The Implant is Restored, Now What?

839 East Grand Avenue,Escondido CA 92025

05 April, 2023

Description

Dental implants are now the standard of care for patients with missing teeth. As the numberof cases increases, it is essential to communicate ideal dental care following implantplacement. The dental hygienist is often recognized by the patient as a trusted mentor anda go-to once a patient faces treatment options. This course emphasizes the hygienists role inpre-, intra- and posttreatment to minimize infection and potential complications. Evidencebased decision making including safety and efficacy of instruments used in maintenancewill be discussed. This presentation will review current literature on instrumentation as well as biocompatibility of materials on titanium and zirconia surfaces. OBJECTIVES • Identify basics of implant types and components. • Understand biocompatibility of materials related to implant maintenance. • Understand the current literature on proper instrumentation and maintenance • Develop decision tree to evaluate health and disease around dental implants • Identify potential complications and risks in pre- and post-operative care Presented by Tracy Butler, CRDH, MFT Sponsored by Straumann Registration and Dinner from 5:30-6:00pm Program from 6:00-8:00pm This program is intended for General Dentist and Hygienist Any questions reach out to Renae Meyer rmeyer@ncofosc or Russell Price [email protected]