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Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Unit A

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Seminar & Workshop - Stockholm, Sweden 

Dentatus/Nordenta has invited Dr. Mark A. Iacobelli DDS, FAGD, FICD, MIIF from Cleveland, Ohio, to Sweden to hold his popular seminars and workshops about different narrow body implant systems. These all-day events contain both seminars and workshops about Narrow Body Implants.

The seminars will address information on the different implant solutions available on the international market. Dr. Iacobelli will also present the patient benefits of Narrow Body Implants as well as technical and socio-economic benefits.

The workshops will consist of hands-on exercises where you get the opportunity to learn the techniques for how the Atlas and Anew Narrow Body Implant systems work, as well as producing your own Atlas and Anew models.

The models produced during the workshop are yours to keep for patient education.

Agenda

8:00am – 8:30 Registration and coffee

8:30am – 10:00 Lecture – Demographics, University Studies, Diagnosis and Treatment Planning, ATLAS Denture Comfort System Overview and protocols

10:00am – 10:15 Break

10:15am – 11:00 ATLAS Case Presentations

11:00am – 12:00 ATLAS Hands-On Workshop

12:00pm – 13:00 Lunch

13:00pm – 13:30 Factory Tour

13:30pm – 15:00 ANEW Implant System Overview, Protocols, and Case Presentations

15:00pm – 15:15 Break

15:15pm – 16:30 ANEW Hands-On Workshop*

16:30pm – 17:00 Participant’s Cases Reviewed, Question and Answer Period

* Please bring your own cases and experiences with you to the workshop for discussion.

If you wish to register any participants to this all-day event on the 27th or 28th March 2014, simply contact Melanie Risberg via e-mail melanie.risberg@dentatus.se or telephone +46-8-546 509 02.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Dental Implant Prosthetics
“Predictable Restorative Techniques”
Unit D

Optimum treatment planning simplifies the restorative process. Today’s implant doctor faces a wide assortment of choices, and must decide between fixed and removable, cemented and screw-retained, ceramic and metal, and cast versus CAD/CAM. This course reviews the variety of restorative options available and presents a protocol for deciding which techniques and materials will provide the best restoration for the patient while increasing efficiency for the doctor.

Fundamentals of Dental Implants:
"Diagnosis, Treatment, Planning and Placement"
Module 2

Dental Implants are the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing missing teeth.  As the expanded services dental practice begins their journey to provide dental implant procedures for their patients, a solid didactic and clinical education is required. This course provides this foundation for the dentist, and TEAM who are in pursuit of that goal.

Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Unit A

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket.

Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Unit A

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket.

Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Unit A

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket.

Fundamentals of Dental Implants:
"Diagnosis, Treatment, Planning and Placement"
Module 2

Dental Implants are the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing missing teeth.  As the expanded services dental practice begins their journey to provide dental implant procedures for their patients, a solid didactic and clinical education is required. This course provides this foundation for the dentist, and TEAM who are in pursuit of that goal.

Introduction to Implants

This course is for dentists who are looking for ways to increase the role dental implants can be further incorporated into their offices on a daily basis.  Patient selection, site selection, treatment planning, critical anatomic structures, surgical placement protocols as well as restorative options with the OCO implant system are presented and discussed. Doctor participation is a reality with technique mandible implant placement, suturing techniques, and prosthetic pieces and parts.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Fundamentals of Dental Implants:
"Diagnosis, Treatment, Planning and Placement"
Module 2

Dental Implants are the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing missing teeth.  As the expanded services dental practice begins their journey to provide dental implant procedures for their patients, a solid didactic and clinical education is required. This course provides this foundation for the dentist, and TEAM who are in pursuit of that goal.

Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Unit A

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket.

Bone Grafting
"The Essentials"
Unit B

An ideal esthetic outcome requires an adequate volume of hard and soft tissue at the implant site. Yet it is estimated that over 60% of potential implant sites will require some type of augmentation to achieve an optimum result. Learn the skills needed to provide predictably esthetic results in compromised situations.

Fundamentals of Dental Implants:
"Diagnosis, Treatment, Planning and Placement"
Module 2

Dental Implants are the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing missing teeth.  As the expanded services dental practice begins their journey to provide dental implant procedures for their patients, a solid didactic and clinical education is required. This course provides this foundation for the dentist, and TEAM who are in pursuit of that goal.

Placing  Implants
Into Ideal and Challenging Environments
Module 3

An ideal esthetic outcome requires an adequate volume of hard and soft tissue at the implant site. Yet it is estimated that over 60% of potential implant sites will require some type of augmentation to achieve an optimum result. Learn the skills needed to provide predictably esthetic results in compromised situations.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Introduction to Dental Implants

Boston

This course is designed for either the novice or experienced implantologist along with those just exploring the implant treatment modality for their own office. This course will familiarize you with the implant surgical kit and the necessary prosthetic components to allow you to get started. You will learn the basics of bone regeneration and grafting which goes hand in hand with endosseous implants. The two day course will include didactic and hands-on segments.

