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Dr. Samantha Siranli teams up with dental lab technicians Tony Yoo and Shyun Oh to illustrate her fully digital protocol The protocol for immediate loading of full-arch implants includes the extraction of all non-salvageable teeth, implant placements, abutment placements, intraoral scans (Itero®) with scan bodies placed on the abutments, and in-house milling (Zirconzahn®) on the day of the surgery. The information …
Dr. Bart Silverman discusses a technique to promote osseointegration for patients with a respiratory disease Cystic fibrosis is a rare monogenic autosomal recessive genetic disease affecting around 75,000 people worldwide.1 The disease is typically diagnosed at birth and impacts Caucasians of northern European ancestry with an occurrence of 1 in 2,000-3,000 births, and occurs least …
Drs. Filip Ambrosio and Gregori M. Kurtzman discuss achieving osseocompression and improving bone density during implant procedures Introduction Full-arch implant prosthetics, referred to as “All-on-X,” have become a common option for treating either the edentulous arch or an arch that will be edentulous due to a failing remaining dentition. The goal typically is immediate provisionalization …
Dr. Xavier E. Saab explains a new way to deliver fixed full-arch restorations utilizing traditional LOCATOR® abutments and a new fixed attachment system Introduction The treatment of edentulous arches with full-arch fixed dental prosthetics is the oldest form of restorations placed on root form endosseous implants as presented by Brånemark, et al., in 1977.1 Many …
Dr. Mark Ludlow discusses how adding efficiencies to this implant procedure led to a satisfying result Implant therapy in the maxillary anterior region is always challenging from both a functional and an esthetic perspective. Tooth proportions, smile line, occlusion, soft tissue contour, and bone volume can all affect the degree of difficulty. However, with careful …
Dr. Ara Nazarian treats a patient from start to finish in fewer appointments When a patient presents to your dental practice with questionable and/or non-restorable teeth requiring full-mouth extractions, the biggest concern is whether implants can be placed at the same surgical visit and, if so, whether patients will be able to walk out with …
Dr. David Salmassy illustrates a complicated implant placement with the MPI™ Molecular Precision Implant by Ditron Dental USA Patients don’t come to dentists just for implants. They come to us for teeth and smiles. Some want to use those smiles to improve their life. This female patient, MC, is 30 years old and had a …
Dr. Charles D. Schlesinger discusses a technique to increase implant predictability Implant treatment is a very predictable clinical procedure with a 10-year success rate reported to be 94.6%1; but sometimes unexpected sequelae can interfere with this high success rate. The possible causes of failure can run the gamut from iatrogenic damage by the clinician who …
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Each one-hour virtual webinar moderated by MedMark Media is equivalent to one continuing education (CE) credit. Credit is available to all who register for the webinar and successfully complete a ten-question quiz through our publication’s online system.
Registrants can attend the webinar live at the specified date and time by using the GoToWebinar join link provided by email from any device with an internet connection. Using a laptop or desktop computer is recommended for best viewing the presentation. If you are using a mobile phone or tablet, we recommend using the GoToWebinar app instead of the web browser to improve ease of use for the webinar’s platform. Registrants will also have access to watch the replay at their own convenience through a link emailed to them within 24 hours of the specified live date and time which is hosted on our publication’s website.
If registrants would like to ask a question or receive further clarification, they can type their questions or comments in the question box of the webinar system. The moderator reminds the attendees multiple times before and after the presentation to use the question box. Questions are addressed at the end of the presentation for at least ten minutes. If any questions come in that are not able to be answered live in the time available, we give the question along with the registrant’s email address to the presenter for them to follow up directly.
Registrants will have to either sign in (previous webinar attendee) or sign up (first-time webinar attendee) for our CE quiz system on our publication’s website. Registrants of all CE webinars are allowed this account free of charge. The ten-question quiz is linked on the replay page below the video as well as available directly through the CE dashboard once the registrant is logged in.
Once the quiz is successfully completed, there is a button to download a PDF of the certificate. A copy of the CE certificate is also emailed to the address on file for the CE account. To ensure the deliverability of emails about CE credits, please:
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If the registrant is having trouble accessing either the live webinar, replay, CE quiz or certificate we are available to help by email, chat, and phone. We can provide simple steps with screenshots on how to navigate to and complete the Webinar CE quizzes.
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