- Demonstrate case selection principles
- Diagnose and treatment plan with CBCT imaging
- Utilize the dual-scan CBCT technique for the full arch
- Summarize treatment considerations
- Demonstrate grafting techniques for site preservation
- Apply computer-guided and freehand implant placement protocols
- Identify implant abutment and restorative material options
Implant Surgery: A Comprehensive Review Utilizing Freehand and Guided Techniques
Course Synopsis
13 CE Credits | $1,895.00
This hands-on course will provide a comprehensive review and comparison of computer-guided and freehand techniques for the surgical placement of implants. Participants will learn to diagnose and treatment plan using CBCT imaging and the dual-scan CBCT technique with the full arch. Each participant will gain practical knowledge with hands-on, model-based exercises using both a mucosa-supported surgical guide and the freehand technique. Grafting and preservation of implant sites will also be covered, and restorative considerations will be addressed.
Learning Objectives
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Live CourseImplant Surgery: A Comprehensive Review Utilizing Freehand and Guided TechniquesThis hands-on course will provide a comprehensive review and comparison of computer-guided and freehand techniques for the surgical placement of implants.