PPRO 813 - Contemporary Implant Dentistry

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

The Contemporary Implant Dentistry part I course consists of classic and current literature review seminars and a final examination. This course presents the rationale for basic surgical skill development and esthetic considerations and surgical skills of patients with peri-implant deficiencies and diseases. In addition, esthetic concerns and inadequate masticatory function will be addressed. The course provides in-depth knowledge for surgical and prosthetic treatment planning of dental implant rehabilitations and pre-prosthetic surgeries, using evidence-based approach. Clinical application involves but is not limited to: dental hard and soft tissue treatment planning focused on esthetics and biomechanics.

Grade Mode: Standard

Instructional Method: Lecture, Clinical

Prerequisites: Must be enrolled in the Prosthodontics residency program
Term offered: Fall

Fall - Instructor of Record: Wainscott Hollis

Fall - Additional Instructor 1: David Richard Cagna

Fall - Additional Instructor 2: Angela Gullard

Fall - Additional Instructor 3: Jane Moore