
Examining the Advancements in Implant Dentistry » Continuing Dental Education » College of Dentistry » University of Florida
About This Event
This presentation will explore how innovations and concept changes shape our skills and treatment planning solutions, while underscoring the importance of collaborative planning between restoring dentist, technician and surgical team members. Surgical concepts that will be reviewed include virtual planning and guided surgery/provisional treatment, implant placement and restoration strategies for small and large edentulous sites, and management of hard and soft tissue deficiencies. Current diagnostic guidelines and methods to monitor health, and our approaches to reduce and mitigate disease risk will be discussed. The course will also cover peri-implant diseases and complications, emphasizing understanding, minimizing, and managing them. Participants will learn about the advantages of digital workflows in improving accuracy and efficiency, as well as the decision-making process regarding immediate, early, or delayed implant placement and restoration protocols. The use and fabrication of customized transitional restorative components will be highlighted, along with soft and hard tissue enhancement procedures used in surgical practice today. Faculty Dr. Sonia Leziy, a recognized leader in continuing education, will lead the course, sharing her extensive knowledge and experience in the field.
Learning Objectives
- Understand peri-implant diseases
- Recognize the importance of digital workflows
- Decide on implant placement protocols
- Learn about transitional restorative components
- Understand soft and hard tissue enhancement procedures




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