(605) THE DIGGING OUT OF PROBLEMS COURSE, 145 GREEN MEADOWS DRIVE SOUTH, LEWIS CENTER OHIO, 43035

$ 1,995.00

(605) Course Description

Implant Dentistry, like any specialized area of dentistry, carries with it the possibility of having a less-than-desired result. Whether it be that the bone density was not sufficient to allow for supportive osseointergration of an implant or that bone starts to recede away from the neck of the implant during healing. Perhaps a very successful implant of many years becomes a “crippled implant” because an abutment screw fractured or the implant itself fractures allowing for crown movement. This course will cover the pre-operative evaluation of compromised bone, the treatment of simple to complex cases, and the handling of post-operative successful implants that develop “problems that need attention".

Course Topics

The Digging Out Of Problems Course covers a broad simplification of Course Topics, Course Objectives, and Hands-on Participation. Below are a few of the Topics:

Handling Loose & Broken Screws
Removing an implant with minimal bone loss
When and how to charge for implant failure
Which tissue barriers to use in implant repair
Identifying failed implants that cannot be repaired
Which bone grafting materials to use in implant repair
When to remove an implant that has lost bone support
When to remove a compromised tooth and replace with an implant
When to do socket preservation with immediate implant placement

Course Objectives

With in this (605) Digging Out of Problems Course there are many objectives, some are listed below:

Identify and prevent problems before they occur
Recognize implants (all implant manufacturers) that come to your office with a potential problem
Interpret the difference between an “ailing" and "failing" implant
Recognize the difference between “mucositis” and “peri-implantitis”
Distinguish how to recognize and treat a problem during the healing period of osseointegration
Learn the different modalities available to prolong the life of a compromised implant
Identify grafting materials that have proven to work the best in 1-2-3 screw threads with bone loss
Develop solid treatment planning and consultation for broken or compromised implants
Learn implant removal with bone preservation and when to immediately place another larger implant or to graft and let heal

Course Instructors

- - - Dr. Robert Heller
    - Dr. Thomas Bilski
    - Vince Nardone

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.

2 day CE CREDITS: 10 (lecture CE: 8 hands-on CE: 2)