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This 10-Month Comprehensive
Training Program Will Enable You To:
- Formulate a comprehensive approach to diagnosis and treatment planning related to implant dentistry
- Live surgeries under direct supervision
- Fresh cadavers dissection/surgeries
Presenters include renowned university
faculty, world-class clinicians and top
authorities in implant dentistry. The
program will be presented over a
10-month period. This course is a
must for all doctors who want to be
proficient in implant dentistry.
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September 2011 – June 2012
Eugene, Oregon
Over 300 hours of PACE approved
continuing education
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World Renowned Faculty Includes:
| Dr. Frank LaMar |
Dr. Jaime Lozada |
| Dr. Mohamed Sharawy |
Dr. Shankar Iyer |
| Dr. Jack Lemons |
Dr. Robert Miller |
| Dr. Walter Chitwood, Jr. |
Dr. Nicholas Caplanis |
| Dr. Bart Johnson |
Dr. Frank Recker |
| Dr. Michael Keenan |
Rose Nierman RDH |
| Dr. James Rutkowski |
Ms. Joy Millis |
| Dr. Hilt Tatum, Jr. |
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| Dr. William Locante |
Course Director: |
| Dr. Brion Benninger |
Dr. Shane Samy |
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Testimonial:
This program provided a unique opportunity for
me and my staff to be trained and supervised
performing implant surgery in a surgical setting
on our own patients.
I think this program provides important credentials
for any practitioner’s implant resume.
Dale L. Petrich, DDS Seattle, OR
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Approved PACE Program Provider
FAGD/MAGD Credit.
Approval does not imply acceptance by
a state or provincial board of dentistry
or AGD endorsement. 6/1/2011 to
5/31/2015. Provider ID#219322
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Session Dates:
2011:
September 15-17 (This Session Includes hands-on
cadaver session for all participants)
October 6-8 November 17-19
December 8-10
2012:
| January 12-14 | February 16-18 |
| March 15-17 | April 19-21 |
| May 3-5 | June 14-16 |
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Posted by Dental Continuing Education on March 15, 2011 at 11:55 am under Bone Grafting.
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The First International Conference on
Dental and Craniofacial Stem Cells
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Wednesday April 27 through Friday April 29, 2011
The New York Academy of Sciences in New York City
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The First International Conference on Dental and Craniofacial Stem
Cells will assemble for the first time the world’s leading scientists in the
field of dental/craniofacial stem cells. Diseases and injuries affecting the
craniofacial complex have a high impact on facial appearance and quality
of life. The discovery of stem cells derived from dental/craniofacial tissue
has generated great enthusiasm and interest due to the possibilities for
regeneration and the clinical applications. This field offers great potential
for the treatment of craniofacial tissues affected by chronic diseases,
trauma, congenital anomalies, and tumors. This three day conference will
set the stage for advancing the knowledge base about the biology, function
and eventual clinical application of dental/craniofacial stem cells.
Topics will include:
Molecular and Functional Assays of Dental, Oral, Craniofacial Stem Cells
Stem Cells and Craniofacial Development
Origin of Dental, Oral and Craniofacial Stem Cells
Stem Cell Interactions with Immune Systems and Inflammation
Stem Cells: Regulatory Landscape and Policies
From Development to Tissue Regeneration Models
Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering
Dental and Craniofacial Regeneration
Tissue Regeneration back to Stem Cell Biology: Moving Forward
Course Directors:
Jeremy Mao, DDS, PhD, Columbia University
Darwin Prockop, MD, PhD, Texas A&M Medical Center
Pamela Robey, PhD, NIDCR
Nadya Lumelsky, PhD, NIDCR
Conference website
http://dental.columbia.edu/ICDCSC/
CE Office website:
www.dental.columbia.edu/ce
Email:
dentalce@columbia.edu
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Dates:
April 14 – 16, 2011
August 25 – 27, 2011
November 3 – 5, 2011
In Historic
Charleston, SC
The Medical University of
South Carolina College of
Dental Medicine
Charleston, South Carolina
By the Department of Stomatology Division
of Periodontics
- Over 1000 Doctors Trained
- University Based
- Cone Beam CT Scan of Every Specimen
- 6:1 Student to Faculty Ratio
- All Faculty Surgical Specialists
- Ph.D. Anatomist Lecturing and in Lab
Corporate Co-sponsors:
Salvin Dental Specialties, Imaging Sciences, Ellman, BioHorizons, Consult Pro
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Course Intent
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This course is designed to give clinicians the confidence to
perform soft tissue grafts, appropriate flap design for full and partial
thickness flaps, suturing and advanced bone grafting procedures
upon returning to their offices.
Our structure is a combination of
in-depth lecture, over the shoulder
demonstration and a hands-on
workshop with models and fresh
frozen cadaver heads on advanced
bone grafting for implant
placement. One of the unique features of our course is that we provide
cone beam CT scans and Virtual Implant Placement software
interpretation of every cadaver head to simulate a realistic learning
experience. This is the closest
thing to performing live surgery!
Each participant will receive
a comprehensive manual which
compiles PowerPoint slides from
the lecture. This makes following
the lecture more enjoyable than
having to take detailed notes,
and provides an excellent reference
back in the office after the
course. Each participant will
also receive a personalized
monogrammed scrub which can
be worn in the lab, as well as a
soft sided attaché.
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Course Objectives
After completing this course the clinician should be able to
treatment plan dental implants based on prosthetic classifications,
divisions of available bone and classifications of bone density. The
surgeon will be able to provide
appropriate manipulation and
grafting of the soft tissues, and
have exposure to the practical
use of cone beam software
(Virtual Implant Placement).
Finally, the implant surgeon will
have a more thorough understanding
of advanced bone
grafting procedures which will
ultimately improve implant
success, longevity and esthetics
for their patients..
