Dental Implantology: Basic and Advanced

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Course Description

This is the most comprehensive dental implantology online course with over 27 hours of high-quality recorded lectures and workshops in our live courses. We will take you through a journey from the very basic theory behind osseointegration and the history of dental implants to the most advanced techniques and trends.

The Implant League advanced dental implantology course guarantees that you can diagnose, plan, and do the whole implant procedure by yourself even if you have zero knowledge about implant dentistry.
The implant dentistry course
Materials will cover basic and advanced implantology courses with all the recent trends of oral implantology like immediate loading, all on X cases, tilted implants, sinus lifting, bone grafts, and graft-less solutions.

Course Aims

Upon completion of the advanced implant planning, the student should be able to select the most suitable dental implant system for their practice and understand the different design features for each system, diagnose and put a treatment plan for simple and complex cases of edentulism, read CBCT, and create a digital virtual patient for guided surgery.

Course Outcomes

Upon completion of this course the student should be able to:

Differentiate between good and bad implant system and select the best system to use
Perform extra-oral and intra-oral examination relevant to implant dentistry.
Diagnose simple and complex surgical implantology cases
Create virtual patient and create plan for guided surgery
Take impressions for dental implants either conventionally or digitally using intra-oral scanner
Select suitable abutment for each individual case and make custom made abutment in selected cases
Know the different restorative options and restorative materials for each patient
Know the indications for fixed implant supported prosthesis
Understand the rationale for removable overdentures
Know different bone grafting techniques and materials needed for each technique.
Understand the indications of different loading protocols and know when to do immediate loading and when to avoid.
Provide good durable provisional prosthesis.
Diagnose and plan sinus lift cases
Avoid complications and know how to deal with complications in cases of happening
Offer graft-less solutions in complex cases with special emphasis on tilted implants,

Target Group

Course outline

History and evolution of dental implants
Classification of dental implants
Macro and micro design features of dental implant
Abutment design, selection, and customization
Impression techniques: conventional and digital
Anatomy relevant to implant dentistry
Anatomical landmarks on radiographs
Setup- armamentarium and terminology
Diagnosis and patient assessment
Treatment planning and prosthetic considerations
Biomechanics of dental implants
Provisional restorations for implant
CBCT theory and practice
Guided surgery in oral implantology
Surgical principles and flap designs
Surgical steps and 2^nd stage surgery
Prosthetic steps and workflow for screw retained full arch restoration
Immediate loading and different loading protocols
Restorative materials suitable for dental implants
Immediate implant placement and bone substitute materials
Bone grafting techniques
All on X cases and tilted implants
Sinus lifting procedure
Graft-less solutions- zygomatic implants
Implant supported overdenture
Complications, mishaps and failure

Course Format

Course Features

Lectures98
Quizzes0
Duration365 days
Skill levelAll levels
LanguageEnglish
Students15
AssessmentsYes

