Dental Courses in Ferozepur

THE PROGRAM AN OVERVIEW:

The increasing demands for high quality cosmetic dentistry makes it essential for the practioners to update themselves on the material science and the practical techniques to meet the patient needs. This program on cosmetic dentistry has been carefully crafted for practioners to incorporate cosmetic dentistry as an integarl part of his / her practice. This clinically oriented curriculum is presented in an best possible educational environment, which makes learning exciting and effective. The academy is equipped with all latest equipments and materials of International Standards.

Lectures, demonstrations and hands on workshop are planned in such a way that the participants will be able to effectively incorporate the learnt techniques in their day to day practice. The program will also include – discussions and evaluations which will enhance the most effective interchange of knowledge.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES :

• Quick review of basic sciences essential for understanding the art of cosmetic dentistry
• To make effective diagnosis and treatment planning
• To master the art of selecting the right materials and techniques
• Effective lab communication
• Essentials of photography
• Introduction to full mouth rehabilitation
• Mastering essential clinical procedures with hands on for direct and indirect restorations
• Incorporation of magnification to practice

Program Highlights

• The program is designed for a maximum of 10 participants only to enable personalize interaction and attention.
• The program consist of 3 modules – total 10 days spread over 5 months, giving time to implement what is learnt.
• The program will consist of lectures, demonstrations, hands on workshops with interactive evaluation.
• The program is structured in a logical sequence to master the art and science of cosmetic dentistry.
• Lectures will be closely paired with hands on sessions required for different clinical scenario's.

BRIEF GLANCE OF THE MODULES

Module 1 : Mastering composite Artistry | Duration : 3 days

• Introduction to the field of cosmetic dentistry
• Adhesive dentistry
• Material advancements and instrumentation
• Shade Matching and shade mapping for composites
• Clinical techniques on Diastema Closure, class III and masking of stains with hands on
• Tips for successful Class II restorations with hands on
• Detailed training on Class IV restoration with finishing and polishing secrets - hands on
• At the end of the program participants will be able to do restorations that blend perfectly with the existing dentition, the first step in cosmetic dentistry

Module 2 : Excellence in Ceramics | Duration : 3 days

• Complete in and out of ceramics will be dealt in this module. This includes metals ceramics and complete overview on All Ceramics.
• Theory of ceramics and lab processing and choice of materials will be dealt in detail.
• Shade matching in ceramics.
• Visit to a dental Lab to get the insight of step by step processing of Ceramics, esp CAD CAM
• All ceramic anterior and posterior crown prep with hands on
• All ceramic anterior and posterior crown prep with hands on
• Laminate theory and technique with hands on
• Temprorization theory and hands on
• Cementation for all ceramics with hands on
• At the end of the program participants will be able to choose the right material and do a practically invisible restorations that is required on day to basis.

Module 3 : Smile Designing | Duration : 4 Days

• Once the participants are thorough with regular procedures and mastered them, they will be taken to the next level in this module. The participants will be working under magnification, 2.5X loupes.
• Smile design principles and practice will be dealt in detail
• Orientation to magnification with loupes
• Introduction to digital dentistry and dental photography
• Composite veneering for smile designing cases with hands on
• Ceramic veneering for smile designing cases with hands on
• Temprorization and cementation hands on
• Functional rehabilitation and its importance in the success of cosmetic restorations and introduction to full mouth rehabilitation
• Demo and hands on face bow transfer
• Introduction to accreditation programme of AACD
• Practice building the inside secrets and closing comments
• The modules will be with a gap of one month, during this time interval the participants are requested to implement what they have learnt come back with pictures and doubts for discussion to learn more.

