Dental Courses in Nashik

A Three day course on the principles of Biomimetics, will equip the dental professionalsto choose and place effective, long lasting posterior restorations for replacing lost tooth structure via directSemi Direct Composites, Indirect Ceramic Restorations (inlays, onlays, overlays, veneerlays and crowns), combining interactive Lectures, demonstrations and hands-on sessions in clinical skills

Day 1: "Predictable Posterior Composites: A Simplified Concept"

Lecture:

• Simple and predictable technique ("The Simplified Concept") that will allow the dentist to produce lifelike Class I and II restorations.
• Modern cavity designs : Which cusp to save!
• How to reduce C factor and stress in restorations
• Various bonding systems : what, when and where to use for successful results
• How to ensure “Zero Sensitivity” in deep vital restorations
• Ways to create ideal interproximal contacts: Snow Plow technique
• Different Matrices, Rings, Systems and Wedges
• The role of Pre wedging
• Different Matrices, Rings, Systems and Wedges
• Teflon wedges
• Opaquers and tints
• Finishing and polishing protocol.

Demo and Hands On:

• Fabricating lifelike Class II posterior restoration using a simplified “Simultaneous modeling technique and the snow plow technique”
• Changing a Deep Class II cavity to easily manageable Class I cavity design

2 Modules

•     Surgical Module
•     Prosthetic Module

Sailent Features

•    CBCT Hands-on
•    Suturing Hands-on
•    Implants Hands-on with dummy models
•    impression technique Hands-on
•    Live surgical demo
•    Participants will be allowed to place implants on patients 
•    Mentor's guidance for cases at participants Clinics.

Surgical Module

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Prosthetic Module

Day 1

Day 2

Description:

Module I

Lectures

·         Rationale of Endodontic treatment

·         Diagnosis and treatment planning

·         Root canal system anatomy and internal variations in Configuration

·         Access opening

·         Anterior, Premolars, Molars

·         SLA- Straight Line Access

·         De-roofing

·         Orifice location

·         Working length determination

·         Apex locators

Live Demonstrations

·         Rubber dam placement

·         Access opening in a molar tooth on a patient

·         Working length determination using RVG and Apex locator

Hands-On exercises

·         Access opening in extracted natural teeth (minimum of 10 teeth)

·         Orifice enlargement

·         Working length determination using RVG and Apex locators

Module II

Lectures

Live Demonstrations on patients

o    Rationale of cleaning and Shaping

o    Working width- the forgotten dimension

o    Maximum microbial control using irrigants

§  Apical Negative pressure irrigation- Endovac

§  Role of Intracanal medicaments

o    Cleaning and shaping using

§  Manual and Rotary Instruments

o    Three dimensional obturation

o    Single sitting endodontics

o    Recent advances in endodontics

o    Cleaning and shaping of molar tooth using hand and rotary instruments

o    Three dimensional obturation

o    Hands-On exercises

o    Cleaning and shaping on extracted teeth using hand & rotary system

o    Obturation using

§  Lateral condensation

§  Single cone technique

MODULE 1

Day 1

Introduction to Orthodontics
Understanding Fixed Orthodontics
Scope of Orthodontics

Introduction to straight wire appliance
Importance of skeletal, dentition and soft tissue relationship in orthodontics.
Goals of orthodontics.

Classification of malocclusion.
Understanding class I, class II & class III malocclusion,varitation and their orthodontic consideration.
Discrepancy in skeletal growth and it\'s implications.

Frequently used orthodontic terms.
Diagnosis of orthodontics patients.
Importance of study model, photograph & x- rays.

Armamentarium set up

Accomodation:

• Accomodation can be recommended from third party vendor at extra cost for both men and women. 
• Cost of accommodation ranges from 6000 to 10000 per month, inclusive of food.

