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Simplifying dental implant restorations

Richmond Hill,
Canada :
Nov 21, 2017

Overview:This program aims to provide the fundamental concepts for restoring single-unitand multiple-unit implant-supported restorations. Participants will gain an in-depthunderstanding of both the clinical and laboratory steps involved in capturing,designing, fabricating, and placing implant restorations. It will focus on the latesttechnological advancements in implant dentistry including digital impressions, digitaldesigns, and manufacturing.This program is ideal for general practitioners who wish to expand their implantrestoration skills.

After this evening course, the participant will...– Understand the clinical and laboratory steps involved in restoring single-unit andmultiple-unit implant-supported restorations.– Be able to identify the differences between single-unit and multiple-unitrestorations.– Know the similarities and differences between the analog, analog-digital, and digitalworkflows.– Be familiar with the process of capturing digital implant impressions.– Know the many materials currently available for restoring implants and emphasizetheir inherent strengths and limitations.– Understand the differences between stock abutments and clarify the circumstancesthat call for custom abutments.

Dr. Powell received his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from McGill University in 2011 and then completed a General Practice Residency at the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal. After practicing as a general dentist at the same hospital for a year, he then pursued his Prosthodontics speciality t ...