16 CE Credits

This Course Will Cover:

• Implantology in your practice
• Diagnosis and treatment planning of the implant candidate
• Review of surgical considerations
• Post-op care
• The use of CBCT
• Introduction to the OCO Biomedical Implant System
• Surgical protocols for placing OCO Biomedical Dental Implants
• Socket preservation and basic grafting with implants
• Restorative options for OCO Biomedical Dental Implants
• Hands-on exercises

Only $495.00*

This course is hosted by OCO Biomedical. www.ocobiomedical.com

For more information and to make a reservation please call (800) 228-0477

Dr. Mark A. Iacobelli, DDS, FAGD, FICD, MIIF 

Atraumatic Extraction and Ridge Preservation

Conventional extraction techniques oft en result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and hard and soft tissue loss. And perform simple and predictable graft ing procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket. Course Objective Provide the dental practitioner and clinical team with the didactic information and surgical techniques required to competently select cases for atraumatic extraction and then successfully regenerate bone into the sockets immediately aft er removal.

Wednesday, March 18th 9:00AM – 5:30PM

$350 for dentists/$110 staff

Designed for dentists and chairside staff

7 CE Credits

This seminar is part of the 2015 Big Apple Dental Meeting

To register online visit: https://www.regonline.com/Builder/site/tab2.aspx?EventID=1425914

To register by phone: call 718-733-2031 and speak to Joy Patane

Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Unit A

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket.

Bone Grafting
"The Essentials"
Unit B

An ideal esthetic outcome requires an adequate volume of hard and soft tissue at the implant site. Yet it is estimated that over 60% of potential implant sites will require some type of augmentation to achieve an optimum result. Learn the skills needed to provide predictably esthetic results in compromised situations.

Introduction to Dental Implants

Chicago

This course is designed for either the novice or experienced implantologist along with those just exploring the implant treatment modality for their own office. This course will familiarize you with the implant surgical kit and the necessary prosthetic components to allow you to get started. You will learn the basics of bone regeneration and grafting which goes hand in hand with endosseous implants. The two day course will include didactic and hands-on segments.

16 CE Credits

This Course Will Cover:

• Implantology in your practice
• Diagnosis and treatment planning of the implant candidate
• Review of surgical considerations
• Post-op care
• The use of CBCT
• Introduction to the OCO Biomedical Implant System
• Surgical protocols for placing OCO Biomedical Dental Implants
• Socket preservation and basic grafting with implants
• Restorative options for OCO Biomedical Dental Implants
• Hands-on exercises

Only $495.00*

This course is hosted by OCO Biomedical. www.ocobiomedical.com

For more information and to make a reservation please call (800) 228-0477

Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Unit A

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Placing  Implants
Into Ideal and Challenging Environments
Module 3

An ideal esthetic outcome requires an adequate volume of hard and soft tissue at the implant site. Yet it is estimated that over 60% of potential implant sites will require some type of augmentation to achieve an optimum result. Learn the skills needed to provide predictably esthetic results in compromised situations.

Dental Implant Prosthetics
“Predictable Restorative Techniques”
Unit D

Optimum treatment planning simplifies the restorative process. Today’s implant doctor faces a wide assortment of choices, and must decide between fixed and removable, cemented and screw-retained, ceramic and metal, and cast versus CAD/CAM. This course reviews the variety of restorative options available and presents a protocol for deciding which techniques and materials will provide the best restoration for the patient while increasing efficiency for the doctor.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

The New Patient Exam and Consultation Process

"You Only Get One Chance"

Business of Dentistry Unit

Course Objective

To gain an understanding of how a new patient is attracted to your office and why they choose to enroll in your services and accept treatment they are able and willing to pay for. Once understood, the successful office TEAM will create an action plan to implement their own systems for successful integration of patients into their practice from the frameworks provided.

Course Description

This two day course is designed for the doctor and the entire TEAM who is desirous of increasing the value of each treatment presentation/consultation that occurs in the office. Practice business models and philosophies will be explored. Initial contact telephone skills will be reviewed and role-played. The finer nuances of the actual patient exam and related scripting will be demonstrated. Treatment presentation, appointment sequencing, and closing skills will be presented in relation to the patient's personality type. Financial arrangement options will be reviewed along with the verbal skills to close the sale.

Mode of Instruction

This course will include lecture, slides, and role-playing. Breakout sessions with the individual offices present will allow each TEAM to develop their own customized framework of how they want their New Patient Exam and Consultation to be in their office setting. Interaction with and instruction from key members of Dr. Iacobelli's TEAM is also an important part of the course. Each team member will leave with a well documented course notebook.

CE Credits

This course qualifies for 14 continuing education credits in the practice management category.

