ORAL IMPLANTOLOGY
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A MULTI-SYSTEM
IMPLANTOLOGY
CERTIFICATE COURSE*
FOR THE DENTIST
*(accredited
by University of Salford)
A MULTI-SYSTEM IMPLANTOLOGY COURSE will be repeated in
its twelfth year during the 2009-2010 academic year starting on 18th November 2009 at Trafford General Hospital in
Manchester.
Course Sponsors: The course is supported by 4
major implant companies;
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Astra Tech® UK,
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ITI/Straumann®
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Ankylos® implant system (Dentsply
UK)
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Geistlich
UK
Course Director:
Professor
Cemal Ucer, ITI Fellow, Specialist Oral Surgeon,
Implantology and Oral Surgery Clinic, Oaklands Hospital, Salford, Greater
Manchester.
[Professor of Dental Implantology, MSc/Dip Programme
in Implant Dentistry, School of Health Care Professions, University of Salford]
Course Venue:
Course Duration: one day
per month (either a Tuesday or a Wednesday each month) for 12 months, starting on 18th
November 2009 (ending in November 2010).
Course Requirements: GDC
registration and professional medical indemnity insurance
Number of GDPs Trained: to
date we have trained more than 700 GDPs both in restorative and/or surgical
aspects of dental implantology.
Advanced Courses: Part-time
academic Diploma/MSc degree programmes in dental implantology are available for
those who have completed a year/certificate course or equivalent with basic
clinical experience in implant dentistry.
Applications
are invited for a part-time, hospital based, clinical year course (one day per
month) starting on 18th November 2009.
The
emphasis of this unbiased multi-system course is to teach dental
practitioners (UK residents only) how to incorporate implant treatment to their
practices safely with confidence and the back up of three most documented
implant systems. The course will suit especially those who have been on
introductory lectures but now wish to update their knowledge and gain practical
experience in this revolutionary branch of dentistry. It will also be an
invaluable opportunity for those who are contemplating, or in the process of,
moving into private dental practice.
The current course
(Multi-system Implantology Certificate Course /Trafford General) “is approved by FGDP(UK) for accreditation
of CPD hours and complies with GDC verifiable CPD requirements” (for 60 hrs
verifiable CPD in total). This Certificate Course is accredited by
the University of Salford.
MAJOR IMPLANT SYSTEMS DEMONSTRATED
MAJOR
IMPLANT SYSTEMS TAUGHT:
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Brånemark fixture |
ITI/Straumann HS implants |
IMZ |
Frialit-2 system |
The Astra, Frialit-2 and ITI/Straumann, the
market leaders in implantology for their unique applications,
predictability, R&D and documentation, will
be taught, step-by-step, in patients undergoing implant treatment
COURSE CONTENTS
COURSE CONTENTS
This course will offer
clinical involvement with 3 major implant systems which have the most
documented long term clinical and experimental data obtained over 20 to 30
years. You will be taught the principles of patient assessment & treatment
planning, implant selection criteria, and surgical & restorative treatment
protocols for achieving optimum functional & cosmetic results according
to each individual patient`s clinical needs and requirements. The course is
designed for practitioners who wish to provide both surgical & restorative
or just restorative implant treatment stages. All aspects of implantology will
be covered;
Seminars, lectures, tutorials
Hands-on practical sessions with
major implant systems
Literature review
Surgical & restorative
principles of implantology
During the course patients
requiring implant therapy will be treated to demonstrate the following
treatment modalities, in a stage by stage manner;
Single tooth replacements; partial
and full arch reconstructions
New simplified implant treatment
components & protocols
Immediate implant placement &
loading principles
Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR),
localised ridge augmentation
Autonegous graft harvesting, sinus
augmentation techniques
Implant/bar retained overdenture
treatment
Soft tissue procedures such as
vestibuloplasty and connective tissue grafting.
Flap design in implant surgery
Multi-disciplinary treatment
planning incorporating, endodontics, orthodontics, restorative dentistry etc.
Principles of occlusion in implant
dentistry
All stages of restorative implant
treatment; assessment, diagnosis, stent construction, prosthesis design,
provisional restorations etc.
Laboratory techniques
Course Benefits:
Keynote consultant/specialist
lecturers
Comprehensive teaching programme
including hands-on practical sessions
Full certification for surgical
& restorative implant treatment
Full clinical practice support and
treatment planning/advisory service
Benefit from 20 years clinical and
research experience of our implant team
Join a group of more than 700
dentists we have trained to date
Develop knowledge and skills with not
one system but all three major implant systems
EACH CANDIDATE WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PLACE AND RESTORE AT LEAST ONE IMPLANT CASE UNDER OUR SUPERVISION BEFORE THE END OF THIS YEAR COURSE
Examples of cases from previous courses:
Fractured root
Removal of root
Insertion of implant
Immediate implant
Final restoration
Immediate Implantation with Frialit-2 System
mandibular full arch fixed bridge
milled-bar retained removable bridge
tooth-by-tooth maxillary reconstruction
single tooth replacement with one-stage ITI/Straumann implants & Procera Crowns
Restorative & laboratory techniques
Flap Design:
FMP flap
Single tooth
Sinus augmentation
Split-thickness flaps
localised ridge augmentation:
Resorbed ridge #12
Bone expansion
ITI implants
Connective T. graft
THE COURSE WILL INCLUDE
THE COURSE WILL ALSO INCLUDE :
TOTAL PATIENT CARE & MANAGEMENT
HISTORY &
CURRENT STATUS OF IMPLANTOLOGY
ASSESSMENT,
DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT PLANNING
IMPLANTOLOGY BY
TEAM APPROACH
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
TRAINING FOR DENTAL
NURSES
LABORATORY
PROCEDURES
SURGICAL &
RESTORATIVE PROTOCOLS
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Hands-on practical sessions during the course
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Professor Cemal UCER Oral Surgeon ORAL SURGERY and IMPLANTOLOGY CLINIC OAKLANDS HOSPITAL, 19 LANCASTER ROAD, M6 8AQ TEL: +44 161 787 7700 Secretary: 0161 237 1842 ucer@oral-implants.com |
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2007/2009
Disclaimer: These Web pages on implantology are
designed for general information purposes only. The information presented in
these pages should not be regarded as recommendation for any one particular
type of dental treatment. The "decision making" and "treatment
planning" in dentistry is a multifactorial process and the responsibility
rests with patient`s dental practitioner. The indications, contraindications
and success rate of all forms of dental treatment may vary considerably and
each patient should be examined and evaluated individually by their dentist
prior to starting any treatment. Those wishing to consider any form of dental
treatment should discuss the proposed treatment including its potential
complications, disadvantages, prognosis and success rate and receive
appropriate advice from their dentist, before giving informed consent for
treatment. Although every effort is made to see that no inaccurate or
misleading data, opinion or statement appear in these pages, no liability
whatsoever is accepted for the consequences of any such inaccurate data,
opinion or statement.