(603) The Dental Implant Prosthetics Course, 145 GREEN MEADOWS DRIVE SOUTH, LEWIS CENTER OHIO, 43035

$ 2,390.00

(603) Course Description

The Midwest Implant Institute offers the Introduction to Implant Prosthetics (603) once a year. Even if you don’t do surgery, learn how to restore so you can keep your patients in your practice. This course teaches the different basic concepts and the types of prosthetics components from different implant systems. This is a hands-on prosthetic course allowing the participants to handle several different implant prosthetic components. Live patients will be observed using different implant prosthetic modalities.

In this course you will learn the simple prosthetic procedures of several systems. Allowing participating dentists to treat patients that come to their office with broken prosthetic components that need emergency treatment. Keep implant prosthetic problems in your own office by becoming proficient with improving implant esthetics. This course covers the prosthetic protocols for most of the main implant systems, and the generic protocols to allow you to:

Confidently restore implants you have placed and serve prosthetic needs of new patients who already have dental implants
Confidently learn treatment planning with prosthetics as starting point
Includes Live Patient Demonstration of Mandibular Overdenture Construction

Course Topics

The Implant Prosthetics Course covers a broad simplification of Course Topics, Course Objectives, and Hands-on Participation. Below are a few of the Topics:

Diagnosis & Treatment Planning
Tissue Management
Surgical Techniques to Minimize Unfavorable Results
Prosthetic Components – simplfication
Dental Implant related Anatomy
Bone Grafting Procedures with Prosthetics
Pre and Post-op Pain Management
Incorporation of Implants into General Dentistry
The MII Externship Program Requirements

Course Objectives

With in this (603) Implant Prosthetics Course there are many objectives, some are listed below:

Identify the many facets of implant dentistry, highlighting prosthetics
Recognize that implant dentistry is a prosthetic discipline with a surgical component
Learn diagnosis and treatment planning that starts with conceptionalizing the end result of treatment and the final prosthesis
Gain the basic knowledge of bone grafting and tissue management procedures as it relates to prosthetics
Recognize the various prosthetic considerations of the implant-supported prosthesis

Course Instructors

- Dr. Robert Heller
- Dr. Thomas Bilski

Hotel Registration

We are pleased to offer exclusive hotel accommodations for doctors attending courses at the Midwest Implant Institute. The Hilton Columbus/Polaris features spacious guest rooms with granite countertops, elegant décor, a 55-inch HDTV, mini-refrigerator, and complimentary WiFi. Guests can enjoy the convenience of a complimentary shuttle service within a 5-mile radius and access to amenities like the Papillon Day Spa, fitness center, indoor pool, and whirlpool. To book your stay at the discounted rate, visit the Hilton Columbus/Polaris website here.

In addition, the Nationwide Hotel and Conference Center offers an option adjacent to our MII Headquarters. Their 15-acre park-like property includes 193 well-appointed guest rooms and suites, perfect for business travelers seeking an all-inclusive stay. Explore all that Nationwide has to offer and secure your reservation here.

Both hotels provide convenient access to our course venue, ensuring a comfortable and seamless experience for our attendees.

ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental

professionals in identifying quality provdiers of continuing dental education.

ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors,

nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.

1 day CE CREDITS: 8 (lecture CE: 5 Hands-on CE: 3)