Dental Implants Education, Dental Implants Course, Dental Implants Program, Continuing Education in Dental Implants

COURSE INFORMATION

Five didactic sessions covering basic and applied dental and medical sciences and overview of advanced clinical implantology topics.
Eight hands-on workshops including implant kit and basic armamentarium, incision, flap design and suturing, dummy implant placement, medical imaging, asepsis, lab work flow and prosthesis.
Minimum six surgical sessions including demonstration surgeries and student performing surgeries mentor’s supervision. All students must perform at least one simple implant case surgery under mentor’s supervision for successfully qualifying to advance level.

Dates: 26^th April & 27^th April, 2019 (New Delhi) \| 27^th April & 28^th April , 2019 (Mumbai) Title: Treatment plan and planification. Purpose: Capability of medial investigations, treatment planning and patient recruitment.
Introduction to Implantology Philosophy of CIIOMFI Implant types and classification Types of implant surgeries Loading protocols French volumetric classification of bone ASA classification Test of Primary and Secondary Investigations	Principles of Implant surgery and patient follow-up Treatment plan and planification Indication and contra indication Medical imaging (Part one and two both) Medical record filing Medical communication Malpractices

Dates: 19^th July & 20^th July, 2019 (New Delhi) \| 20^th July & 21^th July , 2019 (Mumbai) Title: Prosthetically drivan implantology. Purpose: Capability in prosthetic planning and doing different type of implant born prosthetics.
Bio mechanical Forces Occlusion considerations in Implantology Basic prosthesis – steps, components and impression techniques Different types of prosthesis	Temporisation Intra oral scan Digital work flow Case presentation

Tentative Dates: 5^th October – 7^th October, 2019 Title: Surgical Sciences Purpose: Capability to placing implants in simple cases and correct medical evaluation of patients health before during and after surgery.
Bone physiology and metabolism Successful bone and soft tissue healing Medical evaluation of patient before, during and after surgery Surgical armamentarium Surgical protocols and checklist	Follow up and complication management Surgical anatomy Asepsis, sterilisation and infection control Emergency, premed and medication Hemostasis Anaesthesia

Tentative Dates: 3^rd January – 5^th January, 2020 Title: Surgical Sciences Purpose: Capability of patient’s case recording, case presentation and follow up.
Daily calcium metabolism Periosteum Dental photography Stage II surgery and soft tissue management	Implant Aesthetics overview Guided implantology overview Applications of lasers in implantology Lab work flow and communication

Tentative Dates: 3^rd April – 5^th April, 2020 Title: Initiation to Advanced Implantology \| Assessment through written examination Purpose: Ability to plan treatment of complex cases and advance implantology initiation.
Definition of complicated cases Immediate implant placement Immediate loading (single or multiple) Socket management Partial extraction therapy Bone Grafting	Bone expansion and compaction Biomaterials, GBR and GTR Block Graft Management of complications (surgical) Hypnosis

Implant Kit & Surgical Material	Prosthetics

Implant Placement	Medical Imaging

Incision & Suturing	Sinus Window Preparation

Note:
Every student is required to perform at least one surgery under mentor’s supervision in second year. Case selection, preparation and presentation should be in accordance to the Institute protocol. Surgical session dates will be amicably decided between students and mentors. Though minimum two surgeries should be performed per session. For group discussion, case discussion and post-op follow up a private group will be formed. Management reserves the right to increase or decrease number of surgical sessions. Students should be eligible to perform surgeries in India.
Conditions:
Two Passport size photos and copy of your degree or state license is mandatory for registration. Surgical and restorative materials are separately payable. No refund of fee after last date of registrations. Third year fee is directly payable to France. Institute will not be responsible for visa/travel arrangements. All assignments and case presentations etc should be done on or before time deadline.