Implant chaos - Why it happens and how to deal with it Full Day Lecture
BRIEF
In general it is a day scoping the post insertion problems we face in implant dentistry; problems that arise as a result of decisions at surgery and how it affects aesthetics and functions over time, what can be remedied and what is better prevented in planning.
LEARNING OUTCOMES Learn the risk factors for mucositis, peri-implantitis and other cases of What restorative modifiers are critical to assess when planning for peri-implant bone loss
implant restorations
What treatment options there are and if they work
Can new digital technologies help in restorative based planning
Identify a difficult situation and consider your options
Restorations design how retrievable do we need it to be?
Procedural and laboratory skills to address problems
Assessing fit- some of the difficulties with deep internal connections.
Understand why a restorative based plan remains essential to reduc-
Predictable fit - guidelines to ensuring good fit Impression taking - its role in good fit
ing the incidence of complications
TOPICS AND PRESENTERS Who, what and where? Does it matter?
Peri-implantitis: can it be managed successfully?
Dr Robert De Poi
Professor Ivan Darby
Surgically induced complications will be viewed from the
This lecture will cover the risk factors for mucositis and
perspective of the skills, judgement, experience and
peri-implantitis. It will look at the management of
performance factors required by the surgeon and the
these and whether a successful outcome can be
characteristics of the implants themselves.
achieved.
Failure to plan is planning to fail?
How important is the fit?
Dr Chris Evans
Dr Simon Wylie
Implant restorations can provide patients with life
The fit of implant superstructures can have
changing solutions to partial or full edentulism.
ramifications on the peri implant tissue stability. In this
However in order to achieve restoration success, careful
lecture we will assess the science related to "fit". We
planning is essential to avoid the myriad of complication
will also look at some of the clinical implications or
that can occur with implant supported restorations.
poor fit in both single unit and multiple unit super structures.
What happened to my papilla? Dr Andrei Locke
Can clever prosthodontics fix the sins of planning?
There are a number of anatomic, biologic, and
Dr Gordon Burt
restorative factors which can influence greatly papillae
Explore the various options available to the clinician
interactions. Identifying and understanding these
and technician to correct implant angulation. These
factors will help both in maintenance preservation of the
solutions, among other tips will be presented.
papillae, and in appreciating and potentially modifying papillae response to surgical and restorative intervention in individual cases. This lecture will explore these ideas.
DATE
CPD
RSVP
Friday 4 March 2016
6 scientific hours
Monday 29 February 2016
TIME
FEES
PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY
9:00 am — 5:00 pm
VENUE
Member Non Member Recent Graduate
Victoria University Convention Centre Level 12, 300 Flinders Street Melbourne
FORMAT Lecture
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