THE PROGRAM ENLIGHTENS ABOUT THE WORKFLOW:

SCREW RETAINED IMPLANT RESTORATION FROM SINGLE TO MULTIPLE TEETH REPLACEMENT
ANTERIOR ESTHETIC RESTORATION INCLUDING TEMPORIZATION
DIGITAL IMPLANT PROSTHODONTICS INCLUDING INTRA ORAL SCAN STRATERGIES
FULL ARCH IMPLANT RESTORATIONS

MODEL HANDS-ON
→ IMPRESSION
→JAW RELATION
    JIG TRIAL

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

• Practice based approach
• Hands on patient
• Deminstrations
• Do's and Dont's
• Launchpad for ICOI

INCLUDES

• Implant and patient
• Framed certificate with participant's photograph
• Executive lunch and refreshments

Day 1

• Introduction to Implantology
• Case Selection
• CBCT interpretation
• Implant placement demonstration
• Hands on implant placement in model

Day 2

• Hands on implant placement in patient
• Introduction to Prosthodontics in implantology
• Implant impression demonstration

Objective

To train the candidates for clinical readiness in endodontics and fixed prosthodontics by introducing/ updating their knowledge and skill in newer and advanced endodontic and fixed prosthodontics methods and techniques.

• For candidates with limited or no clinical endodontic and fixed prosthodontic exposure.
• Recent graduates.
• Dentists who have taken a break from practice.
• Candidates seeking to gain thorough knowledge in endodontic therapy and fixed prosthodontics.
• Candidates seeking to perfect their endodontics and prosthodontic skills.

Course Content

Theory and hands-on training from basics to modern endodontics and fixed prosthetic treatments and Clinical cases.

Lectures and Seminars

Lectures and seminars that cover everything from the very basics of endodontics starting from anatomy and morphology of tooth structure to the most advanced techniques of endodontics covering rotary, single visit RCT, and surgical aspects of endodontics , various types of post & core. The course also included cosmetic dental treatments like veneers/laminates,and fixed prosthetic treatment modalities like tooth preparation for crown and bridges, impression techniques, cementation techniques, occlusion evaluation and correction.

Hands on Clinical Endodontics

Clinical Endodontics Demonstrations and Hands on training with clinical co-relation to understand the internal anatomy, root morphology (sectioning of tooth,hand instrumentation, demonstration of. access preparation for anterior and posteriors, identification / locating the canals , glide path preparation, pulp extirpation, different methods of working length establishment, apex locators, use of RVG, negotiating the calcified canals, use of chelating agents, use of intracranial medicaments, different methods of irrigation, selection of instruments for cleaning and shaping , various instrumentation techniques of Cleaning and shaping.

Advanced Endodontics

Advanced Endodontics rotary crown down preparation, rotary instrumentation of narrow canals, use of hybrid technique for cleaning and shaping (BMP), master cone selection, sealer application methods, evaluation of preparation, obturation techniques for single visit RCT, common mistakes (endodontic mishaps) and their management, re-RCT with rotary endodontics, Use of lasers in endodontics. Pedodontics- Apexification and Apexogenesis.

Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic Dentistry Bleaching, internal bleaching, Veneer preparation, temporization, cementation of veneers

Post and Core

Various types of post space preparation and core build up techniques, Impression making for custom made posts.post cementation procedures

Fixed Prosthetics

Crown preparation for single and multiple crowns, impression taking for crown and bridges, different types of cementations and occlusal corrections.

Documents to be submitted

• Copy of internship completion certificate.
• Copy of degree certificate/ provisional degree certificate.
• Copy of state dental council registration.
• Copy of all B.D.S Marks sheets
• 2 photographs
• Passport copy/Address Proof ( Only for international/ N.R.I candidates)

List of instruments required

• Extracted teeth. As many as possible.
• Typhodont teeth for veneer preparation(Anteriors)/crown preparation(pre-molars & molars)
• Air-rotor handpiece
• Micromotor handpiece

List of Instruments / Equipments Provided by the Academy

• K-files, 21 and 25 mm, 15 to 40 1 box each.
• H-files, 21 and 25 mm, 15 to 40 1 box each
• K and H- files 25 mm 40 to 80 1 box each
• Barbed broaches assorted 15 to 40 1 set
• Spreaders and pluggers 21 mm 15 to 40 1 box each
• Protaper hand instruments intro kit 1 box
• R.C prep or Glide chelating gel 1 unit
• Rotary instruments Protaper, K3, Mtwo, Hyflex.
• DG 16 hand instrument
• GP. Protaper F1, F2, F3,- 20, 25, 30, size 4% and 6% cones
• Gates Glidden 1 box
• Peizo reamers 1 box
• Access cavity burs 1 kit
• Crown and bridge preparation burs 1 kit
• IOPA x-RAY 30
• Enamel tray
• Metal measuring Scale
• Endo box for instruments
• Curved G.P cutting scissors
• Glass slab
• Dappen dish
• McIntosh Sheet
• Spirit lamp.

