COURSE FEATURES
| Date | January 24 - 25, 2020 |
| Location | 5994 W. Las Positas Blvd. Ste #111, Pleasanton, CA 94588 |
| CE Credits | 14 CEUs |
| Language | English |
| Lecture Type | Lecture / Hands-on |
| Instructors | Janice Wang |
COURSE OVERVIEW
This program will fulfill a doctor’s desire to learn implant dentistry with practical and clinical information and techniques. Emphasis is placed on anatomic considerations, treatment planning and prosthetic techniques.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Goal: to have students feel comfortable with placing an implant into a healed site and into an immediate socket site that has sufficient bone.
- Evaluating patients: anatomy, medical assessment, site volume
- Understanding fundamentals of bone biology, wound healing, biomechanics
- Navigating implant console, motor, surgical kit, prosthetics
- Planning and placing implants in correct location, angulation, depth via freehanded
- Planning an intermediate case and deciding correct size, position
- Learning materials and methods of bone grafting and membranes
- Restoring implants with excellent cosmetic results
- Implementing excellent sterile technique
- Developing good clinical decisions and clear dialogue with patient
TUITION
- Introductory Dental Implant Training Part A: $1,500
- GDIA 101: Fundamental Live-Surgery Program: $6,500
- Part A + GDIA 101: $7,500 (SAVE $500)
**IMPORTANT: This course may be taken as a solo course however, this course is initially in conjunction with the GDIA 101 Live-Patient Surgical Training Program. This course was purposely created to offer clinicians with greater confidence and more exposure before entering surgical procedures to do live-surgery. Please read below for more information on the conjunction program.
GDIA 101: FUNDAMENTAL LIVE-PATIENT SURGERY PROGRAM
Date
- April 10 - 13, 2020
- August 21 - 24, 2020
Location
- Tijuana, Mexico
CE Credits
- 25CEUs
COURSE OVERVIEW
- Treatment planning using CBCT imaging and implant planning software
- Detailed step by step protocol for successful implant placement
- Free-handed vs. computer guided surgery
- Basic surgical principles: suturing, incisions and flap design
- Implant placement in partially edentulous arches
PROGRAM CURRICULUM 1 (March - April, July - August)
DAY 1 - Lecture & Hands-on | 6PM - 10PM | La Palma, CA
- Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
- Radiology, including 3D CT Image Interpretations
- Pharmacology
- Requirements for Live Surgery Patient Selection
- Hands-on: Drilling practice on Models
DAY 2 - Lecture & Hands-on | 6PM - 10PM | La Palma, CA
- Surgical Technique I: Basic Implant Surgery on Posterior Region
- Surgical Technique II: Implant Surgery on Anterior Region
- Hands-on: Implant Osteotomy and Insertion Exercises on Models
DAY 3 - Lecture & Hands-on | 6PM - 10PM | La Palma, CA
- Surgical Technique III: Immediate Implant Surgery in Posterior Region
- Surgical Technique IV: Advanced Implant Surgery with Soft Tissue Management and for Esthetic Outcome
DAY 4 - Lecture & Hands-on | 6PM - 10PM | La Palma, CA
- Live Surgery Case Review
- Management of Surgical Complications
- Restorative Options and Protocols
- Basic Bone Grafting Principles
DAY 5 - Live Surgery Participation | 4PM - 10PM | TBA
- Observing live surgery performed by instructor and/or other participants
DAY 6 - One-to-One Live Patient Surgery Session | 1PM - 7PM | TBA
- Performing live patient surgery under the direct supervision of an instructor with your patient at your own practice
- Additionals costs may be assessed based on the complexity of the surgical case
CONTACT INFORMATION
Call (323) 617-4141 or E-mail info@gdia.com for additional information.