Seminar Schedule & Topics
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Thursday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Lecture Format covering:
- Importance of attached tissue around teeth and implants
- Surgical anatomy of soft tissue
- Blood supply of soft tissue
- Incision and flap design for grafts and implants
- Full thickness and split thickness flaps
- Spreading of soft tissue flaps for coverage
- Free gingival and subepithelial connective tissue grafts
- Suturing of grafts and flaps
- Choosing suture material
- Use of growth factors with soft tissue grafts
- Diagnosis and treatment planning
Friday 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Lecture Format covering:
- Divisions of available bone
- Classification of bone density
- Twelve keys to bone grafting
- Socket/ridge preservation after extraction
- Monocortical block onlay grafting from symphysis and ramus
- Block allograft
- External and internal sinus grafting
- Classification of sinuses
- Introduction to Cone Beam CT technology
- Introduction to Piezotome surgery instrument
- Surgical anatomy
- Introduction to Consult-Pro
- Preview of Saturday laboratory session
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Saturday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Model Lab Hands-On (1.5 Hours)
- Suturing practice on cloth models
- Ramus block on mandibular model
- Sinus lift on maxillary model
- Block graft on maxillary model
Cadaver Lab Hands-On (6 Hours)
- Free gingival graft
- Connective tissue graft
- Vascularized Interpositional Periosteal connective tissue graft
- Computer exercise utilizing Virtual
Implant Placement (VIP) software and
cone beam CT scan of your cadaver
specimen. Each participant will have
the opportunity to evaluate their
cadaver specimen for: sinus height /
width, sinus septa, sinus floor, best
place for sinus window, trace inferior
alveolar canal, and ramus height/width
for block graft harvesting
- Sinus lift
- Ramus block graft
- Periosteal flap fenestration for closure over block graft
- Use of trephines
- Maxillary V2 anesthetic block
- Dissection of nerves, muscles, spaces, etc.
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About the Speakers
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Course Director: Dr. John Russo
is a graduate of The
Ohio State University College of Dentistry. He completed
his periodontal training and earned a Master in Health
Sciences degree from the Medical University of South
Carolina. Dr. Russo is a Diplomate of the International
Congress of Oral Implantologists. He is in private practice
in Sarasota, FL and is a clinical assistant professor at the
Medical University of South Carolina in the Division of Periodontics. He is an
author and an international lecturer on bone grafting and dental implant surgery.
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Course Co-Director: Dr. Bob Gellin
joined the Medical
University of South Carolina faculty in 1985. He is
Professor and Chair of the Department of Stomatology,
Director of the Division of Periodontics and a Diplomate of
the American Board of Periodontology. He maintains an
active practice limited to Periodontics within the College’s
Dental Faculty Practice. Dr. Gellin is also the administrator
of the College of Dental Medicine’s clinic management software.
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Additional Course Faculty:
Dr. Theirry Bacro.
Associate Professor, Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy.
Dr. John “Eric” Hamrick.
Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology,
Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of Periodontics, Department of
Stomatology, Medical University of South Carolina, national lecturer on guided
bone augmentation, private practice over 20 years in Greenville, South Carolina.
Dr. J. Daulton Keith.
Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of Periodontics,
Department of Stomatology, Medical University of South Carolina. Private
practice in Charleston, SC for 35 years limited to Periodontics/implants and
international lecturer on bone block grafting and implantology.
Dr. Joe Krayer.
Assistant Professor and Director of the Graduate Program in
Periodontics, Division of Periodontics, Department of Stomatology, Medical
University of South Carolina
Dr. P. D. Miller.
Clinical Professor, Division of Periodontics, Department of
Stomatology, Medical University of South Carolina. Recognized as an international
expert in the field of soft tissue grafting, having introduced new concepts and
procedures to Periodontics.
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“The experience was excellent
and I learned a lot! All of the faculty and staff were congenial and helpful.”
- Gordon Christensen DDS, MSD, PhD
Director, Practical Clinical Courses. Co-Founder and Senior Consultant, Clinical Research Associates, Provo, UT
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“One of the best courses I have taken.
Very informative and educational. I would recommend this course to anyone doing implants.”
- Walter F. “Jack” Turbyfil, Jr., DMD, Implantologist
International Implant Lecturer, West Columbia, SC
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Register Early
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Due to the number of surgical
instruments and cadaver heads
needed for the lab, and in order to
provide an outstanding faculty to
participant ratio, the course must
be limited to thirty participants per
course. In order to attend the
course date of your choice we
recommend that you register early.
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Charleston Place Hotel Historic District:
205 Meeting Street
Charleston, SC 29401
888-635-2350, 843-722-4900
www.charlestonplace.com
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Courtyard by Marriott:
35 Lockwood Dr.
Charleston, SC 29401
843-722-7229
www.marriott.com/chscy
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Comfort Inn:
144 Bee Street
Charleston, SC 29401
877-424-6423, 843-577-2224
www.comfortinncharleston.com
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Registration Information
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$3,850 for Doctors
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$1,000 for Auxiliaries |
Download: Full Brochure and Registration Form
John Russo, D.D.S., M.H.S.
1704 Bay Road, Sarasota, FL 34239
Phone (941) 955-3100 • Toll Free (866) 317-7760
Fax (941) 955-4769
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The MUSC College of Dental Medicine is an ADA CERP
recognized provider.
ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental
Association to assist dental professionals in identifying
quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA
CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or
instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours
by boards of dentistry.
The MUSC College of Dental Medicine designates this
activity for 21 hours of continuing education credits.
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Posted by Dental Continuing Education on March 4, 2011 at 7:30 am under Bone Grafting, Soft Tissue Grafting.
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