Online Self-Study Continuing Education (CE) Course
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Immediate Molar Implants: When, Why, and How?
Continuing Education Credits:
1 CEU (Continuing Education Credit)
Course Presenter(s):
Richard B. Smith, DDS
Date Added:
03/13/2019
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Course Description:
Multi-rooted extraction sockets are often too large to accommodate a traditional diameter implant, therefore ultra wide diameter implants as a clinical alternative can predictably simplify procedures without compromising function and esthetics. Problems with use of traditional implants may include the ability to gain adequate primary stability, use of large amounts of graft material, and poor embrasure spaces causing food impaction. The focus of this lecture will highlight clinical rational to improve success, anatomical and restorative benefits of immediate placement, evidence-based outcomes reported in literature, and survival and success rates reported by the presenter. This lecture is intended for restorative dentists.
Learning Objectives:
- How to identify appropriate implant candidates.
- “Same Day Solution” to simplify and shorten treatment times.
- Comprehensive understanding of posterior defects and how to improve final outcomes.
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Continuing Education Course Modules
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Immediate Molar Implants: When, Why, and How?
Multi-rooted extraction sockets are often too large to accommodate a traditional diameter implant, therefore ultra wide diameter implants as a clinical alternative can predictably simplify procedures without compromising function and esthetics. Problems with use of traditional implants may include the ability to gain adequate primary stability, use of large amounts of graft material, and poor embrasure spaces causing food impaction. The focus of this lecture will highlight clinical rational to improve success, anatomical and restorative benefits of immediate placement, evidence-based outcomes reported in literature, and survival and success rates reported by the presenter. This lecture is intended for restorative dentists.
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