Learning objectives:
- Be able to conduct a structured patient assessment to gather details of the patient’s medical and dental history.
- Recognize the absolute and relative general and medical contraindications for implant treatment.
- Conduct a thorough extraoral and intraoral clinical examination, and look for site-specific factors which are relevant for implant treatment planning.
- Be aware of success and survival rates of different treatment options to be able to discuss
1. Patient history
- Absolute contraindications for implant placement
- Relative general and medical contraindications
- Smoking as a risk factor for implant therapy
- Periodontitis as a risk factor for implant therapy
- Combined risk factors
- Checklist for patient history
2. Examination
- Clinical examination
- Radiographic examination
- Additional investigations
- Summary of considerations in the patient history
and initial examination - Checklist for examination
3. Provisional diagnosis and tentative treatment plan
- Treatment options for the single tooth gap in the posterior region
- Risks and benefits of implant treatment
- Checklist for diagnosis and treatment plan
Videos:
- Assessing the fit of the surgical drill template
- Closed-tray impression-taking with Standard Plus (RN) Implants
- Final closure of the screw access holes for a screw-retained bridge
- Final insertion of a cement-retained prosthesis on Straumannr Cementable Abutments
- Implant surgery with Bone Level Tapered (BLT) Implants
- Implant surgery with the Standard Plus (SP) Implant
- Intraoral Clinical Examination
- Maintenance visit
- Open-tray impression-taking with Bone Level Tapered (RC) Implants
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and sterile gowning
- Post-operative Review & Suture Removal
- Radiographic examination using Straumannr X-ray Reference Spheres
- Review visit – 2 weeks after the insertion of the final prosthesis
- Study model analysis
- Transmucosal wound closure – BLT
- Transmucosal wound closure – SP
- Treatment Planning with the Straumannr X-ray Template
- Try-in of a cement-retained framework using Straumannr Cementable Abutments
- Try-in of a screw-retained framework using the Straumannr Variobaser for BridgeBar2
Frequently Asked Questions
What payment methods are accepted for purchasing the course?
We accept a variety of payment methods, including credit cards, debit cards, and PayPal, to make your purchase convenient and secure.
How long do I have access to the course material?
Upon purchasing any of our courses, you will enjoy unlimited access to the course material. This means you can watch and revisit the videos and other resources whenever you wish, allowing for a thorough and comprehensive learning experience.
Is the course accessible on mobile devices?
Yes, our courses are designed to be accessible on both desktop and mobile devices. You can easily access the course content using a web browser on your smartphone or tablet, providing flexibility in your learning.
Is there any certification provided after completing the course?
While our courses are highly educational and designed to enhance your knowledge and skills, they do not include formal certifications. However, the valuable expertise you gain from our courses can significantly benefit your surgical practice and patient outcomes.
What is the format of the course?
All our courses are delivered in a video series format. The content is available for high-definition download, ensuring the best learning experience for you.
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Can I download the course materials for offline access?
Absolutely! You will have the option to download all course materials, including lecture slides, handouts, and supplementary resources. This allows you to access the content offline whenever and wherever it suits you best.