THE PROGRAM AN OVERVIEW:

Complete rehabilitation is quite a common entity in day to day practice and it is need less to that it requires multi speciality treatment modality to have a successful out come. This course is unique of its kind to enable the practioners to skillfully manage full mouth rehabilitation. Understanding TMJ and TMD has always been a practioners dilemma, The faculty will make it easy for the participants to unravel the mystery of this subject. The wide variety of case discussions will give a holistic understanding to the participant on the longevity and success of full mouth rehabilitation, making their practice more predictable and profitable. This clinically oriented curriculum is presented in an best possible educational environment, which makes learning exciting and effective. The academy is equipped with all latest equipments and materials of International Standards.

Complete rehabilitation is quite a common entity in day to day practice and it is need less to that it requires multi speciality treatment modality to have a successful out come. This course is unique of its kind to enable the practioners to skillfully manage full mouth rehabilitation. Understanding TMJ and TMD has always been a practioners dilemma, The faculty will make it easy for the participants to unravel the mystery of this subject. The wide variety of case discussions will give a holistic understanding to the participant on the longevity and success of full mouth rehabilitation, making their practice more predictable and profitable. This clinically oriented curriculum is presented in an best possible educational environment, which makes learning exciting and effective. The academy is equipped with all latest equipments and materials of International Standards.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES :

• To understand and identify occlusal problems and to formulate a treatment plan
• Understand TMJ stomatognathic system and treatment of TMD
• Understanding centric relation and deprogramming the joint
• Importance of functional stability in Cosmetic Dentistry
• Step by step treatment execution in various cases with different treatment approaches
• Essentials of face bow transfer and semi-adjustable articulator
• Importance of Minimally Invasive Dentistry
• Requirements of Multidisciplinary approach towards full mouth rehabilitation

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS :

• The program is designed for a maximum of 10 participants only to enable personalize interaction and attention.
• The program will consist of lectures, demonstrations, hands on workshops with interactive evaluation.
• The program is structured in a logical sequence to master the art and science of cosmetic dentistry.
• Lectures will be closely paired with hands on sessions required for different clinical scenario’s.
• Cases of different types will be shown with follow up .
• Cases done in various clinical situations-implants, natural dentition, combination of natural teeth and fixed implant restorations, natural dentition and removable implant prostheses will be discussed

BRIEF GLANCE OF THE MODULES

• Science of Stomatognathic system and TMJ triad will be dealt in detail
• Occlusal calibration in para function and dysfunction cases
• Face bow-concept and Recording Centric relation with demonstration and group activity
• Effective use of Semi adjustable articulators with demo and group activity
• Protype restorations -its importance and adjustments for predictable final results
• Onlay prep for all ceramics demo and hands on
• Cementation procedure discussion and hand on
• Maintenance and patient recall for full mouth rehabilitation cases

IMPLANT ADVANCEMENT SERIES - A must for every implantologist

Brief:

• Distinguish between Immediate Loading and Immediate nonfunctional provisionalisation
• Measuring Initial stability
• Assessing bone quality and quantity
• Protocols for Anterior,Premolar and Molar cases
• Selecting the correcgt implant design
• Understanding soft tissue factors

HANDS ON EXERCISES

• Osteotomy preparation protocols
• Imediate Implant placement
• Immedicate fabrication of provisionals

Full Mouth Rehabilitation

• Full Mouth Rehab
  • Introduction diagnosis and steps in FMR
• Occlusion
  • Principles as applicable to FMR
• Centric Relation
  • Application determining recording
• Bite registration and bite raising
  • Technique and material
• Articulator
  • Which, when and how
• Facebow Transfer
• TMJ as affecting FMR
• Muscle deprogramming
• Lab Cumminication in FMR
• Metal Trial
• Bisque Trial
• Occlusal Equilibrium
• Cementation

Fixed Prosthodontics

• Tooth Preparation
• Gingival Retraction
• Impression Making
  • Alginate and elastomeric impressions
• Shade matching
• Chair side temporisation
• Mock preparation
• Diagnostic Waxup

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

This course is designed to expand a students’ knowledge and confidence in Implant practice in following areas:

• Applied anatomy pertaining to Implant dentistry.
• Case selection and treatment planning using Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) and Orthopantomogram (OPG)
• Identifying the need for grafting procedures.
• Sequencing the surgical procedures, prosthodontic phase and loading protocol.
• Surgical techniques of Implantology.
• Diagnosis and management of surgical and prosthodontic complications.