NOTE: Academy will assist the candidates in case they are unable to procure any particular item given in the above list.

COURSE MODULES & CONTENTS : MASTER CLINICIAN PROGRAM 

MODULE 1 

Basic Science : 

Faculty:- Dr.Raghu Narayan, Dr.Ananth Krishna, Dr.Praveen Kumar,
Dr.Manjunath,
1. Pulp dentin Complex
2. Internal Anatomy and root Apex
3. Pathways of Pulpal infection and Endodontic microbiology
4. Pulp and Periapical pathology
5. Blood and Nerve supply to heads/ Neck
6. Pharmacology of Local Anesthesia and Nerve block in Endodontics
7. Endodontic Pharmacology(Drugs and Chemicals in Endodontics) 

MODULE 2

Basic clinical science

Faculty:- Dr.Ajay, Dr.Chaitra, Dr.Jagadeesh, Dr.Shwetha.
1. CBCT in Endodontics
2. Sterilization & Disinfection
3. Isolation in Endodontics
4. Ergonomics of Dentistry
5. Modern Dentistry Clinical Management

MODULE 3

Basic Endodontics:

Faculty:- Dr.Raghu Narayan, Dr.Praveen Kumar, Dr.Ananth Krishna
1. Diagnosis and treatment Planning
2. Management of Pain in Endodontics
3. Diagnostic aids in Endodontics
4. Endodontic Instruments and Standardization 

MODULE 4 

Clinical Endodontics:

Faculty:- Dr.Raghu Narayan
1. Access Preparation for individual tooth
2. Working Length Determination
3. Cleaning and Shaping and Instrumentation
4. Irrigation and Clinical methods /Sequence of irrigation
5. Intracanal Medicaments
6. Protaper hand instruments and Instrumentation technique
7. Obturation Techniques 

MODULE 5 

Endodontics for Complex Cases – 6 Days

Faculty:-Dr.Anantha Krishna ( MDS, Endodontist, Asst prof in Dept of
Endodontics and conservative dentistry) , Dr.Raghu Narayan, Dr.Lalith
Vivekanand (MDS, periodontist , associate prof in dept of Periodontics, MRADC)
1. Traumatic injuries and Clinical Management
2. Management of Resorption
3. Geriatric Endodontics
4. Procedural Errors and its management
5. Endo-perio lesions and its management 

MODULE 6 

Rotary Endodontics:

Faculty:- Dr.Raghu Narayan
1. NiTi Alloy and its properties
2. Principles of NiTi Rotary files
3. Rotary Endodontics
4. Rotary Endodontics Multiple System presentation 

MODULE 7 

Advanced Endodontics:

Faculty:- Dr.Raghu Narayan, Dr.Ananth Krishna
1. Single Visit Endodontics
2. Advanced Obturation techniques
3. Retreatment
4. Surgical Endodontics
5. Magnification in Endodontics(Loupes & DOM) 

MODULE 8

Post Endodontics Restoration:

Faculty:- Dr.Raghu Narayan
1. Access Filling and Core Buildup- sonic fill, duel cureresing, sdr ,
2. Post and Core- threaded metal. Fiber, cast post, direct and indirect
techniques.
3. Endo Crowns- short crown prepn, bevels, impresson technique, case
selection, cementation 

MODULE 9

Fixed Prosthodontics :

Faculty:-Dr.Vasanth Kumar, Dr.Aatish Shah
1. Principles of Tooth preparation
2. Shade Matching
3. Impression Techniques
4. Temporization
5. Cementation
6. Occlusion
7. Full Mouth Rehabilitation
8. Facebow

MODULE 10

Aesthetic Dentistry

Faculty:- Dr.Raghu Narayan and Dr.Aatish Shah
1. Veneers and Laminates
2. Tooth Whitening (Internal / Home Bleach /In-office)
3. Smile design
4. Shade selection
5. Cosmetic contouring 

