Speaker:

Subject: 690 – Implants
Credits: 3         Lecture
Friday, June 19: 8 to 11 a.m.
Audience: D, A, T, ST, R
Fee: $50
Location: Moscone West, Level 3, Room 3004

Speaker Bio: Centennial, CO; private practice; Associate Clinical Professor, University of Jamaica, Kingston, Department of Prosthodontics and Restorative Dentistry; Kingston, Jamaica

Description:  This course will help both the experienced dentist, as well as the new practitioner, in implant dentistry.  The patient evaluation and treatment plan, including the criteria influencing implant success and longevity, which will play an important part for each participant.  Implant placement and prosthetic principles for the partially and completely edentulous patient will assist each participant to lower risks and improve patient options.

Learning Objectives:        

• Each participant will learn the significance and importance of the health history; a CT; patient risk factors; and bone quality, quantity and volume.
• Each participant will understand the different type of implants, the significance of implant size and the basic principles of implant placement and osseointegration.
• Each participant will generally understand restorative options for single and multiple implants. 

 

Course Cancellation Policy:

Full refunds will be granted if written requests are received by the AGD on or before May 16, 2015. Cancellation requests received less than 30 days prior to the first official day of the annual meeting, with the exception of AGD member dentist registrants who have been elevated to delegate or alternate delegate status, will not be eligible for a credit or refund. All cancellations will be processed within 60 days after AGD2015. Email your request to courses@agd.org, or fax it to 312.440.0513.