Tufts Global Implant Symposium

 

 

 

 

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Tufts Dental CE Symposium Agenda from 8:30am – 5:30pm EST

Expert-Led Sessions

• Introduction by Dr. Shibani Sahni
• “Total Solution in ImmediaXy”: Biomechanical Evidence-Based Principles by Dr. Edmond Bedrossian
• Guided Implant Placement and Predictable Outcome by Dr. German Gallucci
• 16 Years of Immediate Replacement in the Aesthetic Zone: Are You Ready for the Next Step? by Dr. Tristan Staas
• Prosthetic Nightmare on Implants: What Not to Do in the Biological Space by Dr. Giacomo Fabbri
• Restoring Immediate Implant Treatment Solutions by Dr. Lawrence Brecht
• Biological and Mechanical Implant Complications: Prevention and Treatment by Dr. Ekaterini Antonellou-Pantekidis
• Soft Tissue Management Around Dental Implants by Dr. Mike Danesh-Meyer
• Complete Digital Full Arch Workflow with Anatomic Scalloped Implant Osteotomies by Dr. Isaac Tawil
• Implant Rehabilitation of the Atrophic Maxilla by Dr. Glen Liddelow
• Biologically Driven Dental Implant Abutment Design by Dr. Aldo Leopardi

Course Goals and Topics

Comprehensive Prosthetic Rehabilitation Training

Tufts Dental School's advanced course delves into the intricate facets of prosthetic rehabilitation. Learn how to approach complex dental cases involving veneers, crowns, bridges, and implant restorations, ranging from single restorations to full-mouth rehabilitations.

Clinical Procedures and Modern Techniques

Understand step-by-step clinical procedures essential for successful prosthetic therapy. From diagnosis to treatment planning, previsualization techniques to innovative tooth preparation methods, this course covers it all. Emphasis is placed on selecting and managing restorative materials, as well as contemporary cementation procedures.

Digital Innovations in Dentistry

The dental field has undergone rapid digital transformation in recent years. The course will introduce participants to CAD/CAM technology, AI-assisted diagnosis, planning tools, and guided implant surgery. These advancements have streamlined both teeth-supported and implant-based rehabilitations, emphasizing minimal invasive prosthetic approaches and their integration with digital workflows.

Decision-making for Prosthetic Approaches

Equip yourself with the knowledge to make informed decisions about prosthetic methods suitable for various clinical situations. Whether it's single tooth replacement, treating partially edentulous areas, or full-arch implant-supported rehabilitations, this course has you covered.

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FAQs

What is the value of this dental CE course?

For $265 for this all day course of world-renowned lecturers, this course is an absolute no brainer! All of these very knowledgeable clinicians are going to provide tremendous variety in surgical and restorative approaches, based on up-to-date research in peer reviewed journals. The price for this course is surely worth admission!

Why would I want to take this course?

Every single lecture in this symposium is on a completely separate topic, but every single lecture is related to the other. This one-day symposium is the equivalent of taking a weekend course at the Academy of Osseointegration! Many of these lecturers listed are usually giving talks on main stages of large dental conferences – they know what they're talking about and they have research to support their topics.

About Tufts Dental School

As a renowned institution, Tufts University School of Dental Medicine has always been at the forefront of dental education and innovation. It's a trusted name for professionals seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge in the ever-evolving field of dentistry.

Refund and Waitlist Policy

Full tuition refund or credit for cancellations made at least two weeks prior to the course. No refunds or credits after that time or for no-shows.

In the event of over-enrollment, those with unpaid balances will be contacted to secure their place. Failure to do so may result in forfeiting the spot.

COVID-19 Rules and Regulations

Tufts University prioritizes safety. Currently, no screenings are required prior to attending. Mask usage is mandatory on clinical floors and optional in classrooms.

Enrollment and Cancellation

The Office of Continuing Education holds the right to modify or cancel courses if needed. If a course is canceled, a full refund is granted. The school isn't responsible for external costs like travel arrangements. In events like inclement weather, participants can contact the office to check the course status.