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This workshop aims at leading
participants into implant practices within 6 months. A series
of 18 comprehensive lectures are as follows:
- Science of endosteal implants
- Indications & contra-indications
- Patient selection
- Implant marketing and patient
motivation
- Implant-borne over-denture
- Single tooth & bridge
construction
- Pre-surgical assessment
and treatment planning
- DSA/GDP Surgical set-up
- Implantation surgery
- GBR technique & evidence-based
principles
- Bone augmentation for deficient
site development
- Failures and complications
- Legal implications &
Patient management
- Criteria for implant success
- Immediate placement &
loading
- Maintenance of implant
for long term success
- Peri-implantitis, ailing
implants
- Advancement in implant science:
distraction osteogenesis, sinus floor elevation, ortho-integration,
transplantation
Enrollment
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This workshop aims at leading
participants into implant practice during the course within
6 months.
Put
theories into practice
It is designed to put theories into clinical practice. Participants
will begin to experience a brand new challenge in the discipline
of Oral Implantology.
Observe,
assist, practice and perform
Personal hand-held supervision in the surgeries so that participants
will gain maximum clinical confidence in different clinical
scenario.
Performing surgeries and all other procedures both with live
patients.
Performing simulated surgeries with artificial alveolar ridges
prior to clinical cases.
Participants shall be invited to assist or observe in live
surgeries and other clinical procedures.
Familiarization
before investing
No initial investment in expansive surgical units, surgical
kits and GBR material is needed because all of these shall
be provided during the course. Participants will familiarize
with the system and equipment before they decide to buy. They
do not need to keep stock for anything more than what they
will use in their next case.
Group
learning is most effective and fun
Small size study club environment for participants to share
their experience in different cases. Discussions among themselves
for Patient Selections, Diagnosis, Treatment Planning, Surgical
Procedures, Choices in Prosthesis and problems encounter in
each stage enhance learning experience.
Trained
to become an Implant Practitioner rather than course attendee
Participants are expected to complete at least 1 or more implant
cases within 6 months. They shall be trained to become confident
to further their successful lifetime practice in Oral Implantology.
They shall be interested in further training in advanced procedures
for further advancement in their challenging career.
Scientific
lectures for a comprehensive knowledge in Oral Implantology
Participants attend a comprehensive scientific lecture and
presentation series every other week for 6 months. Relevant
literature and reading material will be introduced for in-depth
knowledge of various topics.
Credentials
of training
Membership and Fellowship of Internationally recognized College
of Implantology would be introduced upon completing of training
course in Entrance and Advanced level respectively.
Schedule
of training activities
| Month-0 |
Month-1 |
Month-2 |
Month-3 |
Month-4 |
Month-5 |
Month-6 |
| 1/Intro-duction
& Lecture 1,2 |
2/Lecture 3,4 &Potential
case discussion
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4/Lecture 7& Patient
selection, Simulated surgery for potential cases
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6/Lecture 10 & Case
discussion
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8/Lecture 12
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10/Lecture 14& *Live
case observation
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12/Lecture 16,17 &
* Restoring cases
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3/Lecture
5,6 & case discussion *Live surgery |
5/Lecture
8,9& *Perform 1st case |
7/Lecture
11 & Case discussion |
9/Lecture
13 & *Live case observation |
11/Lecture
15& Supra-structure options discussion |
13/Lecture
18 & Completion meeting |
* surgery schedule
subject to actual patient appointment.
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