Course Overview:
This 2-day clinical course, where participants will have the ability to place implants with expert guidance, is designed to teach general practitioners how to incorporate implants into their practices confidently and competently. You will learn step-by-step techniques for proper case selection, CBCT review, implant placement protocols, and common pitfalls to avoid. Clinical case reviews and digital vs. analog restorative workflows will be discussed in detail.
Day 2 includes a live patient surgery, where participants will have the opportunity to place an implant with expert guidance. Attendees may bring their own patient, pending eligibility.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand case selection and screening criteria
- Learn single-tooth implant placement techniques
- Interpret CBCT scans for implant planning
- Review treatment planning and clinical cases
- Perform step-by-step implant placement
- Recognize and avoid procedural pitfalls
- Understand the restoration process (digital and analog)Â
- Review the biological principles of healing and bone regeneration
8 am — 5 pm Didactic Instruction
8 am —3 pm Hands-on Surgical Training
The dentist will have the option to bring their own patient!
Dentist has option to bring own patient!
14 CE Credits
Questions? Â Call Scott Durocher (508)789-4298
Dates:
Robert Reti DDS, FACS, FACD, FICDÂ Dr. Reti completed his general surgery and Oral & Maxillofacial surgery training at Tufts Medical Center in 2013, a pediatric and adult trauma level 1 hospital in Boston. During this time he was the Division I representative for the Resident Committee of the Academy of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. After completing his residency in 2013 Dr. Reti was selected for an advanced fellowship in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at Mercy Hospital in St. Louis, where he trained with some of the cities most respected facial cosmetic, maxillofacial and occuloplastic surgeons. It was during this time he was able to hone his advanced skills in dental implantology, TMJ disorders, bone grafting, facial trauma, obstructive sleep apnea and facial cosmetic surgery. Dr. Reti is a clinical instructor of Oral and Maxillofacial surgery at ATSU school of dental medicine, clinical instructor of plastic and reconstructive surgery at Washington University school of Medicine and Division Chief of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Mercy South Hospital.
Course Overview:
This 2-day clinical course, where participants will have the ability to place implants with expert guidance, is designed to teach general practitioners how to incorporate implants into their practices confidently and competently. You will learn step-by-step techniques for proper case selection, CBCT review, implant placement protocols, and common pitfalls to avoid. Clinical case reviews and digital vs. analog restorative workflows will be discussed in detail.
Day 2 includes a live patient surgery, where participants will have the opportunity to place an implant with expert guidance. Attendees may bring their own patient, pending eligibility.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand case selection and screening criteria
- Learn single-tooth implant placement techniques
- Interpret CBCT scans for implant planning
- Review treatment planning and clinical cases
- Perform step-by-step implant placement
- Recognize and avoid procedural pitfalls
- Understand the restoration process (digital and analog)Â
- Review the biological principles of healing and bone regeneration
8 am — 5 pm Didactic Instruction
8 am —3 pm Hands-on Surgical Training
The dentist will have the option to bring their own patient!
Dentist has option to bring own patient!
14 CE Credits
Questions? Â Call Scott Durocher (508)789-4298
Dates:
Robert Reti DDS, FACS, FACD, FICDÂ Dr. Reti completed his general surgery and Oral & Maxillofacial surgery training at Tufts Medical Center in 2013, a pediatric and adult trauma level 1 hospital in Boston. During this time he was the Division I representative for the Resident Committee of the Academy of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. After completing his residency in 2013 Dr. Reti was selected for an advanced fellowship in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at Mercy Hospital in St. Louis, where he trained with some of the cities most respected facial cosmetic, maxillofacial and occuloplastic surgeons. It was during this time he was able to hone his advanced skills in dental implantology, TMJ disorders, bone grafting, facial trauma, obstructive sleep apnea and facial cosmetic surgery. Dr. Reti is a clinical instructor of Oral and Maxillofacial surgery at ATSU school of dental medicine, clinical instructor of plastic and reconstructive surgery at Washington University school of Medicine and Division Chief of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Mercy South Hospital.