Prerequisites

Employment in or ownership of a dental practice.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Fundamentals of Dental Implants:
"Diagnosis, Treatment, Planning and Placement"
Module 2

Dental Implants are the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing missing teeth.  As the expanded services dental practice begins their journey to provide dental implant procedures for their patients, a solid didactic and clinical education is required. This course provides this foundation for the dentist, and TEAM who are in pursuit of that goal.

This event is hosted by OCO Biomedical.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Surgical Placement of Dental Implants in Ideal and Challenging Environments

Course Objective

This course is designed to allow the participating doctor to place a dental implant, under the supervision of the instructor that may or may not be into an ideal site. The participating doctor must first demonstrate proficiency in surgical skills, from flap design, through closure as taught in Module 2, and the desire to refine those skills in a clinical setting.

Course Description

This three day hands-on course is for doctors and their TEAMS. It includes performing clinical exercises, observing, and performing live surgery on their own patients. The participating doctor will increase their knowledge of implant dentistry to help determine which cases he/she can surgically and prosthetically manage in their own practice. Adjunctive  surgical procedures, such as bone grafting, bicortical ridge splitting, and site preparation using osteotomes, will be introduced. Understanding the participant's abilities thereby maximizes appropriate case selection as it relates to the participant's skill level.

Mode of Instruction

Didactic instruction on day 1 is followed by 2 days of "hands-on" surgical training. The participant will provide his/her own patient. This allows the attendee to follow the patient through completion of the restoration. Course participants are required to submit the patient records 30 days prior to the course for evaluation, treatment plan verification and a fee quote. Participation in live surgeries suggests clinical attire for the second and third day. Bringing Loupes and accompanying illumination is recommended.

This course qualifies for 21 CE hours.

Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Unit A

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket.

Bone Grafting
"The Essentials"
Unit B

An ideal esthetic outcome requires an adequate volume of hard and soft tissue at the implant site. Yet it is estimated that over 60% of potential implant sites will require some type of augmentation to achieve an optimum result. Learn the skills needed to provide predictably esthetic results in compromised situations.

Bone Grafting
"The Essentials"
Unit B

An ideal esthetic outcome requires an adequate volume of hard and soft tissue at the implant site. Yet it is estimated that over 60% of potential implant sites will require some type of augmentation to achieve an optimum result. Learn the skills needed to provide predictably esthetic results in compromised situations.

Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Unit A

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket.

The New Patient Exam and Consultation Process

"You Only Get One Chance"

Business of Dentistry Unit

Course Objective

To gain an understanding of how a new patient is attracted to your office and why they choose to enroll in your services and accept treatment they are able and willing to pay for. Once understood, the successful office TEAM will create an action plan to implement their own systems for successful integration of patients into their practice from the frameworks provided.

Course Description

This two day course is designed for the doctor and the entire TEAM who is desirous of increasing the value of each treatment presentation/consultation that occurs in the office. Practice business models and philosophies will be explored. Initial contact telephone skills will be reviewed and role-played. The finer nuances of the actual patient exam and related scripting will be demonstrated. Treatment presentation, appointment sequencing, and closing skills will be presented in relation to the patient's personality type. Financial arrangement options will be reviewed along with the verbal skills to close the sale.

Mode of Instruction

This course will include lecture, slides, and role-playing. Breakout sessions with the individual offices present will allow each TEAM to develop their own customized framework of how they want their New Patient Exam and Consultation to be in their office setting. Interaction with and instruction from key members of Dr. Iacobelli's TEAM is also an important part of the course. Each team member will leave with a well documented course notebook.

CE Credits

This course qualifies for 14 continuing education credits in the practice management category.

Prerequisites

Employment in or ownership of a dental practice.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
Unit A

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and around the healing socket.

Bone Grafting
"The Essentials"
Unit B

An ideal esthetic outcome requires an adequate volume of hard and soft tissue at the implant site. Yet it is estimated that over 60% of potential implant sites will require some type of augmentation to achieve an optimum result. Learn the skills needed to provide predictably esthetic results in compromised situations.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.

Fundamentals of Dental Implants:
"Diagnosis, Treatment Planning and Placement"
Module 2

Dental Implants are the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing missing teeth.  As the expanded services dental practice begins their journey to provide dental implant procedures for their patients, a solid didactic and clinical education is required. This course provides this foundation for the dentist, and TEAM who are in pursuit of that goal.

Introduction to Dental Implants
"The New Standard of Care for the General Practitioner"
Module 1

More and more patients are choosing dental implants as the best long term solution for esthetics and function when replacing their missing teeth. The rapid growth in dental implant procedures in recent years provides significant opportunities for those involved with dental implant procedures. This course provides a thorough introduction for the dentist who wishes to evaluate, educate, and introduce dental implant surgery and restoration into their expanded services dental practice.