Approved PACE Program
Provider FAGD/MAGD
Credit Approval does not imply acceptance by a state
or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement.
1/1/2010 to 12/31/2013
One day seminar
8 C.E. credits
Early registration:
$875 through December 1, 2011
Full tuition: $1100. after December 1, 2011
8 C.E. credits
Early registration:
$875 through December 1, 2011
Full tuition: $1100. after December 1, 2011
Courses, New Jersey
Atlantic Dental Implant Seminars are given in association with and endorsed by the American Academy of Implant Prosthodontics and the Linkow Implant Institute
Courses in New Jersey
Courses in New Jersey
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Please complete this form and fax to: 973.807-0514;
or mail with payment to: ADIS, 400 Broad Street Clifton, NJ 07013
Please complete this form and fax to: 973.807-0514;
or mail with payment to: ADIS, 400 Broad Street Clifton, NJ 07013
Learn advanced techniques from our unique and practical combination of comprehensive lectures, hands-on training, and LIVE surgeries. After a course is completed, participants can bring their own patient and perform implant surgery at our facilities under supervision.
The day of surgery must be scheduled within 12 weeks after the seminar.
Dentists must comply with New Jersey state board license requirements, and may be required to obtain temporary malpractice insurance.
Observers do not need to obtain malpractice insurance.
Doctors can attend hands-on course in Jamaica,
where malpractice insurance will be provided by ADIS.
Seminar1
Basic introductory course in root form implants.
The course includes two parts: theoretical and hands-on sessions.
Both will cover the entire protocol of root form implants,
from placement to final restoration.
Two day seminar, February 3-4, 2012, 14 CE hours
Breakfasts,lunches are provided.
Early registration $1600 through November 1, 2011
Full tuition $1850 after November 1, 2011
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Theory:
• Historic perspective on implants
• The rationale for dental implants
• How to diagnose the implant patient
• Presurgical Planning
• How to interpret CT Scans and radiographs
• Diagnostic models
• Surgical Guides
• Treatment plan alternatives
• Root form implants, different designs, different futures
and their advantages in clinical utilization
• Root form implants, surgical and prosthetic phases.
Single, multiple teeth replacement with the fixed,
fixed-detachable,removable prosthesis's
• Complications
Clinical Part:
• Flap design, flapless approach
• Osteotomy preparation for cylindrical, tapered implants
• Modifications of the osteotomy for one or two stages implant placement
• Placing the implants
• Suturing
• Abutment selection and placement
• Impression taking techniques
• Fabrication temporary restorations.
• Permanent restoration insertion
• Live Surgeries,live restorative procedures
Doctors encouraged bringing their cases for discussions,
Doctors will keep the models for marketing and patient education
Seminar 2
Treatment of patients with narrow ridges. Split ridge techniques
Upon completion of Seminar #2, the clinician will be able
to accomplish the following tasks:
1. Identify cases suitable for split ridge procedures
2. Understand techniques for split ridge procedures
3. Understand the complications of split ridge procedures
4. Perform ridge splitting procedures on anatomical models
• One day seminar February 17, 2012
8 CE hours
Early Registration $875 through December 1, 2011
Full tuition $1100 after December 1, 2011
• Breakfast, lunch provided
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Doctors encouraged bringing their cases for discussions.
Doctors will keep the models for marketing and patient education.
Seminar3
Treatment of edentulous patients
Upon completion of Seminar #3, the clinician will be able to accomplish the following tasks:
1. Identify cases suitable for implant overdentures.
2. Distinguish between bar and clip and stud overdenture
attachments.
3. Understand the difference between implant retained and
tissue supported overdentures, and overdentures that are
entirely implant retained.
4. Become familiar with selected attachment systems.
5. Discuss laboratory and clinical procedures for overdenture
attachment transfers.
6. Perform attachment transfers on anatomical models
• One day seminar April 6, 2012 8 CE hours
• Breakfast,lunch provided
Early Registration: $875 through January 3, 2012
Full tuition: $1100. After January 3, 2012
Doctors encouraged bringing their cases for discussions.
Doctors will keep the models for marketing and patient education.
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