MODULE 11 

LASERS in Modern Dentistry

Faculty:- Dr.Sairam .S.R
1. LASERS: Science and Principles
2. Lasers in general dental practice
3. Soft tissue LASERS

MODULE 12 

Clinical Periodontics

Faculty:- Dr.LalithVivekanand
1. Normal Structure and pathophysiology of periodontics
2. Diagnosis and treatment planning-Case Discussion
3. Non surgical Management
4. Endo-Perio Lesions
5. Surgical Management

MODULE 13 

Advance periodontics

Faculty:- Dr.LalithVivekanand
1. Recent Advances in Clinical Periodontics
2. Bone Grafts
3. Perio Aesthetics
4. Crown lengthening
5. Lasers in Perio
6. Splinting 

MODULE 14

Clinical Pedodontics

Faculty:- Dr.Ananth, Dr.Praveen Kumar, Dr.Arihanth
1. Apexification and Apexogenesis
2. Revascularization
3. Pediatric Endodontics
4. St.Steel crowns 

MODULE 15 

Dental Materials ( Recent Advances)

Faculty-: Dr.Raghu narayan, Dr.Aatish, Dr.Sorna
1. Ceramics
2. Impression materials
3. MTA / Biodentin
4. Composites / DBA 

MODULE 16 

Restorative dentistry :Composites Aesthetic restorations

Faculty: Dr.Raghu Narayan,
1. Composite veneers – layering with index and freehand modelling
2. Composites Aesthetic restorations – Class-I, Class-II, Class III, Class IV,
Class V
3. Inlay and onlays – preparation , impression and cementation
4. Pink aesthetics with composites
5. Contacts and contours
6. Matrix bands

• Theory classes (2 Hours): 65 to 70 days
•  Demonstrations of every procedural step (1 to 2 hours) : 60 days
•  Preclinical work: (2 to 3 hours) 75 days
•  Clinical work: 2 to 3 hours(some time full day)40 to 45 days.

(NOTE: The Program Schedule given above is based on Average amount of time
and days utilized for previous batches and may marginally vary) 

Get a first hand experience in performing a Sinus Lift and placing an Implant with ease using a computer aided guide.

Course HighLights

• Small cohort 
• Individual attention
• Experienced Panelists
• Certificate
• Refreshments and lunch

Day 1

-Basics of Implants
-Basics of CBCT
-Basics of Guides/Stents
-Guided Implant Placement
 demonstration on a model
-Guided Implant Placement by participants on the model

Note : Last date for registration is 9th April 2018

It is designed to introduce the microscope to dentists who have negligible or limited experience in microscopic dentistry

• Ultrasonics and Microscopes - The perfect partners in Endodontics
• Management of calcified pulp space
• Post removal exercises
• Retrieval of fractured instruments
• Perforation management
• Post space preparation and placement of FRC posts
• Retreatment
• Apexification
• Vital pulp therapy
• Revascularization
• Documentation and patient education

Smile Designing

• Veneer
• Tooth preparation for different types of Veneer
• Composite veneers
• Porcelain laminate veneer
• Gingival retraction Techniques
• Elastomeric Impression making
• Shade selection
• Temporization
• Luting of Veneers
• Diastema Management
• Management of Peg lateral
• Bleaching

• In-office bleaching
• Night guard bleaching
• Internal / Walking Bleach

                 COMPOSITE RESIN RESTORATION

• Material revision
• Layering technique, Ramped / staged curing, LED vs QTH
• Bi-layered restoration,

• Open sandwich
• Closed sandwich
• Class I,II,III,IV,V

• Trouble shooting
• Post-op sensitivity
• Marginal leakage
• Discolouration
• De-bonding

• Matrices
• Sectional Matrix Systems and other newer Matrix Systems
• Wedges and Wedging Techniques
• Manipulation and Handling of Dental Materials

This two days hands-on course is designed to be a practical application of occlusion philosophies for everyday dentistry and full mouth rehabilitation cases. This program is designed to enable dentists to incorporate occlusion principles in their single tooth, quadrant and more complex and implant dentistry cases. It will enable you to start using facebows and semi adjustable articulators in your day to day practice.

