This hands-on course will make it easy to remove teeth while saving the bony socket. Attendees will be shown the how, when and why of socket grafting in a trademarked, easy-to-understand fashion and will learn how to use regenerative barriers in a cost effective and user-friendly way.

Experience how to place an immediate dental implant fixture following the atraumatic removal of a tooth. This user-friendly, hands-on course will help the dental team become comfortable using a dental implant motor and dental implant surgical placement kit. Learn how the dentist and assistant must work together to place dental implants in edentulous sites without adjacent teeth to help determine the proper angulation.

This course equips dentists, hygienists, assistants, and team members to confidently diagnose and present teeth-in-a-day cases. Attendees will learn how to communicate treatment options and costs effectively, perform facial and smile analyses, and understand each step of the immediate implant process. Providing teeth-in-a-day restorations is not the future of dentistry, it’s the present. This engaging session will excite your office about offering this treatment. Note: This course is a prerequisite to Course Th1XX.

This hands-on course covers the steps and materials the restorative team will use to deliver a tooth-in-a-day case. Beginning with the pick-up impression immediately following implant placement and suturing to the delivering of the final prosthesis later that day. The patient post-operative care and a discussion on occlusion will also be presented.

Properly diagnosing the need for crown-lengthening procedures is of paramount importance, as is understanding the differences between esthetic crown lengthening and functional crown lengthening on a posterior tooth. This hands-on experience will utilize pig jaws to show a step-by-step procedure for crown lengthening teeth in both the anterior and posterior regions of the mouth.  Demonstrations will be given of bone recontouring, suturing, and surgical techniques and then performed by each participant.

This hands-on course makes suturing easy. Discussion will cover the specifics of materials, needles, techniques, and types of surgical knots. Learn the how, when and why of suturing for particular clinical procedures. This clinically-oriented course is for dental students and teaches everything needed to master all types of suturing.

Students receive a discounted price of $25. This is a $360 value.