Tuesday Session
Program Track: Implants
Moderator: Barry D. Wagenberg
Speaker: David A. Gelb
In the evolution of the implant solution to provide tooth replacement, osseointegration and attainment of optimum function and esthetics with implants is recognized as a universally necessary and obtainable accomplishment. This program will focus on immediate implant surgery with immediate load as a means of accelerating the treatment sequence in varied clinical and anatomical situations, to minimize the number of surgical procedures, provide temporary tooth replacement the day of extraction and guide gingival form to optimal contour, maturity and consistency. Surgical and prosthetic procedures will be projected with short- and long-term clinical and radiographic outcomes in various clinical situations, from single to multiple tooth replacements.
Educational Objectives:
- Define the surgical procedure as it applies to varying anatomical sites.
- Delineate the prosthetic steps in temporization.
- Project short- and long-term results clinically and radiographically.