The Restorative Dentist's Role in Implant Prosthodontics

Course Details and Registration:

The first part of this course will cover the external hex and single stage morse taper dental implants systems. Members of the implant team will learn how to diagnose, treat, and manage different complexity levels of dental implants prosthetic cases. Various abutments and attachments will be discussed for utilization in case design.

The course will also address fixed crown and bridge techniques. A special emphasis will be placed on simplifying office techniques. Regardless of experience level, participants will be able to integrate the concepts covered during the program into their next dental implant case. Complex impressions, master casts, model verification appliances, surgical stents, construction of an attachment-retained overdenture, and final delivery procedures will be shown.

The afternoon lecture will address the topic of simplifying dental implant overdentures. Attachment retained/bar retained implant overdentures are some of the most highly cost effective, successful, and appreciated treatment modalities for reconstructing the fully edentulous patient. Participants will learn how to easily change attachments in 7 seconds or less. This detailed overdenture program will enable the restorative clinican to implement the new revolutionary Locator Attachment into his or her everyday practice.

The final portion of the course will address how to set up an office fee schedule to protect the doctor from losing money. The instructor will conclude with a brief presentation on materials that can be used in the dental office to decrease office overhead.

Speaker
ALLEN L. SCHNEIDER, D.D.S., F.A.G.D. Adjunct Instructor, Department of Prosthodontics and Operative Dentistry, Tufts University School of Dental Medicine; Consultant, Martinsburg Veteran's Administration Hospital; Lecturer, AGD Mastership Program; Private Practice Emphasizing Implant Dentistry, Springfield, VA

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