Lecture

• Diagnosis and treatment planning for FMR
• Treatment sequencing and step by step treatment execution in various cases with different approaches
• Diagnostic wax up and Provisionalization
• Basics of occlusion: Centric Relation, Centric Occlusion and MIP
• Facebows: Different types and their limitations
• Articulators: Types and selection criteria before buying
• Centric Relation Techniques
• Vertical Dimension Techniques: When and how to raise the bite
• Bite registration records - different materials and techniques
• Mounting of casts
• Programming of articulators
• Articulating papers: Which, why and where?

Hands On

• Facebow record and transfer
• Determining and recording centric relation
• Mounting on semi adjustable articulator

Demo

• Impression Making
  • Single step: Putty tight body
  • Two step: Putty light body
  • Single step: Monophase(Polyether)
• Provisionalization
• Programming of Articulators
• Occlusal Equilibration

brief

A brief outline on Undergraduate Endodontics

1. Patient selection
2. Diagnosis
3. Treatment planning
4. Instruments & Materials
5. Canal anatomy

Clinical Lectures with Tips & Tricks

6. Patient prep
7. Access opening & Working Length using Xrays & Apex locators
8. Biomechanical prep, Intracanal Irrigation & Dressings
9. Management of Hot tooth/ Weeping canal
10. Obturation
11. Core-buildup materials and methods
12. Post & Core

Bonus

13. Endodontic Practice management

Note

• Lectures will be supported by demonstrations / videos  
• Attendees will be provided with patients on the last day to practice
• and learn better.
• Lectures are focussed towards clinical material, so that you can start
• using the right techniques from Day 1.
• Those who registered in advance before december 31, patients will
• be provided by academy.
• You can also bring your own patients.
• Course materials for the 5 patients will be given by the academy.
• 5 Patients can be done even after the course also (on sundays). 

Endodontics

The Academy of Advanced Dentistry offers a unique 4 day program for the General Practitioners which is on par amongst the leading academies in the world. We have the prestigious accolade of training more than 300 Dentists in 3 years with some of the participants from countries abroad such as, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, Europe, Greece, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Muscat and Saudi Arabia.

We also render Online mentoring along with:

• Hands-on training
• Case discussions
• Self-evaluation techniques
• 25 Root canal exercises. All the 25 access preparations will be evaluated critically under high precision Microscope
• The participant will have hands-on experience with RVG, Intra oral camera, Apex locator, Endo motor and Microscope during the training period
• Students will witness live procedures first-hand done under the microscope
• Limited seats only (5 participants) – one-on-one coaching

Fellowship in General Dentistry is an exclusive Fellowship programme conducted at AIAD centres in India which enables a Dentist to begin their dental career with confidence & enriches the practicing dentist in their clinical skills.

Programme Highlights:

• This Fellowship Program includes all the content of Fellowship in Clinical Endodontics, apart from the following added content .

• Participants will be awarded both the certificates FCE & FGDIt is the amalgamation of multi-department works to a single chair uni-dentist expertise.

• Enables a Dentist to treat almost all aspects of Dentistry except Orthodontics, Implants, FMR & few major surgical procedures.

• Gives an edge to a young dentist to begin their own dental practice

• Alongwith dental treatment skills it gives an opportunity to the participant to build-up practice management skills as well which is generally neglected in our dental schools but it has been given much importance at AIAD centres as this particular aspect has a major role in achieving higher levels of practice

Programme content:

• Initial 3-4 days of course contains lectures on basic & rotary endodontics alongwith Hands-on practice on extracted teeth

• Once the participant is confidant to open access cavity preparations, patients are allotted (A minimum of 10 root canal patients / participant provided)

• Each participant will learn crown preparations on extracted teeth first & then allowed to do the same on patients (A minimum of 15 crown preparations /participant provided)

• Learn & do the retraction of gingiva by using retraction gel & gingival retraction cord in anterior cases

• Use Elastomeric impression material in cases where you need to record finer details

• Learn atraumatic extractions on patients

• Manage prosthetic replacement for difficult crowns by learning post & core build-up in patients

• All participants of this programme are free to do the composite fillings or any other fillings in the daily O.P. of our attached charity hospital

• All participants shall have the opportunity to learn placing tooth Jewels

• All participants can watch the live procedures of implants & lasers being done at the centre regularly by either the faculty or other implant fellows.

