Integrated Implant Dentistry

Your Foundation for Modern Implantology

Implant Course Instructors

"The Fastest and Safest Way to add dental implant surgery to your practice."

Our implant dentistry course includes didactic and live patient surgery operated in conjunction with charitable clinics hosted by the Cornerstone Foundation for Charitable Dental Works. This implant course is for dentists wishing to predictably incorporate implant dentistry into their practices. Attendees will learn modern dental implant techniques based in science and technology, taught by some of the most qualified and forward-thinking minds in the field. Understand which cases to treat, and just as importantly which cases to refer and treat with a team approach.

up to 40.00 CE Credits

Course Outline

Introduction to Implant Dentistry
Rationale for Dental Implant Therapy
Medical Evaluation and Review of Systemic Health
Clinical Evaluation of Proposed Dental Implant Sites
Radiographic Evaluation
Prosthetically Driven Dental Implant Therapy (Start with the End)
Surgical and Restorative Armamentarium Review, Surgical Workspace Set-up
Pre- and post-operative patient management
Surgical Implant Therapy
Flap Management, Suturing, Socket Grafting, Bone Grafting, Transcrestal Sinus Lift Techniques
Guided Surgery Techniques
Restorative Implant Treatment
Digital Implant Dentistry
Surgical and Restorative Complications
Peri-implant mucositis and Peri-implantitis
Fully Edentulous Implant Therapy

Hands-On Excersises

Free-Hand Implant Placement
Guided Implant Placement
Soft Tissue Flap Management and Suturing
Socket Grafting and Simultaneous Bone Grafting with Implant Placement
Transcrestal Sinus Lift
Digital Impressions

Live Patient Experience

Medical, Clinical, and Radiographic Evaluation
Prosthetically Driven Treatment Planning
Guided Surgery Treatment Planning and Surgical Guide Fabrication Techniques
Surgical Placement of Multiple Implants in Live Patients under Direct Supervision of Experienced Faculty
Soft Tissue Flap Management, Bone Grafting, and Suturing Techniques
Pre- and Post-operative Patient Management

Learning Objectives

Learn how to evaluate potential implant patients and implant sites
Learn prosthetically driven dental implant treatment planning
Learn the appropriate surgical and restorative dental implant armamentarium
Learn predictable soft tissue flap management and suturing techniques
Learn predictable socket grafting, bone grafting, and transcrestal sinus lift techniques
Learn how to predictably place and restore uncomplicated dental implants
Learn predictable guided surgery techniques
Learn how to incorporate predictable digital implant dentistry techniques
Learn how to manage surgical and restorative implant complications
Learn how to manage peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis

NOTE: This course is subject to the current COVID-19 guidelines observed in the host state. The program organizers have put into place numerous preventive measures and enhanced cleaning protocols to reduce the likelihood of spreading COVID-19 in the live course environment; however, THE ORGANIZERS CANNOT GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL NOT BECOME INFECTED WITH COVID-19.

2021 Courses Schedule

The Integrated Implant Dentistry course is a two-part educational experience. Each course is two parts with the dates for Part I and II included below.

up to 40.00 CE Credits