Implant Prosthodontics – Hands-On with Dr. Al Panjali

Presenter: Dr. Al Panjali
Date:  February 3 & 4, 2023, June 2 & 3, 2023, November 3 & 4, 2023
Time: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Location: 1060 Main Street, Suite 201, River Edge, NJ 07661
CE Credits: 16
AGD Code: 690
Subject: Implants
Sponsored by: Adin
*Boxed Lunch Included

Restoration Protocols for single, multiple and full arch cases

This course is for Dentists that restore implants as well as those that place them. 

Course Objective:

Learn biologic basis and fundamental principles of Implant Prosthodontics. The course will outline the diagnoses, planning, and designing implant-supported restorations. You will learn biomechanical principles of the prosthetic parts utilized for implant-supported restorations including surface treatments, connection types, and properties of each connection.

Participants will be able to diagnose, plan, and surgically place single as well as multiple edentulous areas with endosseous implants in their practices.

Course Outline:

Diagnosis and Treatment Planning:
• Occlusion
• Esthetic zone
• Splinting vs individual

Types of Abutments:
• Cemented vs Screw-In
• Custom vs Stock
• Angled
• Locators
• Precision Attachments

Abutment Connections – Different Types and Their Significance:
• Hex vs. Non-hex
• Screws

Prosthetic Parts of an Implant & How, When, and Where They Are Used:
• Temporary Abutments
• UCLA Abutments
• Impression Copings
• Transfer Copings

Impressions:
• Implant-level Impressions
• Impressions for Stock Abutments
• Material Impressions vs. Digital Impressions

Restorations:
• Lab Communication
• Types of Crowns (Materials and Design)
• Types of Locators
• Permanent vs. Fixed Detachable vs. Removable Partials
• CAD-CAM Restorations

Insertions:
• Screw Tightening
• Types of Cementation
• Worry-free, Double Cementation Technique

Implant Maintenance:
• Daily Care of Dental Implants

Hands-On Exercises: (performed on models, surgical templates, panoramic radiographs and pig jaws)

 Hands-on exercises are divided into 3 sessions including treatment planning modalities, fabrication of provisional restorations for immediate and delayed placement, and steps to the final restoration.
• Treatment Planning Modalities will start with establishing diagnosis and treatment plans on actual cases provided by Dr. Panjali. This exercise will utilize models, surgical templates, and panoramic radiographs
• Provisionalization: Includes an introduction to instrumentation and materials for fabricating provisional restoration for immediate and delayed placement. This will also include provisionals to shape tissue in the esthetic zone
• Stage II and soft tissue manipulation in pig jaws. Using healing abutments to shape tissue and keys to preventing the collapse of the desired contours. Taking implant level and abutment level impressions and establishing desired contours for final restorations
• Seating Final Restoration on models, pig jaws.

This exercise will include surveying the restorative site, re-establishing a good seating area, isolation, cementation/screw final restorations.

 Takeaways:

 Each participant will learn the steps to develop a fully functional and esthetic implant-supported restoration in a unique interactive and simplified step-by-step fashion.

You will also...
• Establish a basic foundation and understanding of implant-supported restorations, their biologic basis, and applicability in restoring single and multiple edentulous areas
• Predictably diagnose and create a treatment plan for conventional single and multiple tooth restorations
• Understand and manage complications with single-tooth implant-supported restorations in both anterior and posterior areas
• Learn different techniques to fabricate provisional restorations in-house
• You will know what works and what doesn’t work
• You will recognize how to avoid and treat complications
• You will understand what we know about the timing of implant-supported restorations
• How to predictably restore implants
• Gain confidence, improve clinical knowledge and skills to establish successful implant dentistry practice

*Limited enrollment ensures one-on-one interaction between the instructor and participants to enhance the learning experience.