Doctor’s Introductory Program

(Course # SIC 1)

In today’s rapidly changing environment in dentistry, the right combination of specific elements must be considered to create the optimal and predictable patient treatment experience particularly related to complex esthetic, implant and restorative therapy. 

Who Will Benefit?

Generalists and Specialists interested in gaining a contemporary overview of the Interdisciplinary practice focusing on Esthetics, Implants, and efficient “TEAM” management

            Program Objectives:

• Concepts of “TEAM” diagnosis, “TEAM” communication and development of the “blueprint” for efficiency in Treatment Planning and clinical decisions - Berkowitz
• 3D-CT Imaging, analysis and Integration – Ellis and Patel
• Soft-Tissue Engineering around Implants for perfect impressions- Stoner
• The role of Orthodontics to synergistically enhance Esthetic, Implant and Restorative results including details of the newest modalities in the treatment of congenitally absent maxillary lateral incisors, malformed maxillary lateral incisors and congenitally absent mandibular second bicuspids – Berkowitz, Hutta, Knobloch
• Advances, innovations and controversies in hard and soft tissue surgical  procedures and restorative implant dentistry – Larsen, Murphy
• Materials planning, selection, and options in advanced restorative therapy; including, successful Laboratory-Dentist communication – Angart
• Implants from an Endodontic perspective – Ettrich
• Interdisciplinary Therapy from the OMFS perspective – Scheetz
• Ohio State Implant Dentistry: What we have learned that could help your practice - McGlumphy
• Restoring implants in the esthetic zone with simplicity and confidence – Elmo
• An interactive review of  patients treated in an “Interdisciplinary” environment including the abraded and worn dentition – Berkowitz, Ellis, Angart
• Interactive Panel Discussion including Questions and Answers