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Dr. Robert Shpuntoff	Vice President
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Dr. Charlene Berkman Dr. Jay Ledner
Dr. Deepak Bhagat Dr. Lawrence Lehman
Dr. Mitchell Greenberg Dr. Alan Queen
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Dr. Doron Kalman Dr. John Schaf

july

14jul9:00 am- 5:00 pmQCDS Implant Fellowship (Session 1 of 4)

Event Details

Presenter: Dr. Robert Mikhli

Date: July 14, 2017 (Friday)

Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST

Location: QCDS Headquarters, 86-90 188th Street, Jamaica NY

Credits: 32

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Course Schedule:

Day 1

Morning session – Interactive Lecture

Biological basis of oral wound healing
Principles of atraumatic extraction
Socket preservation

Afternoon session

Bone graft materials and membranes
Guided Bone Regeneration
Introduction to CBCT

Day 2

Morning session – Interactive lecture

Introduction to Osseointegration
History of Dental Implants
Implant mechanics
Treatment planning

Afternoon session – Hands on workshop

Use of proximators in atraumatic extraction
Use of bone graft materials in socket preservation
Use of collagen membrane in Guided Bone

Regeneration

Suture selection and techniques

Day 3

Morning session – Interactive lecture

CBCT principles
Radiation safety
Review of head and neck anatomy
Interpretation of CBCT scans

Afternoon session – Hands on workshop

(Bring laptop if possible)

Mapping of critical anatomy
Use of CBCT software
Merge prosthetic plan with CBCT
Prosthetically driven implant treatment planning
Plan your upcoming cases

Day 4

Hands on laboratory (AM)

Set up motor, handpiece, surgical kits
Implant placement on models and carpine jaws

Afternoon session

Q & A session
Closing remarks

Day 5 and 6 – One on One IN office training

Place 5 implants in your office on your patients
IN office implant marketing strategies with your staff
Dental assistant training in surgical assisting and sterilizations techniques

Course Description:

The INplant Surgical Mentorship Program was designed to give the general practitioner the knowledge, skill, and confidence to successfully integrate implant surgery into their practice. The didactic portion gives the practitioner the necessary biological basis for predictable clinical outcomes. The hands-on training develops proficiency in the surgical procedures. But the chair side mentorship is what gives the confidence necessary to actualize the skills gained into everyday practice.

Why INplant?

Looking at the plethora of implant courses available, most courses have you leave your practice for a number of days, sit through lectures, practice on plastic jaws, and go home. Others have you travel to third world countries and place 20 implants on patients with minimal to no planning. Returning from these courses, many colleagues have told us that they still lack the knowledge and confidence to start planning and placing implants in their practice the following Monday morning.

Return On Investment

Our system has had great success imparting the knowledge necessary, with the critical one on one guidance, to successfully integrate implant surgery into their practice. In order to facilitate this, we include 5 implants placed together in your office over 2 sessions in the course fee. The fees for these implants placed and restored in your office give a built in ROI.

Course Objectives:

Expand your implant surgery practice and increase the number and predictability of elective surgeries you perform by incorporating the fundamental sciences, patient evaluation and treatment planning protocols, case selection information, implant surgery techniques, extraction site management and ridge preservation procedures, soft tissue grafting, periodontal plastic surgery and bone grafting techniques for implant site development, universal aesthetic principles, aesthetic risk assessment information and evidenced based treatment protocols for selection and sequencing aesthetic implant site development procedures as well as avoiding and treating surgical and prosthetic implant complications that you will learn from the comprehensive presentation of this course.

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:

Understand fundamental science related to dental implant therapy.
List components of successful implant consultation.
Understand the benefits of using Cone Beam CT, digital treatment planning and guided implant surgery.
List the components of an ideal implant surgery armamentarium and employ aseptic technique.
Understand the technique of atraumatic extractions to preserve bone for immediate implant placement.
Learn proper technique for socket preservation.
Understand the armamentarium necessary for successful implant placement and how to properly utilize motor and handpieces for implant surgery.
Understand proper surgical technique, proper suturing, and patient follow-up.
Evaluate and treatment plan cases requiring tooth extraction and grafting for implant reconstruction.
Recognize the parameters that influence the level of treatment difficulty and differentiate between straight forward, advanced and complex implant cases.

Presenter Biography:

Dr. Robert Mikhli is a graduate of SUNY Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine. He then completed a General Practice Residency at New York Hospital Queens and continued there for a Fellowship in Oral Maxillofacial Surgery/Implantology. He then went into private practice working with restorative doctors acting as their surgical branch and prosthetic consultant. He is also the founder of the INplant Implant Mentorship Program. Dr. Mikhli has a passion for teaching and integrating cutting edge technology to deliver the best clinical outcomes. He is a member of the ADA, AGD, ICIO and AAID. He maintains offices in Brooklyn, Cedarhurst, and Manhattan.

Fees:

Pre-registration is required. To register, call us at (718) 454-8344 or click one of the buttons below.

ADA Members: $6,500

ADA Member staff: 200

Non-ADA Members: $8,500

Non-ADA Member staff: 300

(This fee covers all 4 live courses and the 2 in office training sessions)

A $15 late fee will be assigned to all who pay and/or register on the day of the event.

