San Sebastian - Planning the long term results in implant prosthetics.
Afholdes af Straumann Group
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Goal Implant treatment has become a predictable treatment that offers a range of solutions for missing teeth.
After five decades of research and development the potential to achieve a good aesthetic result has been improved.
When a single tooth is missing, the first choice is often implant treatment. In these situations, the patients' requirements and expectations has increased, particularly when it comes to replacing lost teeth in the aesthetic zone.
How should you predictively determine the treatment outcome, so the expectations of the patients' end up in a realistic way?
How should you use the prosthetic solution for soft tissue management to achieve the best aesthetic result as possible?
The lecture focuses on clinical cases, showing step by step instructions including how to shape the mucosa and also how to take a good impression. We struggle with problems as “chip offs” and fractured screws when it comes to major bridges and full bridges. In these restorations, the design of the restoration is of great importance. A good fit has been found to be very important for successful results.
Should we cast or mill, screw or cement, use abutments or not?
Target Group Dentists with some experience of implant treatment.
Plan 1½ day course; lecture and discussion format. A visit to Createch´s production facilities Content:
•What kind of opportunities and constraints are there currently in treatment with implants in single tooth cases?
• SAC index and how to use this in practice
• Which are the realistic expectations we can offer the patients about treatment outcome?
• Soft tissue conditioning, using temporary crowns
• Presentation of individual impression caps
• How should you design the skeleton and porcelain to make the restoration last longer?
• Should we screw or cement the constructions?
• Good fit – how important is it?
• Should we use spacers or not?
• New materials in implant prosthetics
• How do I handle a complication if (after all) this occurs?
You will get a detailed course program before the course start. Social activity Joint course dinner for participants, lecturers and course organizer.
Guided tour of San Sebastian Date 2-3 September 2016
Place San Sebastian, Spain
Course lecturer Martin Janda, Dentist, Odont. Dr, Specialist Oral Prostethics Createch Straumann sac classification ?
Fee SEK 12 000 excl VAT. SEK 15 000 inkl VAT. Accommodation (2 nights at the hotel) 2 lunches and 2 dinners are included. Flight costs will be extra. Number of participants 20 dentists Register for the course JB Travel groups Meeting Events
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