COURSE CURRICULUM DAY TOPICS:

Day 1:

• Introduction to Implantology
• Osseointegration
• Biology of Osseonintegration and its clinical implications
• Medical evaluation
• Applied Anatomy
• Biological width and its clinical significance Flap design

Day 2:

• Treatment  Planning
• Case selection: Single Implants
• Treatment planning using CBCT & OPG
• Suturing techniques (Demo and hands only)
• Extraction and Immediate Implant placement

Day 3:

• Surgical Protocol
• Flap Vs flapless techniques
• Grafting Vs graft-less options
• Implant fixture site preparation protocol
• Management of surgical complications
• Live-demo of implants placement
• Dummy placement in models
• Placement of implants in Styrofoam models

Day 4:

• Prosthetic components
• Healing abutments
• Abutments: Screw retained, cement retained,
• Impression copings, Implant Analog
• Impression Materials and techniques
• Open tray/closed tray techniques
• Impression techniques for single implant cases
• Occlusion
• Implant protective occlusion
• Canine guided and group function occlusion
• Impression demonstration in Styrofoam model
• Complications & failures
• Management of prosthetic complications
• Distribution of certificates

Day 5: (Optional)

• Live Placement
• *This clinical session is optional and meant for students who are interested in placing implants on patients
• Surgical placement of implants by the students
• Placement of impression copings and taking impression. Placing implants on patients are options. Please speak to course coordinator, if you wish to participate.

ELIGIBILITY:

BDS from DCI recognized university & State DCI registration.

COURSE FEE & INCLUSIONS:

• Styrofoam jaw models & dummy implants for hands-on session.
• Dental consumables and other materials used during the course.
• Study materials provided as a part of the course.
• Working lunch & Tea on all days.
• Course completion certificate will be provided by Rajan Dental Institute.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:

COMPREHENSIVE COURSE ON IMPLANTOLOGY :

• Live Demonstration of Implant Surgery by Dr. Gunaseelan Rajan
• Impression procedures done on patients
• Continued support and guidance from the faculty for an extended perios of time after the course
• Hands-on Session guided by clinicians with over 25 years of experience in Implantology
• Comprehensive lectures by Internationally renowned faculty.
• Case selection and treatment planning using CBCT and OPG
• Troubleshooting in Implantology

Brief:

How our Course is different from Other Orthodontic Courses

1. Comprehensive course of 12 months duration.
2. Pre-clinical hands-on followed by Clinical training to complete cases from beginning to end.
3. Complete orthodontic kit worth Rs. 10,000 will be given to each participant
4. Each participant can visualize the final results achieved by them.
5. Assistance will be provided post-course completion.

Course Outline:

• Etiology,Diagnosis and Treatment Planing
• Cephalometrics,Facial Esthetics and Habits 
• Straight Wire Technique
• Patient Management from bonding till finish(2 patients per student)

Module 1: Introductory Course

• Learn about Our New Concentrated Sequential Program
• Learn How to incorporate orthodontics in your Practice
• Learn about Etiology, Diagnosis & treatment planning
• Basics about Growth and development

Module 2: Comprehensive Cephalometrics, Facial Esthetics and Habits

• Cephalometric course covering a brief history of cephalometrics, definitions of landmarks, tracing of head plates, and review of commonly used cephalometric analysis
• Role of Facial Esthetic in treatment Planning.
• Role of habits in malocclusion and their interception

Module 3: Straight Wire Technique

• Hands-On working directly on patients
• Force Control
• Use of anchorage
• Completion of a Class II Division 1 case

Module 4-12: Patient Management from bonding of a case till finishing and detailing.