Time

(Friday) 9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST

Location

QCDS Headquarters

86-90 188th Street, Jamaica NY

21jul9:00 am- 5:00 pmQCDS Implant Fellowship (Session 2 of 4)

Event Details

Presenter: Dr. Robert Mikhli

Date: July 21, 2017 (Friday)

Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST

Location: QCDS Headquarters, 86-90 188th Street, Jamaica NY

Credits: 32

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Course Schedule:

Day 1

Morning session – Interactive Lecture

Biological basis of oral wound healing
Principles of atraumatic extraction
Socket preservation

Afternoon session

Bone graft materials and membranes
Guided Bone Regeneration
Introduction to CBCT

Day 2

Morning session – Interactive lecture

Introduction to Osseointegration
History of Dental Implants
Implant mechanics
Treatment planning

Afternoon session – Hands on workshop

Use of proximators in atraumatic extraction
Use of bone graft materials in socket preservation
Use of collagen membrane in Guided Bone

Regeneration

Suture selection and techniques

Day 3

Morning session – Interactive lecture

CBCT principles
Radiation safety
Review of head and neck anatomy
Interpretation of CBCT scans

Afternoon session – Hands on workshop

(Bring laptop if possible)

Mapping of critical anatomy
Use of CBCT software
Merge prosthetic plan with CBCT
Prosthetically driven implant treatment planning
Plan your upcoming cases

Day 4

Hands on laboratory (AM)

Set up motor, handpiece, surgical kits
Implant placement on models and carpine jaws

Afternoon session

Q & A session
Closing remarks

Day 5 and 6 – One on One IN office training

Place 5 implants in your office on your patients
IN office implant marketing strategies with your staff
Dental assistant training in surgical assisting and sterilizations techniques

Course Description:

Why INplant?

Return On Investment

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:

Understand fundamental science related to dental implant therapy.
List components of successful implant consultation.
Understand the benefits of using Cone Beam CT, digital treatment planning and guided implant surgery.
List the components of an ideal implant surgery armamentarium and employ aseptic technique.
Understand the technique of atraumatic extractions to preserve bone for immediate implant placement.
Learn proper technique for socket preservation.
Understand the armamentarium necessary for successful implant placement and how to properly utilize motor and handpieces for implant surgery.
Understand proper surgical technique, proper suturing, and patient follow-up.
Evaluate and treatment plan cases requiring tooth extraction and grafting for implant reconstruction.
Recognize the parameters that influence the level of treatment difficulty and differentiate between straight forward, advanced and complex implant cases.

Presenter Biography:

Fees:

Pre-registration is required. To register, call us at (718) 454-8344 or click one of the buttons below.

ADA Members: $6,500

ADA Member staff: 200

Non-ADA Members: $8,500

Non-ADA Member staff: 300

(This fee covers all 4 live courses and the 2 in office training sessions)

A $15 late fee will be assigned to all who pay and/or register on the day of the event.

Time

(Friday) 9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST

Location

QCDS Headquarters

86-90 188th Street, Jamaica NY

28jul9:00 am- 5:00 pmQCDS Implant Fellowship (Session 3 of 4)

Event Details

Presenter: Dr. Robert Mikhli

Date: July 28, 2017 (Friday)

Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST

Location: QCDS Headquarters, 86-90 188th Street, Jamaica NY

Credits: 32

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Course Schedule:

Day 1

Morning session – Interactive Lecture

Biological basis of oral wound healing
Principles of atraumatic extraction
Socket preservation

Afternoon session

Bone graft materials and membranes
Guided Bone Regeneration
Introduction to CBCT

Day 2

Morning session – Interactive lecture

Introduction to Osseointegration
History of Dental Implants
Implant mechanics
Treatment planning

Afternoon session – Hands on workshop

Use of proximators in atraumatic extraction
Use of bone graft materials in socket preservation
Use of collagen membrane in Guided Bone

Regeneration

Suture selection and techniques

Day 3

Morning session – Interactive lecture

CBCT principles
Radiation safety
Review of head and neck anatomy
Interpretation of CBCT scans

Afternoon session – Hands on workshop

(Bring laptop if possible)

Mapping of critical anatomy
Use of CBCT software
Merge prosthetic plan with CBCT
Prosthetically driven implant treatment planning
Plan your upcoming cases

Day 4

Hands on laboratory (AM)

Set up motor, handpiece, surgical kits
Implant placement on models and carpine jaws

Afternoon session

Q & A session
Closing remarks

Day 5 and 6 – One on One IN office training

Place 5 implants in your office on your patients
IN office implant marketing strategies with your staff
Dental assistant training in surgical assisting and sterilizations techniques

Course Description:

Why INplant?

Return On Investment

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:

Understand fundamental science related to dental implant therapy.
List components of successful implant consultation.
Understand the benefits of using Cone Beam CT, digital treatment planning and guided implant surgery.
List the components of an ideal implant surgery armamentarium and employ aseptic technique.
Understand the technique of atraumatic extractions to preserve bone for immediate implant placement.
Learn proper technique for socket preservation.
Understand the armamentarium necessary for successful implant placement and how to properly utilize motor and handpieces for implant surgery.
Understand proper surgical technique, proper suturing, and patient follow-up.
Evaluate and treatment plan cases requiring tooth extraction and grafting for implant reconstruction.
Recognize the parameters that influence the level of treatment difficulty and differentiate between straight forward, advanced and complex implant cases.

Presenter Biography:

Fees:

Pre-registration is required. To register, call us at (718) 454-8344 or click one of the buttons below.

ADA Members: $6,500

ADA Member staff: 200

Non-ADA Members: $8,500

Non-ADA Member staff: 300

(This fee covers all 4 live courses and the 2 in office training sessions)

A $15 late fee will be assigned to all who pay and/or register on the day of the event.

Time

(Friday) 9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST

Location

QCDS Headquarters

86-90 188th Street, Jamaica NY