Implantology Courses in Bangalore

Thoretical module

1.Basic anatomy
2.introduction to dental implants
3.Aramentarium
4.Implant selection and CBCT/RVG role
5.Treatment planning & complications

Live demonstration

1.Implant surgery
2.Abutment placement
3.Impression making

Hands on-dummy mandible

1.Implant placement.Abutment placement
Prosthetic module
1.Implant impression techniques
2.Fillting of prosthesis

Timings

Session 1 :

10 am - 1 pm Hands on
1Pm - 2 Pm lunch

Session 2:

2.P.M -4P.M -lecture

Session 3:

4.P.M.-5.P.M -Live Crown Fixing

Eligible :

DCI Registered Dentist

Course Curriculum:

• Diagnosis
• Case selection
• CBCT
• CT Scan
• OPG
• Implant design
• Implant placement on dummy mandible basic
• Surgical technique and protocols
• Incisors
• Suturing
• Soft tissue management
• Implant n aesthetic core

Module 1(3 days)

Treatment Planing
CBCT Interpretation
Osteotomy procedure
Suturing techniques
Post procedure care
Pre-clinical implant placement

Module 2 (2 Days)

Case Selection
Socket preservation and Bone Graft
Management of Complications and Failure
Implant placement on patient

Module 3 (3 days)

Impression techniques
Temporizatin
Screw retained bridges
Over dentures,Bar retained prosthesis
Delayed vs immediate loading

Module 4 (2 Days)

Sinus Lift techniques
Managment of complications
Live surgery

Day 1:

9.00 am - 1.00 pm - Lecture on surgical procedure

2.00 pm - 4.00 pm - Hands on demo and hands on by students

4.00 pm - 5.00 pm - Planning patient care with CBCT

Day 2:

9.00 am - 11.00 am - Lecture on Prosthetics

11.00 am - 1.00 pm - Live surgery - Imressio n taking for provsional

2.00 pm - 4.00 pm - Hands on impression taking

4.00 pm - 5.30 pm- Individual care, discussion for next day

Day 3 & 4 :

surgical Procedure for 1 arch by the participants and assisting for another
arch impression taking for provisional, bite registration and trial will be done.

Day 5:

Delivering the provisional, discussion on individual care of foreseen
problems and discussion on final prosthesi

Course Content

Diagnosis and planning of cases needing full mouth rehabilitation and complex surgical interventions.
Surgical Protocols for extractions, guided surgery, bone regeneration and PRF
Prosthodontic Protocols in handling full mouth rehabilitations
Aesthetic Implant Therapy
Mastering the Edentulous Patient
All-on-Four concept
Trefoil concept
Sinus Lift and Bone Grafting
Zygoma and Pterygoid Implants
Application of 3D printing technology in implant dentistry
Complications
Case Discussions

Eligibility Criteria

All Dental Professionals who are involved in the Clinical practice of Implantology. The course targets clinicians/practitioners who are currently at the planning stage of establishing a clinical practice in Implantology, and those who already have a current Implantology practice.

The course is specially designed to serve multiple groups of learners:

From intermediate and experienced general dental practitioners who want to establish and deepen their knowledge in implant dentistry and advance towards implementing implant treatment and restorative procedures.
Dental students and Recent graduates who wish to gain understanding of implant dentistry and increase their competence in related practice.

Course Content

Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
Detailed Radiographic Assessment with OPG and CBCT
Surgical Protocols – different techniques of raising a flap, preparing the bone, osteotomy and suturing
Advanced Impression Techniques in challenging situations
Abutment
Implant Overdentures
Provisionals
Restorative Procedures and Protocols
Management of Restorative Complications
Management of Surgical Complications
Soft Tissue Management
After Care and Maintenance Protocols

Course Highlights

1:1 Training (Surgical + Prosthetic).
Plan, Place and Restore ‘2’ implants on patients.
Continued Support and mentoring.

