Course objectives:
- Understanding of restorative options for multiple implants, full-arch cases, implant-supported bridges, full-arch fixed options (all-on-x, full-arch zirconia), and removable options (including bars, clips, and “locators”)
- Understanding of protocols and techniques for the use of CBCT data and imagery for treatment planning of advanced and multi-unit cases
- Comprehensive understanding of treatment planning for advanced and multi-unit cases
- Grasp of the step-by-step procedures for the restoration of both fixed and removable cases, including bite transfers, attachments, etc. This also includes best-practices for laboratory communication and coordination for cases
- Comprehension of full-arch surgical protocols and considerations
- Competence in advanced grafting procedures (ridge augmentation, sinus augmentation, lateral windows, etc.)
- Understanding the fundamentals of the use of lasers in dentistry, with specific emphasis on implant planning, treatment, healing and restoration
- Management of implant patients, cases complications, case failures, and associated variables and complexities
- Economics of implant dentistry, business concerns, and service provider best-practices
