Implants 101:
A Technician’s Approach for Success
COURSE OVERVIEW
This two part series provides an in depth overview of key developments in implant dentistry throughout the past 30 years from a dental technician’s perspective. Participants will learn a structured, four step method for pre surgical treatment planning aimed at achieving predictable restorative outcomes.
This two part series provides an in depth overview of key developments in implant dentistry throughout the past 30 years from a dental technician’s perspective. Participants will learn a structured, four step method for pre surgical treatment planning aimed at achieving predictable restorative outcomes.
The course will also examine the advantages and limitations of common implant restorative options and will review the essential steps, design considerations and collaborative planning required to complete a definitive implant prosthesis required to successfully complete a definitive implant prosthesis.
Audience: Dentists, Specialists, Dental Assistants, Hygienists, Technicians
Recommended Pre-requisite: None
Format
Self-Instruction, Pre-recorded Lecture
Subject
690 Implants
Speaker
Jeff Carlson, CDT
Release Date
11/08/23
Expiry/Re-evaluation
11/08/27
Credit
4 CEU
Course Fee
Free
PART ONE:
Pre-Surgical Treatment Planning and Considerations
PART TWO:
Restorative Considerations
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of this course, attendees should be able to:
■ Verbally and visually identify foundational implant biomechanics and recognize commonly used prosthetic components involved in implant restorations
■ Verbally and visually identify foundational implant biomechanics and recognize commonly used prosthetic components involved in implant restorations
■ Describe treatment phases and protocols associated with routine implant restorations and apply them within the restorative planning process
■ Explain when an analog impression technique is indicated in the aesthetic zone based on tissue conditions, restorative requirements and accuracy needs
■ Select an appropriate definitive prosthesis by evaluating clinical, anatomical and patient specific factors affecting restorative success
■ Select an appropriate definitive prosthesis by evaluating clinical, anatomical and patient specific factors affecting restorative success
Jeff Carlson, CDT

