IMPLANTS IN THE ESTHETIC ZONE:

How   Implant Design Can Assure Positive Results in the Anterior Region

Presented   by Dr. Jim Soltys

Board Certified Diplomate of the   American Board of Prosthodontists

Faculty, EastmanDentalCenter,RochesterNY

***1-hour Continuing Education   Credit***

REGENERATIVE TECHNIQUES

for Successful Implant Therapy

Presented by Dr. Tim Blieden

Clinical Associate Professor of   Dentistry, Division of Periodontics

Eastman DentalCenter,RochesterNY

***1-hour Continuing Education   Credit***

Implant design has evolved through the   years from external hex connections to internal placed connections, yet we   see some implant companies are more esthetically successful than others in   the anterior zone.  This course will   explain spacing requirements and three dimensional placement, then focus on   characteristics of implant design that maintain bone and soft tissue that   lead to beautiful restorations.  The   Keystone Prima Implant System will be featured in this presentation - how to   use it in everyday implant treatment planning, placement, and final   restoration.

Successful   implant therapy depends upon a sufficient volume of hard and soft periodontal   and peri-implant tissue.  The lack of   this requirement may preclude implant placement, or may force a placement   that could lead to an adverse restorative outcome.  Often times the implant surgeon is faced   with defects in the jaws created by infectious processes, or due to long-term   tooth loss. Before consideration can be given to implant therapy, these   defects require definitive, predictable management.

A   variety of bone grafting techniques and materials are now available to assist   the clinician in management of the wide range of defects encountered.  Dr. Blieden will focus on the advantages of   specific techniques and materials, and also show clinical examples that   demonstrate the clinical handling and suitability of these materials for both   simple and complex case management.

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