FDC2023 Session Directory
Advanced Full-arch Implant Rehab for Atrophic Arches Workshop: Solving Serious Problems Using Zygomatic and Pterygoid Implants
Course Code: W14
Speaker: Dr. Vishtasb Broumand, DMD, MD
CE Hours: 7.00
Start: Friday, June 30, 2023, 9:00 AM
End: Friday, June 30, 2023, 5:00 PM
Track: IMPLANTS, ORAL SURGERY
Audience: Dentists, Assistants, Hygienists, Laboratory Technician
Speaker: Dr. Vishtasb Broumand, DMD, MD
CE Hours: 7.00
Start: Friday, June 30, 2023, 9:00 AM
End: Friday, June 30, 2023, 5:00 PM
Track: IMPLANTS, ORAL SURGERY
Audience: Dentists, Assistants, Hygienists, Laboratory Technician
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REGISTRATION CATEGORY |
EARLY 4/14 |
REGULAR |
ONSITE 6/16 |
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DENTIST - FDA/ADA MEMBER |
$429 |
$499 |
$519 |
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NON-MEMBER DENTIST |
$479 |
$509 |
$529 |
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TEAM MEMBER |
$429 |
$499 |
$519 |
Description:
The failing dentition and atrophic mandible and maxilla pose a significant surgical challenge when clinicians are planning implant-supported prosthetic rehabilitation. For the last 30 years, surgeons have been compensating for the lack of bone height and width with block bone grafting techniques and sinus lift treatments. With the many changes in dental implant surgery and prosthetic advances, angled implants have revolutionized implant-supported total rehabilitation. Higher comfort for the patient with higher aesthetic results that save time and money are only a few of the advantages brought by these treatments into modern dentistry. There now are a multitude of alternatives. By anchoring in the mandibular alveolus and maxillary piriform, buttress and alternatively the zygomatic bone, the various long and angled dental implant systems now can provide an immediate loading protocol. This dramatically shortens time-to-teeth for increased patient satisfaction and allows patients suffering from severe maxillary bone loss to return to a normal quality of life. This workshop is designed for dental professionals and experienced clinicians who want to gain understanding and clinical experience in full-arch implant rehabilitation with conventional and zygomatic implants as a graftless solution in less time than anticipated. By attending this workshop, attendees will learn how to deliver an immediate implant-retained, full-arch aesthetic hybrid restoration after the surgery and how to manage the final prosthesis for excellent long-term results. A one-hour break for lunch will be provided during this course. Attendance is limited to 25.
The failing dentition and atrophic mandible and maxilla pose a significant surgical challenge when clinicians are planning implant-supported prosthetic rehabilitation. For the last 30 years, surgeons have been compensating for the lack of bone height and width with block bone grafting techniques and sinus lift treatments. With the many changes in dental implant surgery and prosthetic advances, angled implants have revolutionized implant-supported total rehabilitation. Higher comfort for the patient with higher aesthetic results that save time and money are only a few of the advantages brought by these treatments into modern dentistry. There now are a multitude of alternatives. By anchoring in the mandibular alveolus and maxillary piriform, buttress and alternatively the zygomatic bone, the various long and angled dental implant systems now can provide an immediate loading protocol. This dramatically shortens time-to-teeth for increased patient satisfaction and allows patients suffering from severe maxillary bone loss to return to a normal quality of life. This workshop is designed for dental professionals and experienced clinicians who want to gain understanding and clinical experience in full-arch implant rehabilitation with conventional and zygomatic implants as a graftless solution in less time than anticipated. By attending this workshop, attendees will learn how to deliver an immediate implant-retained, full-arch aesthetic hybrid restoration after the surgery and how to manage the final prosthesis for excellent long-term results. A one-hour break for lunch will be provided during this course. Attendance is limited to 25.
Learning objectives:
Participants will be able to:
- understand basic principles of angled and zygomatic implants.
- recognize treatment planning and surgical protocol.
- learn diagnostic imaging for the full-arch patient.
- understand risk assessment.
Participant Requirements:
Loupes
Loupes
Equipment Sponsor(s):
Speaker: Dr. Vishtasb Broumand, DMD, MD, Desert Ridge Oral Surgery InstituteAbout the speaker: Dental degree, University of Florida College of Dentistry (UFCD); medical degree, University of Miami (UM) School of Medicine; residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery and general surgery, UM-Jackson Memorial Hospital; adjunct professor, UFCD; fellowship in head and neck tumor and reconstructive surgery, UM; adjunct clinical assistant professor, department of oral and maxillofacial surgery, UFCD, A.T. Still University, and MD Anderson Cancer Center; private practice, Phoenix, AZ.
Disclosure: Neither I nor members of my immediate family have any financial relationships with commercial entities that may be relevant to this presentation.
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