Course Contents

Anatomy and Physiology of bone and soft tissue
Concept of Osseo-integration
Clinical and Radiographic assessment
Photography
Pre surgical workup for an Implant Case and
handling a Medically Compromised Patient for
Implant Rehabilitation
Components and the Implant Kit and different
Implant Systems
Surgical steps for Implant Placement
Prosthetic workflow in restoring the Implant
Impression Techniques
Basic concepts of Occlusion
Complications
Case Discussions

Course Duration

2 months | 10 online sessions
45-60min/session

Course Prerequisite

No prior experience with Dental implants
is required

Highlights

Online Modules: 12
Contact Session: On-Demand

Learning Methodology

Online Lectures (Pre-recorded and Live):
Learning Materials will be available through
Learning Management System
(Includes PPTs, Notes, Further Reading, Videos etc.)

Module 1 (4 days)

LECTURE ON:
Basic implantology,treatment planning,sterilization,suturing techniques,
medical emergenceis,CBCT interpretation.
HANDS ON:
1.Placement of dummy implant model.
2.Live surgery on implant placement.
3.Perform incisions,flap elevation and suturing techniques on goat jaw.
4.Interpretation of CBCT.

Module 2 (3 days)

Lecture on;
Case selection,extraction,socket preservation,complications in implants,
management of failures,bone grafting and materials.
HANDS ON:
Implant placement by participants.

Module 3(4 days)

Lecture on :
Implant Prothesis,Impression Techique(Single & multiple Tooth),
placement optimal esthetics,Prosthetic Concepts in Dental implants,screw
Retained bridges,Single Toothe Replacement Prosthesis,Laboratry support
expectation and outcome,over dentures,bar retained prostheisi,delayed vs
immediate loading of implants,prosthodontics for advanced implantology,
Prosthetic state of demonstration.
Hands on :
impression on models,final prosthesis for the patients.

Module 4 (2 days)

Sinus lift procedures,anatomy and phsiology of maxillary sinus,conventional
sinus.lift technique,management of sinus lift complications,concept and 
technique of lateral window approach sinus bone graft complications,implant with sinus lift.
Hands on:
Live Surgery

CDE Program - Hard Tissue Management.

This Hard Tissue Management is featuring latest concept in Osseodensification.

TIMINGS:

9.00 am Registration.

9.30 am-11.30 am- Lecture 

11.30 am-1 pm- Live Demo.

Lunch 

Post Lunch -Hands On.

CDE Program - Hard Tissue Management.

This Hard Tissue Management is featuring latest concept in Osseodensification.

TIMINGS:

9.00 am Registration.

9.30 am-11.30 am- Lecture

11.30 am-1 pm- Live Demo.

Lunch

Post Lunch -Hands On.

Module 1: Introduction to Implants:

The introductory module will introduce basics with a brief history and evloution of implant dentistry. The module runs for 3-4 days with several didactic sessions and a hands-on session with dummy models. This module will be conducted at accredited centers giving clinicians the convenience and flexibility. The dates for Module 1 are variable and at the discretion of the individual centers.                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

Curriculum:

Site Anatomy: hard/soft tissues and classification of defects
Principles and parameters that influence wound healing: Osseointegration & Bone Biology
Taxonomy of instrumention and relevant usage
Implant Basics: classification, components, types and selection criteria
Biomaterial Basics: classification, indications, features and benefits
Incision & Flap Design
Suturing types and techniques
Esthetic Risk Assessment
Peri-Implant Mucosa & Biologic Width
Clinical diagnosis, case selection and treatment planning with wax up & surgical stent
Patient Factors & Compliance
Medical risk factors & Implant therapy
Asepsis and Sterilization protocols
Case Documentation, Dental Photography & Radiological principles

Module 2: Surgical & Prostheic Principles

The second module runs for 3 days and is handled by Univ. Buffalo faculty. The location of second module will be in Bangalore or Bombay and participants may be required to travel. Travel and accomodation assistance will be provided. Surgical and prosthetic principles will be covered in depth in Module 2.