• Present a Seminar at the end of the programme

• Clear the final assessment by external & internal evaluators

• Fellowship certificate is awarded in the convocation or can be collected from centre after convocation only

Accomodation:

• Accomodation can be recommended from third party vendor at extra cost for both men and women. 
• Cost of accommodation ranges from 6000 to 10000 per month, inclusive of food.

Course Details:

Smile Designing

• Veneer
• Tooth preparation for different types of Veneer
• Composite veneers
  • Porcelain laminate veneer
  • Gingival retraction Techniques
  • Elastomeric Impression making
  • Shade selection
  • Temporization
  • Luting of Veneers

COMPOSITE RESIN RESTORATION:

• Diastema Management
• Management of Peg lateral
• Bleaching
  • In-office bleaching
  • Night guard bleaching
  • Internal / Walking Bleach
    • Open sandwichMaterial revision
    • Layering technique, Ramped / staged curing, LED vs QTH
    • Bi-layered restoration,
• Closed sandwich
• Class I,II,III,IV,V
  • Trouble shooting
  • Post-op sensitivity
  • Marginal leakage
  • Discolouration
  • De-bonding
• Matrices
  • Sectional Matrix Systems and other newer Matrix Systems
  • Wedges and Wedging Techniques
• Manipulation and Handling of Dental Materials

Programme Highlights

• Start up course for dentists having little or no exposure to implantology
• Lectures, Hands-on pre-clinical training on Styrofoam models
• Implant placement on patients under expert supervision, by the participants
• Implant placement and the delivery of prosthesis done by the participants
• The ufb01rst scheduled module, of 2 days, covers the lectures and implant placement on patients
• Participants will get continued support even after the completion of the course
• Opportunity to become Fellow / Diplomate of ICOI/ISOI

Day One:

Lecture l Osseo integration & Bone Biology.
Lecture 2 Indications / Contra-indications
Lecture 3 Imaging [ CT scan / X rays] & Model analysis
Lecture 4 Treatment planning & Rehabilitation options
Lecture 5 Surgical Protocol for soft/dense bone types.
Lecture 6 Surgical Template / Guided surgery.
Lecture 7 Hands-on on models. Surgical demonstration on patients by the mentor.
Lecture 8 Biomechanical Considerations in implantology
Lecture 9 Surgical Considerations, Pharmacology, Consent, Post-care.
Lecture 10 Case planning with participants - Discussion with Radiographs & Models.
Lecture 11 Overview of Complications & Failures
Lecture 12 Guidelines to Implant restoration and after care

Day Two:

Live Demonstration of Implant Placement on Patients by Major Dr Pravin Prathip J All Participants to Place Implants on Patient Live Demonstration of Impression Making for Implants on Patients

2nd Stage Surgery and Impression (After 3 Months)
II nd Module

Day Three:

Implant Prosthetic Armamentarium, Impression Techniques, Cement & Screw retained prosthesis, Failures and Management

Day Four:

Impression Taking and prosthesis delivery on patients

MODULE 1 :

Method of L.A administration ( Infiltration , Nerve block)

MODULE 2 :

Exodontia

• Normal and Difficult Extractions ( Third molars, root stumps and Grossly carious tooth.

MODULE 3 :

Alveoloplasty , Operculectomy

MODULE 4 :

Treatment of dry socket

MODULE 5 :

Apicectomy

MODULE 6 :

Incision and drainage

MODULE 7 :

Periapical cyst removal and periapical curettage

MODULE 8 :

Disimpaction

Course Days Schedule: Every Tuesday.

Course Timimg: 1 PM to 5:30 PM

Master the art of Implantology: with the Implant Experts- Dr.V.S.Mohan & Dr. Bajwa from Germany.

