The UlTimaTe Comprehensive implanT Training for The general DenTisT

Registration: www.centriceducation.com

Location: Edward Hotel (50 East Valhalla Dr. Markham, ON, L3R 0A3)

Spring 2020 April 03-04April 17-18May 01-02May 03-08 Live SurgeriesMay 29-30

Fall 2020 Dates to be determined

For More Information please contact:

Tel: 905.489.1970 ext 206/207 TF: 1.866.581.8949

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* Discounted implant packages are available to be used for live surgeries* Flight and accomodation not included

Surgical (2 Days) + Prostho (4 Days): $2,200+HST (50 hrs)

OptiOnal

Live Patient Surgery:

$8500+HST

Mentorship Program:

$1400/hr

prosthetic Module

$4,200+HST : Total 8 Days (70 hrs) $9,900+HST : Total 10 Days (85 hrs)

Surgical Session 3Simulation - May 02, 2020

Surgical Session 4Simulation - May 30, 2020

Live Surgeries in Dominican Republic*

4 Days Surgery

OPTION A OPTION B

Prosthetic Session 1-April 04, 2020

Prosthetic Session 2 -April 17, 2020

Prosthetic Session 3 -April 18, 2020

Prosthetic Session 4 -May 29, 2020

Prosthetic Sessions Surgical Sessions

Surgical Session 1 April 03, 2020

Surgical Session 2May 01, 2020

Comprehensive ModuleProsthetic Module + additional Surgical Sessions (options A or B)

Additional Surgical Sessions for Comprehensive Module

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Prosthetic Sessions Spring 2020 (35 Hrs)

Session 1 (April 4, 2020)General Concepts in Implant Dentistry

Session 2 (April 17, 2020)Restoring Osseointegrated Implants (I)

History and Biomaterial Implant Systems, Prosthetic Components (I)

• Branemark’s Discovery• Understanding Osseointegration

• Types of Implant-Abutment Connections• ▪External,InternalandConicalConnections

Treatment Planning and The Plan of Treatment Types of Abutments

• Case Assessment and Patient Evaluation Prior to TreatmentPlanning Phase

• Classic Advantages of Replacing Missing Teeth with Implant-Restorations

• Case Work-up and Treatment Planning Protocols for DentalImplant Therapy

• Clinical case, Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

• ▪ EngagingVersusNon-EngagingAbutments.• ▪ PrefabricatedVersusCustomizedAbutments• ▪ MetalVersusCeramicAbutments• ▪ StraightVersusAngledAbutments

Biomechanics of Implants and Prostheses Impression Techniques

• Biomechanics and Clinical Evidence• Overloading and Bone Loss• Cantilevered IS-FDPs

• ImplantLevelVersusAbutmentLevel• Open Tray Technique• Closed Tray Technique • Conventional Method• Splinted Impression Method

Emergence Profile of Implant-supported Restorations

• Definition of Emergence Profile• Designing Emergence Profile• The Problems and complications Associated with Incorrect

Design• Emergence Profile, The State of Problem: Lack of Biological

Width

Practical Matters in Restoring Integrated Implants:

-am• VariousModalitiesofRestoringIntegratedimplants

• Cement-retained versus Screw-retainedIS Restorations

• SplintedVersusNon-SplintedImplant-Restorations

• Biomechanics of Screws (Connecting Abutmentto Implant)

• Crown-Implant Ratio and Its Effect on Long-Term Outcome

• Critical Equilibrium: Oral Hygiene-Esthetics-Phonetics

Prosthetic Sessions

Session 3 (April 18, 2020)Restoring Osseointegrated Implants (II)

Session 4 (May 29, 2020)Restoring Osseointegrated Implants (III)

Temporization Dental Implants Abutment Selection Criteria

• Removable Provisionals• Acrylic Removable Prosthesis (Flippers)• EssixRetainerasaProvisional• Snap-SmileTemporization• Conventional Temporary PFM• Resin-Bonded Temporary

• Types of Abutments: • EngagingVersusNon-EngagingAbutmen• PrefabricatedVersusCustomizedAbutments• MetalVersusCeramicAbutments• StraightVersusAngledAbutments

Implant-Supported Fixed Provisional: Direct and Indirect Techniques Delivery of the Prosthesis

• ▪Advantages/DisadvantagesofCementvs.Screw-RetainedProvisionals

• ▪ImpressionTechniquesRelatedtoProvisionals• ▪ChoiceofTransferTech.(AbutmentJig&OrientationJigs)

• Seating the Final Prosthesis• Placement of Implant Supported Restorations• Torqueing of Abutments

Provisional Single Implants

• ▪Anteriorversesposteriorzones• ▪ValueofAnteriorProvisionalImplantRestorations• ▪Pre-ContouredandCustomizedTemporaries

Occlusion in Implant-supported Prostheses

• OcclusionandBiomechanicsofFixedImplantTherapy.• The Effect of Occlusion on Biological and Mechanical

Complications• NaturalTeethandFixedImplantOcclusion• ImmediatePlacementandProvisionalizationCriteriaand

Techniques

Implant-assisted Overdentures

• Overdenture, Clinical Technique• Steps to Follow for the Fabrication of Locators

and Bar Overdentures•▪ImpressionTechniques(Abutmentverses

Implant Level). •▪SeatingofImplantAttachments • Intra-oral Pick-up Technique• Curing of Implant Attachments

Complications in Implant-Supported Prosthesis

• Esthetic Complications• Biological complications (oral hygiene, cleansibility of the

prosthesis)• Mechanical complications (fractures, screw loosening)

