plan based upon biomechanical position
- Become familiar with guidelines for treatment plans
- Understanding implant number related to position
- Know how to determine implant number
- Become familiar with stress factors
Drs. Ady Palti & Zeev Ormianer
“Perfect Esthetics: Digital Planning for Perfect Prosthetic Results”
Learning Objectives:
The participants will:
- Understand the rational for immediate implant placement and loading
- Know the planning and treatment sequence
- Become familiar with relevant literature on this topic
Drs. Michael Pikos and Albert Mattia
“Three Dimensional Reverse Tissue Engineering for Optimal Dental Implant Reconstruction”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the concept of Reverse Tissue Engineering and the sequence of its application for restoration driven oral implantology
- Understand the application of interactive CT imaging in the development of prosthetic driven soft and hard tissue grafting for specific implant placement in oral implant reconstruction
- Describe the indications for and sequencing of hard and soft tissue grafting for optimized dental implant placement and restoration
- Describe the concept and clinical application of DGBA for reconstruction of complex three-dimensional bony defects
Dr. Elizabeth Dianne Rekow
“Is Survival Different for Teeth and Implant Supported All Ceramic Crowns?”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand failure modes in posterior all-ceramic crowns
- Understand the influence of support structure on crown survival
- Become familiar with the interplay between material properties, geometry, damage, and loading relative to crown failure
Dr. Robert G. Rifink and Joachin Kern, CDT
“What Factor Detects the Presence of the Papilla?”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the black triangle
- Know how to plan for ideal papilla results
- Become familiar with avoiding aesthetic failures: tissue levels, bone Levels and causes of failure
Dr. Robert Schneider & Danny Roberts, CDT
“Fabricating Implant Supported and Retained Prosthesis Utilizing Titanium Laser Welding Techniques, the Team Treatment Planning Approach”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the concept of implant supported and implant retained prostheses
- Know how to restore implant prostheses with titanium laser welded type restorations both fixed and removable
- Become familiar with diagnosis and treatment of the edentulous patient with these types of prostheses
Dr. David Schwab
“How to Take Your Practice to the Next Level”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the economic forces that cause people to choose or defer treatment
- Know how to attract more of the “right” patients
- Become familiar with specific verbal skills, protocols, and fee presentation strategies to educate patients and increase case acceptance
Drs. Hom-Lay Wang and Jeff Shotwell
“Team Approach for Ideal Implant Placement and Esthetics Outcomes”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the concept of ideal 3 dimensional implant positions
- Know how to fabricate simple easy surgical guides
- Become Familiar with techniques (soft/hard/restorative aspects) that are used to enhance implant esthetic
Dr. Michael Weinberg and Mr. Ron Klausz, RDT
“Implant Prosthodontics: A Protocol for Success”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the fundamentals of implant prosthodontics regardless of the system used
- Know how to work with your lab technician to obtain consistent, predictable results
- Become familiar with restoring cases from single units to full arch and full mouth reconstructions
ICOI (The International Parent Organization)
ICOI Component and Affiliate Societies
IPS (Implant Prosthodontic Section)
IDREF (Implant Dentistry Research and Education Foundation)
ICOI/NYU Implant Glossary II Sponsors
ICOI Officers & Board of Directors
Advanced Credentials Commision