Curriculum:

Indications and techniques relating to insertion of implants in single tooth and fresh extraction site situations
Atraumatic extractions and site prepration for single tooth implants
Philosophies of implant retention and stabilization
Basic surgical principles and implant osteotomy drilling protocols
Simple socket preservation techniques
Prosthodontic aspects including design, fixture & abutment selection & occlusal considerations
Optimal laboratory support and communication skills
Post Restoration steps and follow up protocols
Provisional Restorations of Single Tooth Implant
Implants & Prosthetic treatment options in fully edentulous and elderly patients
Loading protocols in Implant Dentistry
Impression techniques: open tray vs. closed tray
Protocols for prosthesis delivery
Esthetic provisional restorations

Module 3: Live Surgical Module

This module is entirely dedicated to participants doing live patient surgeries mentored by faculty. Individual centers have the flexibility to run this module at times as convenient to the participants. Participants will place 1 implant and will be given an assignment to place a second implant in their own private practice. All course materials, as required to complete the module and assignments, will be provided including implants/grafts/sutures etc. Participants are required to present & discuss at least two cases in the last module prior to graduation.

Module 4: School of Dental Medicine, Buffalo

The Final module will be conducted on campus at the School of Dental Medicine, University of Buffalo (New York). The course runs for 6 days
with hands-on, live demo and didactic sessions. Certification Ceremony with dinner reception will be hosted to commemorate

The fee includes Ticket fare+Visa+Accomodation+Food for all days of stay in NewYork.
program completion.

Curriculum:

Two Hands-on Exercises: Pig Jaw / Rib models
Live Surgical demo by Univ. Buffalo Faculty
Principles in Socket Preservation & Extraction Site Management
Discussion on complications and management with emphasis on prevention protocols
Peri-implantitis & mucositits and Management
Principles for achieving optimum implant esthetics
Digital Implant dentistry (CBCDT, Digital Impressions & CAD/CAM)
Guided Implant Placement
Hands-on CBCT interactive planning
Introduction to Biomodifiers
Introduction to Sinus Grafting
Introduction to Soft tissue surgical techniques
Principles of practice management & marketing

Certificates:

1. Certificate of Buffalo University.(American Dental Association – 120 Points)
2. Certificate form Institute of Dental Education & Aesthetics

Institute of Dental Education & Aesthetics

The Academy is a society for dentists dedicated to sharing knowledge in order to serve the dental-health needs and to improve the quality of life of people throughout the world. Through the development of course and understanding, the Academy endeavors to create opportunities for service in order to assist in the establishment of a world at peace. The IDEA is the Leader in continuing dental education, training dentists in Implant aspects of dentistry and offering a range of dental certified courses in different formats.

Module 1 (Pre Clinical Phase)

Day-1

10.00am-11.00am          Improving the oral health by advanced dental education

11.00am-11.30am         Tea break

11.30am -12.30am         History of implantology

12.30pm -1.30pm           Medical and dental evaluation

1.30pm -2.30pm             Lunch

2.30pm-3.30pm             Indication and contraindication of implants

3.30pm-4.00pm             Tea break

4-00pm-500pm              Basic clinic set up, Sterilization and cross infection

& Hands on demo and workshop on incision and sutures

Day-2

10.00am-11.00am           Diagnosis and treatment planning in implant

11.00am-11.30am           Tea break

11.300pm-12.00pm         Surgical protocol and complication

12.00pm-1pm                  Implant instruments, implant type, design surface

1.00pm-2.00pm               Lunch

2pm-3pm                       Anatomy overview and bone evalution

3pm-3.30pm                   Tea break

3.30pm -4.30pm              Pharmacology an anesthesia

& Participant implant placement on models

8pm onwards Banquet          

Module 2 (Surgical Phase) -  Within 3 Weeks.

Module 3 (Prosthetic Phase) - After 4 Months.