A-Z Implants for the General Dentist : Dental Implants Hands-On Continuum

September 13, 2024 2:00 PM - November 16, 2024 12:00 AM (GMT)

Course Description

This course is everything you need to increase your confidence with placing single unit, multiple units and/or even overdentures in your practice. This series is designed to offer a Hands-On Single Tooth to Multiple Dental Implants course to teach the General Dentist to diagnose, plan and treat edentulous areas of the mouth. Implant considerations will be for single posterior, anterior and multiple implants. From the initial patient presentation of medical history, to pre-operative radiographs and developing stents and provisionals. We aim to have participants strengthen their knowledge and practice in this hands-on course of flap design, bone grafting and augmentation and implant placement. Following, we will enhance your knowledge of scanning, impressions, and final restorations.

This course is designed as a three-part continuum in which knowledge is progressively delivered each month. It is imperative to attend all three courses.

Course will be limited to the first 16 people that register.

*** Fulfills both FADG and MADG tracks.

• September 13, 2024 : 8 am – 5 pm (1 Hour Lunch)

Diagnosis, Bone Grafting and Site Augmentation, Surgical approaches to Multiple Implants & Complications.

Lab – Flaps for Bone Grafting, Site and Membrane Grafts, Multiple Implant Placements, & Site Closure.

• October 11, 2024 : 8 am – 5 pm (1 Hour Lunch)

Diagnosis, Treatment Planning, Site Preparation, Single Implant Selection & Placement.

Lab – Flap Designs Implant Placement & Suturing.

• November 15, 2024 : 8 am – 5 pm (1 Hour Lunch)

Diagnosis, Single & Multiple Implant Restorations, Implant Over Dentures Components, Maintenance & Complications.

Lab – Single Fixed Implant Restorations & Multiple Components, Removable Implant Prostheses, Scanning & Impressions.

Course Objectives

· Diagnosis: CBCT, Photos, Casts & Scans, Exam

· Treatment Planning Considerations & Options

· Pre-Treatment Preparations, Communications, Stents and Provisionals

· In-Treatment Considerations: Single Posterior, Anterior and Multiple single

· Post-Treatment, Maintenance and Long-term Considerations

Speaker Bio

Dr. Todd Pickle is a Prosthodontist from Colorado Springs, Colorado. After growing up in Dallas, TX, he graduated from UTHSC San Antonio and practiced general dentistry for 5 years in Tyler, TX. Dr. Pickle then did his prosthodontic residency and Masters program at what is now TAMUHSC Dallas. He then went on to Houston at UTMD Anderson Cancer Center for his maxillofacial prosthodontics fellowship. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics and a Fellow of the American College of Prosthodontics. He has served on the board of the ACP, and as President of his local dental society. He is currently the President of the board for the Dentists Professional Liability Trust of Colorado. He is a member or fellow of numerous dental organizations including the AO, AAMP, AAFP and other local study clubs.

He has lectured over the years for BioHorizons, Nobel Biocare, Dentsply, Henry Schein, He also built Pickle Prosthodontics Conference Center in 2006 and has given multiple presentations and hands-on courses relating to dental implants, fixed and removable prosthodontics, occlusion, dental oncology, sleep apnea and other topics. Dr. Pickle also sponsors other speakers and study clubs at his conference facility.

He is currently in full time private practice in Colorado Springs, CO.

Early Bird Special $1995

CE Credits: 17 CEU Participation Subject Code : 690

Hands-On

*** Fulfills both FADG and MADG tracks.

Pickle Prosthodontics Conference Center

9480 Briar Village Point STE 300

Colorado Springs, CO 80920

btp@pickledental.com

(c) 719.651.3256

(o) 719.599.0670

Check-in & Breakfast will be served at 7:30 AM

Sponsors:

BioHorizons & Unified Smiles are a proud sponsor of this course.

Registration Policy

· Registration is on a first come, first serve basis.

· Registration will close June 28, 2024.

· Registration is not considered final until payment is received.

· Email confirmation will be sent out within one week of receipt.

Cancellation/Refund Policy

· Cancellations made by June 28, 2024: full refund minus $10 administration fee

· Cancellations after June 28, 2024 : no refund and $10 administration fee

Colorado AGD reserves the right to: (i) cancel any course at any time; (ii) change speakers; (iii) change the venue; (iv) change the programming; (v) change the time; and (vi) change the location, all without notice and at its sole discretion and shall not be liable for any costs, expenses, damages or any other amount whatsoever due to such cancellation or changes to the course offering. Colorado AGD shall be under no obligation to reschedule any course which has been canceled. Colorado AGD shall be under no obligation to offer meals or refreshments at any of its courses and is under no obligation to accommodate any special dietary restrictions at courses where meals are offered.

Colorado AGD will not be liable for any expenses incurred by any registrant for attendance at a course, including but not limited to: travel expenses, accommodations, meals, salaries, wages, and loss of income, or for participant’s failure to attend a course.

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