PPRO 815 - Contemporary Implant Dentistry- part II

Cr Hrs: 2 (16-32-0)
GR

The resident will have in-depth knowledge of patient peri-implant disease etiology, pathogeneses, diagnoses, prognosis, treatment and prevention. The resident will have in-depth knowledge of emerging science and technology and guided surgeries in the field of implant dentistry. The resident will have in depth-knowledge of documentations relevant to the use of dental implant in the clinical practice. These instructions will support the resident in reaching clinical competences. Clinical application involves but is not limited to: dental hard and soft tissue treatment planning focused on esthetics and biomechanics.

Grade Mode: P/F

Instructional Method: Lecture, Clinical

Term offered: Spring

Spring - Instructor of Record: Wainscott Hollis

Spring - Additional Instructor 1: David Richard Cagna

Spring - Additional Instructor 3: padatrow