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| UNLV Implant Immersion Program Information |
| Thursday, June 21, 2007 |
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School of Dental Medicine
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Las Vegas Implant Immersion Program
Placement of dental implants and implant restorations are the most rapidly growing services in dentistry. Third parties now view implant prosthesis as a viable economic alternative to conventional restorative dentistry. Todays astute practitioner is preparing for a growing presence of implant care in his or her practice, and you can join that group with a comprehensive implant course for you and your staff. This six-day program for dentists and their staff members conducted in three, two-day sessions, addresses the obstacles to incorporating implants in everyday practice. Upon completion of the program, attendees should be able to gain an increased understanding of treatment planning, treatment sequencing, patient presentation methods and the importance of incorporating implant dentistry as a part of the standard-of care for their patients. Members of the team will become more familiar with implant placement in order to counsel patients on the process will learn about restorative alternatives to assist the doctor in reconstruction and should become more knowledgeable about the financial aspects of care to make it profitable for the team and more accessible to patients.
Faculty: Dr. Robert Blackwell, Dr. Robert Lockhart, and Ms. Anita Daniels
Program Hours: 8:30am to 4:00pm
CEUs: 36 upon completion
For further information or to register contact Jane Jost at the University of Nevada Las Vegas at 702.774.2661 or
Visit http://dentalschool.unlv.edu.
UNLV Implant Immersion Program
Other Sessions Outline
All sessions are held at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas School of Dental Medicine, a state of the art dental facility occupied in May, 2004. UNLV School of Dental Medicine has the capability to stream live surgery to conference areas, hold multiple participants in the implant surgery suite, provides a state of the art simulation laboratory and full digital radiology, including cone beam CT images.
Session I - August 21-22, 2008
Making Implants a Core Restorative Procedure
Introduction
Mainstreaming implant dentistry
Diagnosis of implant care
Treatment planning exercises
Explaining implant care to patients
Protocols for assisting during implant placement
Live surgical placement demonstration
Session II - October 2-3, 2008
Treatment Planning and Restorative Procedures
Case presentations and profitability
Occlusion in implant dentistry
Restorative design for implant prothesis
Provisionalization
Live surgical uncovering
Impressioning techniques
Staff conference on ordering, laboratory
Relationship and patient management
Session III - January 22-23, 2009
Restorative Procedures, Case Completion and Maintenance
Abutment selection
Imprisoning procedures
Overdentures
Anterior aesthetic zone restorative care
Single and multiple unit restorations
Live prothesis delivery
Internal marketing
Practice case reviews
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