Course #4: Accelerated “All-on-X” – Removable Prosthetics
About Course
Do all patients perceive fixed implant therapy superior to removable? According to a recent reviews of the literature comparing fixed vs. removable full-arch implant therapy, implant overdentures were found to be less costly, equal in function & patient satisfaction (Goodacre, C. et al., EJOI 2017).
In this 4th course attendees will explore and practice the most predictable, minimally-invasive, evidence-based, efficient and cost-effective SURGICAL & RESTORATIVE full-arch removable techniques. These modern treatment modalities increase success rates, optimize clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction & ultimately, elevating the standard of care.
Case-based learning extensively covers different types of full-arch removable implant therapies. Potential complications patients and clinicians may experience and most importantly how to avoid and manage them effectively are discussed.
Course includes: on-demand didactic training, life-like 3D model surgery and live surgery trainings
Attendees will also learn to increase case acceptance by enhancing their ability to plan treatment and present complex treatment with the aid of our innovative proprietary software Implantability™.
Efficiently and effectively planning, presenting, billing and executing successful complex implant treatment improves fulfillment and profitability upgrading your private practice to it’s fullest potential!
Didactic: 13 videos 4hs 14min
Model Surgery: 33 videos 2h 55min
Live Surgery: 22 videos 2h 13min
Course Content
Module #1: Didactic
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01. Introduction
08:55 -
02. Case 1: Do all patients prefer fixed prostheses
17:41 -
03. Case 2: Indications for removable implant prostheses. Maxillary bar overdenture.
07:51 -
04. Case 3: Importance of 3D implant position in removable full-arch. Zygomatic implant revision with maxillary bar overdenture.
09:15 -
05. Case 4: Management of severe patient neglect. Co-Axis & straight implants, maxillary bar overdenture and mandibular solitary attachment overdenture.
29:12 -
06. Case 5: Revision of failed fixed “All-on-X.” Patient factors: manual dexterity and finances. Adequate restorative space, osseodensification, explant techniques, maxillary bar overdenture, mandibular solitary attachment overdenture.
18:25 -
07. Case 6: Insufficient patient resources and A-P spread for fixed restoration. CoAxis implants, maxillary bar overdenture, mandibular solitary attachment overdenture.
12:59 -
14:14
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09. Case 8: Solitary attachments for maxillary and mandibular overdentures; CoAxis and straight implants.
30:20 -
10. Case 9: Removable implant options for the growing patient.
17:25 -
11. Case 10: Complications in removable implant dentistry.
17:59 -
12. Case 11: Direct resilient attachment pick-up.
07:52 -
13. Conclusion.
02:20
Module #2: Model Surgery (Maxilla) – Straight Implants:
Module #3: Model Surgery (Maxilla) – Angle Correcting Implants:
Module #4: Model Surgery (Mandible) – Straight Implants:
Module #5: Model Surgery (Mandible) – Angle Correcting Implants:
Module #6: Live Patient Surgery – (Maxilla)
Module #7: Live Patient Surgery – (Mandible)
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