DENTE GURUKUL COURSE OVERVIEW: This course is designed for all the Dental Surgeons. Lectures will include the science of Implantology, surgical considerations namely inscions, flap design, socket preservation, bone grafting and suturing. Participants will have the opportunity to perform implant surgery, restorationof the same, apart from the above, reading and understanding CBCT, intra oral digital scanner.
 

First Module: (A)Didactic and Table Clinic

DAY ONE:

MORNING SESSION:

1. INTRODUCTION TO DENTAL IMPLANTS
RATIONALE OF DENTAL IMPLANTS

Tea Break:

IMPLANT DESIGN AND BIO MATERIALS
ANATOMY OF THE MANDIBLE AND MAXILLAE

AFTERNOON:

UNDERSTANDING BONE PHYSIOLOGY
DIAGNOSIS CLINICAL AND RADIOGRAPHIC
TREATMENT PLANNING

Day Two:

MORNING SESSION

MEDICAL CONTRAINDICATIONS

ASPESIS

SURGICAL PROTOCOL

AFTERNOON

CBCT- INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION

FIRST COMPANY -TABLE DEMONSTRATION ON MODELS

DAY Three:

MORNING SESSION:

SUTURING TECHNIQUES
UNDERSTANDING WOUND HEALING
ANTERIOR ESTHETICS
IMMEDIATE IMPLANT PLACEMENT

AFTERNOON:

SECOND COMPANY- TABLE DEMONSTRATION ON MODELS
THIRD COMPANY- TABLE DEMONSTRATION ON MODELS
INTERACTIVE SESSIONS CASE DISCUSSIONS

First Module (B) Surgical Phase:

During the First Module or Before the end of the First Module (Didactic and Table Clinic), the participants are requested to get their cases approved, and for which they should come along with the medical records, Models, CBCT, wherever applicable, OPG & IOPA, and discuss the case with the Faculty, and get them approved, which would benefit all the participants.
An appropriate date could be finalized and the surgical procedure could be carried out with each participant assisting one another under the guidance of the Faculty.
This would ensure maximum benefits to the participants.

THREE MONTHS LATER-SECOND MODULE (DIDACTIC)

PLANNING THE RESTORATION
IMPRESSION MAKING (OPEN TRAY AND CLOSED TRAY METHOD)
PRINCIPALS OF PLATFORM SWITCHING
CEMENT V/S SCREW RETAINED RESTORATION
ACCIDENTS AND COMPLICATIONS HOW TO AVOID THEM??
MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE OF IMPLANTS

CASE PRESENTATION BY PARTICIPANTS

PRACTICAL SESSION
EXPOSING THE IMPLANTS
SELECTION AND PLACEMENT OF GINGIVAL FORMER
IMPRESSION MAKING
PLACEMENT OF RESTORATION

Course HIGHLIGHTS:

1. Hands on training.

2. Implant placement under proper guidance.

3. Mentor guided for next couple of implants.

4. Planning and placement of restoration.

5. Understanding and interpreting CBCT

6. International certification from Germany.

7. 32 CDE points.

Course Venue: Marriot courtyard, Andheri east.

Course Schedule: 3rd-5th June 2016.

Course Timings: 8.45 am-6:00 PM

Course Fee:  Rs.65,000/- inclusive of taxes

Includes one Implant & placement on patient, Morning tea, afternoon tea and lunches & Course material.

Learnings:

1. Introduction:

1. Case Selection
2. Aetiology, Incidence & Clinical Presentation
3. Demonstration & Usage of Armamentarium
4. Anaesthesia & Anxiety Control
5. Indications
6. Radiographic Interpretation
7. Pharmacology
8. Indications & Contraindications
9. Management Of Complications
10. Atraumatic Extraction Techniques
11. Post Operative Management
12. Atraumatic extraction techniques.
13. The elevator-only extraction technique

2. Implants and Patients:

1. Phases of comprehensive treatment plan with dental implants
2. Therapeutical actions that belong to each phase. 
3. Surgical anatomy and local anatomical factors in relation to implant procedures.
4. Main contraindications and risks factors
5. Identifying patients’ expectations
6. Important factors for reaching patient satisfaction with implant treatment.

