Hands-on Dental Implant Education
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"I wanted to thank you again for a great course. You have a wonderful team and all of you have made this an amazing educational experience. I expect it to propel me through the second half of my career."
Neal Solar, DMD, Clearwater, FL
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"My accountant and I met this week in prep for tax season. Since I started with the Implant Educators group my office has morphed BIG TIME." THANK YOU!!!!
Peter Drews DDS. Lewiston, ME.
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Our Comprehensive Implant Continuum features Guided Implant Surgery
" Training Wheels for Implant Placement™ "
“Mentorship is the key to learning” Our co-directors will continue to help you long after you have finished the course. This ongoing support makes us different. Implant Educators looks forward to helping you to reach your goals in implant dentistry. When you learn why, when and how to place and restore dental implants, you can easily incorporate them into your practice. It is exciting for the dentist and extremely beneficial to the patients.
At Implant Educators we firmly believe that high quality comprehensive care is what every dentist should strive for. It is our duty to our patients as well as to ourselves. It is the responsibility of all dentists to be educated in dental implants so as to be able to share this information with their patients. Dental implants are fast becoming standard of care to prevent the further loss of bone in edentulous areas as well as to replace missing teeth. Informed consent can only truly be achieved if both the dentist and the patient are educated on all the treatment options.
New This Year!
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In Office 3D Printed Surgical Guides!
Dental Implant Complications
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Tips and tricks for trouble-shooting and management of surgical and prosthetic complications.
Become confident in your ability to systematically evaluate cases for potential risks to predict what surgical or prosthetic
complications may arise and how to avoid them.
Update and review of current techniques to evaluate patients medically, anatomically and psychologically for surgery, healing, prosthetic rehabilitation and long-term maintenance.
Evaluation of patients occlusally and prosthetically for patients needs/wants in order to best treatment plan the case.
Management of patients’ expectations.