Curriculum

29 Sections
98 Lessons
365 Days

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Materials
1
- 1.0
  Materials
Rationale and development for dental implant
6
- 2.0
  Rational of dental implant
- 2.1
  Classification of dental implants
- 2.2
  History and development of osteointegration
- 2.3
  Biocompatible materials
- 2.4
  Factors for osseointegration
- 2.5
  Success and failure of osseointegration
Macro and micro design features of dental implants
3
- 3.0
  Implant surface treatment
- 3.1
  Macro design of implant fixture
- 3.2
  Special implant design
Abutment design, selection, and customization
9
- 4.0
  Abutment connection design
- 4.1
  Biology of implant abutment connection
- 4.2
  Screw design
- 4.3
  Selecting stock abutment
- 4.4
  Hexed vs non hexed abutments
- 4.5
  Multiunit abutments
- 4.6
  Ti-base vs regular abutment
- 4.7
  Custom made abutments
- 4.8
  How to select implant system
Implant impression techniques
5
- 5.0
  Open vs. closed tray Implant impression
- 5.1
  Splinted impression
- 5.2
  Abutment level impression
- 5.3
  Impression materials
- 5.4
  Digital impression
Anatomical landmarks on x-ray
1
- 6.0
  Anatomical landmarks
Anatomical considerations in implant planning
3
- 7.0
  Anatomy respect on dental implantology
- 7.1
  Gingival biotype and mucosa
- 7.2
  Anatomical vital structures
Set-up, armamentarium, and terminology
6
- 8.0
  Instrument tray
- 8.1
  Supply tray and types of sutures
- 8.2
  Implant motor and surgical kit
- 8.3
  Example of implant clinic set-up
- 8.4
  Supply tray example
- 8.5
  Implant motor operation and how it works
Diagnosis and patient assessment
5
- 9.0
  Patient interview
- 9.1
  Medical history
- 9.2
  Patient’s expectations and patient evaluation
- 9.3
  Extraoral examination
- 9.4
  Intraoral examination
Treatment planning and prosthetic considerations
8
- 10.0
  Types of prosthesis
- 10.1
  Removable vs fixed implant supported prosthodontics
- 10.2
  Implant distribution according to prosthesis of choice
- 10.3
  Tooth- implant connected bridge
- 10.4
  Effect of available bone on treatment planning
- 10.5
  Aesthetic considerations for anterior single implant
- 10.6
  Posterior implants and AP spread
- 10.7
  All on X concept and tilted implants
Biomechanics of dental implants
3
- 11.0
  force types and force distribution
- 11.1
  Patient and implant related factors affecting biomechanics
- 11.2
  Prosthesis related factors
CBCT theory and clinical importance
3
- 12.0
  CBCT Vs. CT- limitations and advantages
- 12.1
  Radiographic assessment of CBCT
- 12.2
  Post-operative assessment
Guided surgery
3
- 13.0
  Model bases guides
- 13.1
  Computer based guided
- 13.2
  Tooth supported guides
Surgical workflow
2
- 14.0
  Surgical steps
- 14.1
  Patient preparation and implant site preparation
Understanding sutures and flap design
3
- 15.0
  Wound healing and suturing
- 15.1
  Basic surgical principles and flap design
- 15.2
  Implant exposure and 2nd stage surgery
Live surgery
1
- 16.0
  live surgery
Prosthetic workflow
1
- 17.0
  Prosthetic steps
Temporary restorations over implants
2
- 18.0
  Provisional restorations for single tooth
- 18.1
  Provisional restorations for full arch cases
Restorative materials relevant to implant dentistry
1
- 19.0
  Restorative materials
Immediate implant placement
5
- 20.0
  Rationale for immediate implant placement
- 20.1
  Steps for immediate implant placement
- 20.2
  Classification of extraction sockets
- 20.3
  Bone substitute materials
- 20.4
  Barrier membranes
Sinus lift
2
- 21.0
  Open sinus lifting procedure
- 21.1
  Closed sinus lift
Complications, Failures, and mishaps
2
- 22.0
  Surgical complications
- 22.1
  Biological and mechanical complications
Immediate loading and different loading protocols
3
- 23.0
  Why immediate loading
- 23.1
  Criteria for immediate loading protocol
- 23.2
  Guidelines for immediate loading
Bone grafting techniques
1
- 24.0
  Bone grafting
Graft-less solutions
4
- 25.0
  Tilted implants
- 25.1
  Zygomatic implants
- 25.2
  Steps for zygomatic implants
- 25.3
  Subperiosteal implants
Overdentures
1
- 26.0
  Overdentures
Workshops
workshops
10
- 27.0
  Suturing 1 workshop
- 27.1
  Suturing 2 workshop
- 27.2
  Straumann surgical kit
- 27.3
  Bredent surgical kit
- 27.4
  Zimmer surgical kit
- 27.5
  C-tech surgical kit
- 27.6
  Implant placement and drilling protocol
- 27.7
  Open tray impression technique
- 27.8
  Digital scan
- 27.9
  CBCT reading and planning on BlueSky software
Digital prosthodontics
3
- 28.0
  Digital prosthodontics
- 28.1
  Digital workflow
- 28.2
  Intraoral scanning
Soft tissue enhancement
1
- 29.0
  Custom made impression coping

Dr. Saeed is dedicated to helping young dentists achieve their career goals with his courses. He has helped thousands of dentists benefit from his vast evidence-based knowledge and expertise, enabling them to become the best they can be in their profession. With his comprehensive online coaching and courses, he has become one of the most sought-after dental educators in the Arab world.