• Chair side presentation of a case
• Bonding brackets in patients
• Ligating flexible wires.
• Fabrication of Stainless Steel arch forms
• Retraction of teeth and anchorage control
• Space closure
• Finishing & detailing of the case
• Debonding of the case

Materials given to each student by the academy

• Weingart plier
• Pin and Ligature cutter
• Light wire cutter
• Artery forcep
• Tweed loop forming plier
• Bracket kits
• Ligatures and E-chain arch wires

why you should join our course?

• All patients and material will be provided by the academy
• Ample number of patients for each student
• Maximum 7-8 students per batch 
• This course is a journey from basics to advance dental procedures so that the participant gains enough confidence to open their own practice

Orthodontic Course from Basic to Advanced:

• From Labial to Lingual Orthodontics
• From Aligners to Myofunctional Appliances
• Self Ligating Bracket System
• From Case Selection to Diagnosis
• Extraction Vs Non-extraction cases
• Biomechanics
• Selection of Retention Appliances
• From Hawley's Retainer to Fixed retainer to Invisible Retainers

Course Details – Root Canal

• Clinical tips and tricks for a smart and efficient practice
• Clinical case selection and treatment planning
• Rubber dam placement and demo
• Access opening – Dos and Donts’
• Demystifying the de-roofing
• Working length assessment – X-Rays to apex locator
• Rotary Endodontics – Basic to Advanced
• Obturation – Basic to Advanced
• Post and Core
• Troubleshooting – Prevention and management of under-fill, over-fill, perforation, ledges, instrument separation
• Re-RCT – What, when and how
• Use of lasers and end-sonics in RCT
• Surgical Endodontics – What, when and how
• All procedures under indirect vision on phantom heads
• Use of magnification loops
• Compulsory live RCT procedures on patients

Course Details – Crowns

• Treatment planning
• Choosing the type of crown
• Crown material-specific tooth preparation
• Economics and practice management tips
• Impression-making: Choosing the material/tray – Tips and tricks
• Temporisation
• Laboratory tour demonstration crown fabrication process
• Live demo on CAD/CAM software
• Luting cements
• Getting high on high points
• Course Highlights
• State-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities
• Compulsory patient treatment quota
• Practice management tips
• Practical-oriented training with maximum hands-on
• Didactic cognitive activity-based learning
• Placement assistance and internship opportunities
• Energetic, accessible, and vibrant in-house faculty

What’s Included

• Course completion certificate issued by the Academy
• Rotary Kit
• Quick practical guide for ready reference (Hand-cut)

Course Eligibility: 

• DCI registered Dentist

Why You Should join our course?

• All the patients and material will be provided by the academy
• Ample number of patients for each student
• Maximum 7 Students per batch
• This Course is a Journey from basics to advance dental procedures,
• so that the participant gains enough confidence to open their
• own practice. 

Module 1: Introductory Course

• Learn about Our New Concentrated Sequential Program
• Learn How to incorporate orthodontics in your Practice
• Learn about Etiology, Diagnosis & treatment planning
• Basics about Growth and development

Module 2: Comprehensive Cephalometrics, Facial Esthetics and Habits

• Cephalometric course covering a brief history of cephalometrics, definitions of landmarks, tracing of head plates, and review of commonly used cephalometric analysis
• Role of Facial Esthetic in treatment Planning.
• Role of habits in malocclusion and their interception

Module 3: Straight Wire Technique

• Hands-On working directly on patients
• Force Control
• Use of anchorage
• Completion of a Class II Division 1 case

Module 4-12: Patient Management from bonding of a case till finishing and detailing.

