A-Z in Restorative Implant Dentistry

gIDE Dental Institute

This comprehensive online dental implant course offers 12 CE credits and is designed to guide dental professionals through the entire restorative process, from basic principles to advanced techniques. Priced at $299, it is free for gIDE members, providing an invaluable resource for those looking to enhance their skills in implant dentistry.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Ideal Implant Placement & Prosthodontic Limitations
• Impression Techniques
• Restorative Case Work-Up & Surgical Guides
• Basic Restorative Theory
• Mastering the Edentulous Patient
• Conclusion

Introduction

The A-Z in Restorative Implant Dentistry course by gIDE Dental Institute introduces the fundamentals and rationale for the successful use of implants in restorative dental practice. It covers essential techniques and strategies for effective and predictable implant placement.

Ideal Implant Placement & Prosthodontic Limitations

This section provides an overview of implant placement strategies, including limitations when placement is not ideal. It emphasizes techniques to optimize prosthodontic outcomes.

Impression Techniques

Participants learn about various impression techniques used in implant dentistry, helping ensure accuracy and precision in restorative work.

Restorative Case Work-Up & Surgical Guides

This module dives into surgical guides, their goals, and common challenges. It covers the planning and case work-up necessary for successful restorative outcomes.

Basic Restorative Theory

The course offers insights into the rationale behind effective restoration designs and their connection to implants, focusing on building a strong foundation in restorative principles.

Mastering the Edentulous Patient

This segment addresses the technical and psychological challenges of treating edentulous patients, exploring various treatment options and requirements for successful outcomes.

Conclusion

The course concludes with a focus on maximizing aesthetic potential and managing soft tissue defects. Participants also engage in four case studies to solidify their understanding.