Implant Surgery

• Anatomical considerations• Important landmarks•Vitalstructures:Arteries,Nerves,Maxillarysinuses,Nasalcavity

• Anatomical spaces

• ▪LocalAnesthesia• ▪Sedationoptions• ▪Incisiondesign• ▪FullThicknessflap• ▪PreparationoftheOsteotomy• ▪Commonmistakesandwaystoavoid• ▪Properdrillingtechniques• ▪Implantinsertion• ▪Primarystability• ▪Singlestagevs.2-stagesurgery• ▪Post-operativecare• SterilizationProtocols• Record Keeping• Surgical complications

Session 2 (May 1, 2020)Use of digital technology in implant dentistry

• Cone Beam CT Scans• Digital printers and CAD/CAM• Implant treatment planning softwares• Guided implant surgery

LUNCH BREAK

Peri-implantitis; Diagnosis and management Implant maintenance care

• Review of Implant drilling protocols• Review of different setting on an implant motor• Drilling protocol for hard bone vs. soft bone• Bone tapping• Suturing techniques and materials

Hands-on Practice

• Implant drilling practice• Suturingexercise• Laboratory aspect of Digital and Analog ways

in implant dentistry

Session 1 (April 3, 2020)Introduction to implant dentistry

• Options for replacing missing teeth• Consequences of no treatment• History of dental implants• Definition of Osseointegration• Implant designs• Getting familiar with implant components• Modern implants, surface characteristics• Types of implant supported prostheses

How to assess and examine a patient?

• Patient’schiefconcernsandexpectations• Medicalhistory;Relative&Absolutecontra-indications• Risk factors

Clinical Examination

• Extra-oralexamination• Intra-oralexamination

• Aesthetic considerations• Check for active disease• Look for signs of parafunctional habits• Assess current prostheses• Sitespecificexamination: • Diagnostic models• Diagnosticwax-up• Radiographicexamination

Assessing case difficulty

• Learning which cases to treat and which cases to refer tospecialists

• Toothextractionwithminimaltraumatofacilitatefutureimplantplacement

LUNCH BREAK

Treatment planning

• Prosthetically driven treatment planning• ▪ Implantpositioningguidelines• ▪ Implantplacementtimingprotocols• ▪ Implantloadingprotocols• ▪ Surgicalstentvs.Surgicalguide

Pre-Surgical preparation

• Informed consent• ▪Commitmenttoregularmaintenanceand

annual recalls• ▪Pre-opmedications• ▪ProperSurgicalset-up

• Infection control• Equipment• Instruments

• ▪UnderstandingTorquevs.RPM

Hands-On Implant Training Course Description Surgical Sessions - Spring 2020 (35 Hrs)

Session 3 (May 2, 2020)

Implant placement in the aesthetic zoneTreatment planning practice for different scenariosImmediate implant placement

• Case selection and technique

LUNCH BREAKHands-on simulationFully guided implant placementImmediate implant placement

Session 4 (May 30, 2020)

Pre-implant site preparation

• Materials, Bone grafts and membranes• Socket grafting• Ridgeaugmentation(Horizontalvs.Vertical)• Indirect / Direct sinus elevation

Case presentations

LUNCH BREAK

Hands-on simulationPractice socket grafting and GBR techniques

Hands-On Implant Training Course DescriptionSurgical Sessions - Spring 2020 (35 Hrs)

• Learn the simplicity of how to treatment plan cases from bothprosthetic and surgical standpoint Simplicity: clearly defined,prosthetically driven, surgical approach

• TreatmentplanningmodulewithCustomizedmodel-basedbuiltfromCoDiagnostix“PlanningSoftware”.Customizedmodel-basedsimulationexercises

• Exclusivealumnistudyclubforcontinuedsupportaftercompletion of full program

• Learn how to take impressions of dental implants andrestore them

• Learnhowtotemporizedentalimplants

• Enhance your ability to rehabilitate fully edentulous archesusing dental implants

• Be able to understand and apply the innovations inprosthetic materials

• Gain knowledge of how to prevent complications and learnbest practices for complication management

• Learn how to place implants following optimum prostheticand bone preserving criteria

• How to handle poor bone quality/quantity for implant placement

• Gainaworkingknowledgeofreading3-Dimensionalx-raysfor diagnosis and treatment planning

• Develop a better understanding of CBCT/.STL files manipulationand validated capabilities

• Intra-Oral Scanning and entry to the Digital Ecosystem:Application in surgical and prosthetic aspects of implanttherapy–AgileworkflowstooptimizePracticeEfficiencies

• 3DPrinting/MillingSolutions:A5-StarPatientExperience

• Marketing strategies to develop your implant business byfocusingona“PatientCentric”approach

• Option to work on your own patient’s model for the simulationhands-on practice*

• Option to have a Surgical Guide + Provisional crown madefor your own patient** (value $1000)

• Each registrant will receive a complimentary Prosthetic Kit(value $600)

*The models or digital scans must be submitted 2 weeksbefore the program begins.

**Single implant only

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DR. MURRAY ARLIN, DDS, dip Perio, FRCD(C)

ALEXANDRE MOLINARI, DDS, MSc, PhD

MILAN JOVANOVIC,RDT

ANDY SOMMER,RDT, DD, LVIFT

FACULTY Centric Education

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DR. BABAK SHOKATI, DDS, MSc, MSc, FRCD(C)

DR. REZA TERMEI, DDS, MSc, FRCD(C), Dip ABP

DR. JAFFAR KERMALLI,BSc, DDS, MSc, FRCD(C)

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Prosthodontic Track: $2200+HST • Spring: April- May 2020 ❒

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(8-days course)

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