This clinically oriented 2-day course provides clinicians with everything they need to understand about immediacy in full-arch.

The course includes lectures, live demos and hands-on. Focus is given on fundamentals of 3D implant planning and placement utilizing latest technology (software and hardware). The intensive course will provide the clinicians with state-of-the-art protocols and workflows for implant placement and rehabilitation for edentulous jaws and terminal dentition. It also includes principles and guidelines for immediate implant placement and loading protocols using the digital workflow, exposing the participants to different clinical scenarios they may face in everyday practice. At the end of the course, the participants should be knowledgeable on how to carefully plan and execute predictable immediate full-arch implant rehabilitations.

• Understand the state-of-the-art digital workflow for full-arch implant rehabilitations
• Learn the principles and guidelines of immediacy for predictable implant-supported full-arch rehabilitations
• Develop knowledge to avoid surprises throughout the course of treatment

The course is dedicated to individuals and teams, whether surgeons, prosthodontists and technicians. Also to general practitioners to help them know how to plan the cases and know how to refer.

Participation: Credit Hours - 13

AGD Code: 610

Tuition:

Dentist: $2898

TUSDM Faculty: $2600

Tufts Alumni: $2600

Remaining Seats in this course: 12

Make it Simple (MIS)

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For the health and safety of our participants and school community, all participants are required to adhere to the most current COVID-19 policies listed on the registration page. If these school policies change, all participants will be notified of the change and the registration page will be updated. If a participant does not adhere to the vaccination/booster requirements or mask policy, they are not eligible for a refund and cannot join the event. If a participant is unable to join the day of due to symptoms or a positive COVID test, they will be eligible for a full refund. If you have any questions, please contact dentalce@tufts.edu.

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