3. Placing Dental Implants:

1. Implant Placement 
2. Guided Tissue Regeneration (GTR)
   • Principles
   • Favourable and unfavourable sites
   • Clinical techniques
   • Devices for GTR
3. Autogenous Bone Graft
   • Differences of graftless placement and bone augmentation procedures.
   • Basic techniques of autogenous bone grafting
4. Implants in Posterior Maxilla 
5. Transalveolar Sinus Elevation
6. Lateral Window Augmentation
7. Surgery Closure
   • Physical characteristics of the needle (diameter, material, curvature)
   • Types of Sutures and
   • Suturing techniques in periodontal and implant surgery.
8. Post Surgical Healing
   • Relate to patients’ post-surgical healing experience
   • Efficient communication with patients

4. Restoring Implants:

1. Restorative Pathways
   • Different pathways in restoring implants
   • Principles of restorative-based treatment planning
   • Main components and design features of implant restorations
   • Main type of abutments 
2. Screw Retained or Cemented Reconstructions
3. Implant Level or Abutment Level Restoration
4. Restoring Edentulous Patients with Implant Supported Fixed Prostheses 
5. Implant Supported Mandibular Overdenture 
6. Impression Techniques
7. Immediate Loading
8. Implant Supported Provisional Restorations 
9. Cementation Techniques

5. Living with Dental Implants and the Future:

1. Post Surgery Maintenance
2. Digital Technology & Implant Dentistry
3. Radiography for Implant Maintenance

Highlights:

1. Hong Kong University Certification
2. 1-1 Mentorship
3. 2 Day Workshop 
4. Focus on High Quality
5. Thorough theory
6. Live Demonstrations
7. Comprehensive Hands-on
8. Through Clinical Exposure

SATURDAY

Session I

• Key concepts in RCT
• Pathology of infected tooth
• Clinical Diagnostic distinctions
• Access opening and orifice location - Significance of extra canals
• Irriigants and medicements - when and how?
• Endodontic radiography

Session II

• Methods of working length measurement
• Curvatures and calcification - Difficult cases
• Biomechanical preparation - Coronal enlargement, apical preparation & blending.
• Ni-Ti instruments - where are we currently? Protaper, K3, M2

SUNDAY

Session III

• Obturation techniques - What to do? for better long term results
• Micrscopes in endodontics - Can we start doing it?
• Non surgical management of lesions - Current trends
• Endodontic Surgery
• Tooth fracture and management

Session IV

• Management of Perforations - Has it done good?
• Management of broken instruments
• Post Endodontic restorations
• Post & core systems
• Mono block
• Canal projection technique

No of participants restricted to 4 for individual interaction. This programme blends modern endodontics with traditional forms of therapy. Original cases and video presentations are included for systematic and detailed presentation of key concepts.

Workshop on

• Access opening - where to trace extra canals?
• Various methods of working length determination
• Coronal flaring with gates and orifice shapers
• Coronal preparation with hand files and rotary ni-ti files
• Lataral condensation, single cone and thermafil obturation techniques.
• Post space Preparation & Post placement
• Clinical Radiography & case discussion (Participants can bring their x-rays for discussion)

Take home materials worth Rs.5000/- will be provided along with practical record book.

To say that Botox is a popular esthetic treatment is a vast understatement. Over 21 years has past since the introduction of botulinum toxin A injections (Botox) have been used for the unsightly frown lines between the eyes and smoothing of facial wrinkles. Botox treatments are the most commonly preformed minimally invasive cosmetic procedure . There were nearly 3.5 million cosmetic procedures done with Botox in 2014.

This training course is designed for practitioners who are new to facial aesthetics and Botulinum Toxin, and aims to provide foundation level knowledge required for administering injections for facial rejuvenation.

This comprehensive one-day training course explores the applications of Botulinum Toxin A for cosmetic purposes with a focus on the most popular areas requested for treatment.

The course Highlights

• Facial Anatomy
• Injection Anatomy
• The Use of Botulinum Toxin in Aesthetic Medicine
• Patient assessment / Case selection & Treatment Planning
• Precautions and considerations
• Complications and management
• Live demonstration of injection techniques
• Payments can be made by cash/demand draft in favour of Indian Dental Education Academy payable at Chennai.