• Chair side presentation of a case
• Bonding brackets in patients
• Ligating flexible wires.
• Fabrication of Stainless Steel arch forms
• Retraction of teeth and anchorage control
• Space closure
• Finishing & detailing of the case
• Debonding of the case

Materials given to each student by the academy

• Weingart plier
• Pin and Ligature cutter
• Light wire cutter
• Artery forcep
• Tweed loop forming plier
• Bracket kits
• Ligatures and E-chain arch wires

Learnings:

1. Introduction:

1. Case Selection
2. Aetiology, Incidence & Clinical Presentation
3. Demonstration & Usage of Armamentarium
4. Anaesthesia & Anxiety Control
5. Indications
6. Radiographic Interpretation
7. Pharmacology
8. Indications & Contraindications
9. Management Of Complications
10. Atraumatic Extraction Techniques
11. Post Operative Management
12. Atraumatic extraction techniques.
13. The elevator-only extraction technique

2. Implants and Patients:

1. Phases of comprehensive treatment plan with dental implants
2. Therapeutical actions that belong to each phase. 
3. Surgical anatomy and local anatomical factors in relation to implant procedures.
4. Main contraindications and risks factors
5. Identifying patients’ expectations
6. Important factors for reaching patient satisfaction with implant treatment.

3. Placing Dental Implants:

1. Implant Placement 
2. Guided Tissue Regeneration (GTR)
   • Principles
   • Favourable and unfavourable sites
   • Clinical techniques
   • Devices for GTR
3. Autogenous Bone Graft
   • Differences of graftless placement and bone augmentation procedures.
   • Basic techniques of autogenous bone grafting
4. Implants in Posterior Maxilla 
5. Transalveolar Sinus Elevation
6. Lateral Window Augmentation
7. Surgery Closure
   • Physical characteristics of the needle (diameter, material, curvature)
   • Types of Sutures and
   • Suturing techniques in periodontal and implant surgery.
8. Post Surgical Healing
   • Relate to patients’ post-surgical healing experience
   • Efficient communication with patients

4. Restoring Implants:

1. Restorative Pathways
   • Different pathways in restoring implants
   • Principles of restorative-based treatment planning
   • Main components and design features of implant restorations
   • Main type of abutments 
2. Screw Retained or Cemented Reconstructions
3. Implant Level or Abutment Level Restoration
4. Restoring Edentulous Patients with Implant Supported Fixed Prostheses 
5. Implant Supported Mandibular Overdenture 
6. Impression Techniques
7. Immediate Loading
8. Implant Supported Provisional Restorations 
9. Cementation Techniques

5. Living with Dental Implants and the Future:

1. Post Surgery Maintenance
2. Digital Technology & Implant Dentistry
3. Radiography for Implant Maintenance

Highlights:

1. Hong Kong University Certification
2. 1-1 Mentorship
3. 2 Day Workshop 
4. Focus on High Quality
5. Thorough theory
6. Live Demonstrations
7. Comprehensive Hands-on
8. Through Clinical Exposure

Lectures

• Principles of Post and Core
• Anatomical, Biological and Mechanical considerations in restoring endodontically treated teeth
• Post designs and types
• Tapered Vs Parallel posts
• Metal posts Vs Fibre posts
• Post space preparation
• Luting cements
• Intra-radicular rehabilitation using FRC
• Core materials

Live demo & hands - on

• Post space preparation
• Try-in of post and assessing with RVG
• Post placement (one metal and one FRC post)
• Core buildup

Day II

Lectures

• Rationale for Non-Surgical RCT
• Restorative disassembly techniques
• Identification/treatment of missed canals
• GP removal using solvents, heat, H-files, rotary
• Ultrasonics in retreatment
• Efficient removal of silver points
• Predictable removal of posts and cores
• Endodontic mishaps : Causes and prevention
• Broken instrument retrieval
• Blocks: Negotiation and patency
• Ledges: Bypass and management
• Perforation management : MTA and its applications

Demo and Hands-On

• GP retrieval from obturated teeth using Rotary retreatment files
• Silver point & broken instrument retrieval from obturated teeth
• Post retrieval
• Perforation repair using MTA

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.