DENTAL SEMINAR
Strategies for Comprehensive, Complication-Free Implant-Based Restorative Care
SEMINAR FEATURES
- Date
- June 26 – July 6, 2025
- Credits
- 12 CE
Course Price:
- Registration
- $895
- Dental Hygienists
- $595
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Students, Residents, and
Office Personnel: - $145
- GROUPS:
- Please call
*Discounted fee based upon purchase of vacation package. If purchased separately, please add $400 to the above fees.
ABOUT THE SEMINAR
In the ever-evolving landscape of implant dentistry, practitioners are met with a burgeoning array of opportunities to cater to a diverse and expanding patient demographic. Gone are the days when the traditional extract, implant, and restoration protocols sufficed. Today, the demands of patients extend far beyond the conventional, necessitating a nuanced approach to planning and coordination for optimal restorative outcomes. In this lecture, we delve into the pivotal role of meticulous planning and seamless coordination in achieving superior results, spanning from straightforward implant cases to intricate rehabilitations. Exploring the spectrum of implant therapies, we address potential complications and unveil strategies to sidestep them effectively. Central to our discourse is the concept of interdisciplinary planning, emphasizing the significance of envisioning the final outcome from the outset. By adopting this strategic approach, clinicians can not only enhance patient satisfaction but also unlock a realm of previously unattainable options and outcomes.
Course Content
- Explore the diverse treatment options offered to patients pursuing implant treatment, encompassing both traditional and innovative approaches.
- Gain proficiency in the fundamental principles crucial for effectively treating a spectrum of implant cases, ranging from straightforward to intricate.
- Embrace an interdisciplinary approach to treatment planning, recognizing the collaborative effort required to optimize patient outcomes.
- Develop the expertise to strategically sequence treatment plans, fostering predictability and success in implant procedures.
- Analyze and navigate the aesthetic and biomechanical considerations inherent in various treatment modalities, ensuring optimal functional and aesthetic results.
- Evaluate treatment protocols spanning the gamut from basic to advanced, fostering a comprehensive understanding of implant therapy.
- Acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to proactively prevent and manage implant complications, promoting long-term success and patient satisfaction.
Learning Objectives
- Develop proficiency in treatment planning across the spectrum of implant cases, from straightforward to complex, ensuring comprehensive patient care.
- Master the strategic sequencing of treatment plans to achieve simplicity and predictability in outcomes, optimizing patient satisfaction and clinical success.
- Evaluate and select fixed implant restorations as preferable alternatives to removable implant overdentures, considering both patient preferences and clinical indications.
- Implement techniques to minimize the risk of future implant complications during site preparation and treatment, emphasizing proactive measures for long-term implant success and patient well-being.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Dr. Hoda Yousef is a highly qualified dental professional with a Prosthodontic program completion from the U. of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (now Rutgers School of Dental Medicine). She holds a combined prosthodontic certificate and a Master of Science in oral biology. She is a Diplomat of the American Board of Prosthodontics and a fellow of the American College of Prosthodontics, International College of Dentists, and the Greater NY Academy of Prosthodontics. She is currently an Associate Professor and Vice-Chair in the Restorative Department of Prosthodontics and Biomaterials at Rutgers School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Yousef is the Director of the Undergraduate Restorative Department, Director of Quality Assurance in the Restorative Department, Course Director for the Pre-clinical Fixed Prosthodontic Course, Course Director for the Implant Dentistry Course, and Clinical Director of the Implant Program. She also serves on the Research Committee for the Master Program for the Post Graduate Prosthodontic Program and has served as president of the Academic Assembly Committee. As a prosthodontist in faculty practice, Dr. Yousef is highly experienced in the placement and restoration of implants. She has made numerous implant presentations at the Academy of Osseointegration, the American College of Prosthodontics, the American Board of Prosthodontics, and various Study Clubs and Universities. She has also lectured internationally on the proper placement and restoration of Implants. Dr. Yousef’s research interests include implant prosthodontics, and she has published several papers on the topic.
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