Immediate Full Arch Load with Pynadath George

Description

This one-day course is intended to guide and consolidate the theory, concept and management of full-arch, immediate-load implant placement as a treatment option for the terminal dentition. Teaching methods will include interactive seminars, lectures and “hands on” training via the use of plastic jaws.

The aim of the course is for each delegate to produce an upper or lower immediate, full-arch bridge on a specially designed model. Each delegate will be expected to extract teeth and convert a denture into a fixed acrylic bridge on a specially designed plastic jaw. Delegates will learn the technique intimately and will gain experience working with a dental technician to form the acrylic denture on the day of surgery.

Please note that this course is aimed at experienced surgeons who are already involved with dental implants and are interested in learning how to perform full-arch immediately loaded cases. Ideally, you should be placing at least 50 - 100 implants a year.

Agenda

Registration 08.30

Course start: 09.00

Course end: 18.30

Learning Aim

To guide and consolidate the theory, concept and management of full-arch, immediate-load implant placement as a treatment option for the terminal dentition.

Learning Objectives

Delegates will be taught the theory of the immediate load technique and will be expected to perform the following:

• Produce a treatment plan

• Raise flaps

• Place angled implants around the sinuses

• Extract teeth

• Perform alveoplasty sinuses

• Select the correct multi-unit

• Suture the flap abutments

• Produce verification jigs

• Convert a removable denture into a full-arch bridge with help from our approved dental technicians

GDC Development Outcome: C