Advance Solutions for Severe Atrophic Maxilla and Hands-On with Zygomatic Implants

 

 

 

 

 

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Table of Contents

• • Course Aim
  • Course Description
  • About the Lecturers
  • FAQs
  • Refund and Waitlist Policy
  • COVID-19 Information
  • Enrollment and Cancellation

Course Aim

Grasp the essentials of pretreatment planning, which also encompasses provisional prosthesis considerations. Delve into the anatomy and biology of the maxilla and zygomatic bone. Acquaint yourself with the three primary zygoma implant placement methods: inter-sinus, extrasinus, and extra-maxillary. Explore a recorded surgical video, complemented by a live Q&A for in-depth comprehension. Engage in discussions about managing complications and maintaining zygomatic implants.

Course Description

This course delves deeply into the realm of zygomatic implants, starting with pretreatment surgical evaluation methods to ensure optimal outcomes. Attendees will gain insights into the histology of the zygoma and the relevant anatomy associated with zygomatic implants. A comprehensive exploration of various zygoma implant surgical techniques is offered, along with a balanced discussion on their respective advantages and drawbacks. The course emphasizes the critical criteria for effective treatment planning and implant placement, while also detailing specific surgical protocols. Through a step-by-step analysis of recorded live surgeries, participants can glean valuable insights from both the commentary and the visual demonstration. This is further enriched by a clinical Q & A session and dedicated clinical case presentations. To ensure a holistic understanding, the course covers potential complications and presents a thorough review of existing literature on the subject. Lastly, participants will have the unique opportunity for hands-on practice under direct expert supervision, reinforcing the course's theoretical components with practical experience.

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About the Lecturer

• Dr. Shuaib Malik

• Shuaib Malik, D.D.S. holds a bachelor's degree in biophysics and molecular biology. He obtained his dental degree from New York University College of Dentistry. His quest for deeper knowledge led him to the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, where he finished his oral and maxillofacial surgery residency, serving as chief resident. With over a decade of experience in full arch zygomatic solutions, Dr. Malik has mastered various zygoma implant techniques, positioning him uniquely to impart knowledge on all methodologies, highlighting their respective strengths and weaknesses. Currently, he holds the title of President at the Maxillofacial Institute of Implantology and serves as Vice President of the American College of Maxillofacial Implantology. Based in Chicago, Dr. Malik's practice specializes in orthognathic surgery, facial cosmetics, facial trauma, TMJ, bone grafting, pathology, dental implants, sedation, and wisdom-teeth extractions.

Why should you take this course?

Unlock the potential to tackle more advanced surgical cases with guidance from a globally recognized expert. Dr. Shuaib Malik is not just an oral surgeon; he's an acclaimed educator who has shared his knowledge on zygomatic implants on international platforms. The placement of these implants is undoubtedly intricate, but under Dr. Malik's tutelage, the complex becomes comprehensible. This course offers a unique opportunity to learn from one of the best in the field, arming you with cutting-edge techniques and insights that can elevate your surgical skills. Don't miss out on this chance to advance your knowledge and broaden your surgical horizons.

What is the return on investment of this course?

For a sum of $1,800 invested in our zygomatic implants course, the returns are nothing short of transformative. Dive deep into the art of zygomatic implantology, and harness the expertise to cater to an underserved segment of patients. With 2021 systematic reviews revealing that between 12% and 46% of the edentulous population suffers from maxillary atrophy, there's a substantial patient base awaiting specialized care. Consider this: out of these patients, a significant 20% to 30% might necessitate zygomatic implants for full arch solutions. This translates to an estimated 2.4% to 13.8% of all full arch implant patients potentially seeking your advanced capabilities. By integrating these specialized skills, you not only stem the outflow of advanced cases from your practice but also tap into a burgeoning patient market. This course doesn't just offer a clinical advantage—it's a strategic decision to bolster your practice's revenue and reputation.

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Refund Policy

Participants are eligible for a full tuition refund or credit for cancellations made at least two weeks before the course's commencement. Unfortunately, refunds or tuition credits won't be available after this period or for those who fail to attend.

Waitlist Policy

Should a CE course garner significant registrations leading to a waitlist, the CE office will approach individuals with pending payments. These individuals will need to settle their balances to confirm their spot. In case of non-payment, their reserved spot might be offered to another paying participant on the waitlist.

COVID-19 Guidelines

Tufts University prioritizes a secure campus environment. As of now, attendees of the Continuing Education/Lifelong Learning and Distance Education courses at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine don't need to undergo any screening. However, mask usage is advised in clinical areas and remains optional in classrooms.

Enrollment and Cancellation Procedures

The Office of Continuing Education has the discretion to limit registration when a course reaches its maximum capacity. It also retains the right to amend, cancel, or change any course content or faculty if deemed necessary. Should a course cancellation occur, participants will receive a full refund. Efforts will be made to notify participants promptly regarding any cancellations. However, the school is not accountable for any disruptions caused to the participants' travel plans.

In case of unforeseen circumstances like severe weather conditions, the Office of Continuing Education may either cancel or reschedule a course. Participants will be informed via the provided contact details about any such changes. If in doubt about a course's status, participants are encouraged to get in touch directly with our office on the course day.

Contact Us

Email us at dentalce@tufts.edu or call us at (617) 636-6629