SundayJanuary 11, 2015

Portsmouth, N

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Concord D

ental & M

edical Sem

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A Continuing E

ducation Course for the E

ntire Dental Team

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Dale R. Rosenbach, D.M.D., M.S. Treatment Planning

the Single-tooth Implant Restoration

Do not delay delivery–Time-dated material

Dale R

. Rosenbach,

D.M

.D., M

.S. re-ceived his undergraduate degree in biology from

Yeshiva U

niversity and his dental degree from

New

Jersey D

ental School. Af-ter com

pleting a one year G

eneral Practice Residen-cy (G

PR) at W

oodhull M

edical Center in Brook-

lyn, he worked in private

practice for a year. Fol-low

ing this, he attended C

olumbia U

niversity for his postdoctoral training

in periodontics and implant dentistry, com

pleting a master’s

degree focusing on the effects of abutment dis/reconnection on

initial peri-implant bone loss. D

r. Rosenbach is a Diplom

ate of the Am

erican Board of Periodontology.

Dr. R

osenbach is currently on faculty at both the GPR

at W

oodhull Medical C

enter and the Postgraduate Periodontal D

epartment at Lutheran M

edical Center in Brooklyn, N

Y, and is also in private practice in N

YC. H

e has been published in D

entaltown M

agazine and has been appointed to both their editorial advisory and continuing education advisory boards. Additionally, he serves as the head of project for W

ikiProject D

entistry on Wikipedia.

Dr. Rosenbach lectures extensively on topics related to peri-

odontics, implant dentistry and adjunctive surgical procedures.

He has been invited to speak for com

ponent CE groups of the

New

York State Dental Association (N

assau County, D

utchess C

ounty, 9th District, Bronx C

ounty and Queens C

ounty Dental

Societies), the New

Jersey Dental Association (Bergen C

ounty and U

nion County D

ental Societies) and the Pennsylvania D

ental Association (Philadelphia County D

ental Society), as w

ell as private CE organizations, such as the N

ew Jersey H

ealth Professionals D

evelopment Institute, the G

olden Study Group,

the Pascack Valley Dental Study C

lub and Alpha Om

ega of the D

istrict of Colum

bia. He w

ill be also featured at the 2014 G

reater New

York Dental M

eeting, the 2015 Greater Long

Island Dental M

eeting and the 2015 World’s Fair of D

entistry.

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•PO Box 700Epsom, NH 03234-0700Telephone: (603) 736-9200Fax: (603) 736-9208

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Y 11, 2015Sheraton

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250 Market Street

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ampshire 03801

(603) 431-2300 • Fax: (603) 431-7805Parking: $3 day (discounted from

$10). U

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• Semin

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8CEUs

A Comprehensive

Overview for General Dentists, Dental Hygienists

and Dental Assistants

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coffee break, afternoon dessert, bound course m

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after that date. A 2 year credit (with $50 adm

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organization does not sponsor or sell any products. It is exclusively devoted to providing professional, scientific inform

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8:30 am - 5 pm Course Hours8 CEUS 8 CEUS

Confirmations & Hotel Directions will be mailed 10 days prior to the seminar. Please print your name and address clearly, and provide your email.

Course DescriptionImplant dentistry has become something the average general dentist

comes across on a daily basis, and the most common form of these restorations is the single-tooth implant. Whether the general dentist places implants or refers the surgical aspects out, a thorough knowledge of pre-surgical treatment planning can aid the restorative dentist in approaching the single-tooth edentulous space with greater confidence.

Educational ObjectivesParticipants who complete this course should be able to:• Determine the suitability of a site for a single-tooth implant;• Determine the suitability of condemned teeth for atraumatic extraction;• Appreciate the rationales for timing of surgical implant placement;• Recognize both the clinical and radiographic factors that play a role in

treatment planning for implants;• Understand to what degree a restoratively-driven surgical treatment

plan can alter the restorative outcome of therapy;• Recognize when a tooth slated for extraction is a good candidate

for an immediate implant according to both functional and esthetic parameters;

• Understand post-extraction alveolar ridge resorption and how socket preservation and immediate implant placement affect this phenomenon;

• Recognize how surgical and restorative planning affects implant maintenance;

• Recognize when a more invasive surgical approach is appropriate;• Appreciate how the implementation of socket wall and furcal bone

classifications impact on treatment planning for immediate implants.

Course OutlineI. Distinctions between single-tooth implant restorations

and multiple-implant restorationsII. The importance of having a restoratively-driven

treatment planIII. Contraindications for implant dentistryIV. Sequencing of the dental treatment planV. The position of implant dentistry within the dental

treatment planVI. The roles of the following as they relate to treatment

planning implant dentistry:A. The mm rules of implant dentistryB. Bone quality and quantityC. Crown-to-implant ratioD. Buccal plate and its relationship to estheticsE. Implant length and diameterF. Keratinized tissue and biotypeG. Immediate implants vs. site developmentH. Radiographic diagnostics and distortionI. Implant position, angulation and depthJ. Sinus involvement and augmentation

7:45 am - 8:30 am Registration &

Continental Breakfast

12:30 - 1:00 pmLunch Included

“Treatment Planning the Single-tooth Implant Restoration”

REGISTRATION FORM

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Lunch 12:30 - 1:00 pm

K. Minimal dimensional requirementsL. The condition of adjacent teeth

VII. Derivations of bone density classifications from:A. Tactile sensationB. Radiographic assessment

VIII. Buccal plate classification and its relevance to the decision to proceed with immediate implant placement

IX. The benefits of maintaining soft and hard tissue architecture at the time of extraction over making attempts to regain them later on

X. The inordinate loss of the bone of the buccal plate during post-extraction socket transformation

XI. The appropriate relationship of anterior immediate implants to the coronal aspect of the buccal plate

XII. Numbers you ought to know:A. Thickness of the buccal plateB. Location of the furcation

XIII. Appropriate armamentarium to use for atraumatic exodontia

XIV. Appropriate application of force during extractionXV. Classifications given to timing of surgical implant

placementXVI. Relative tissue healing ratesXVII. Objectives in implant dentistryXVIII. Benefits of immediate implant dentistryXIX. Resorption patterns of post-extraction alveolar bone in:

A. The vertical dimensionB. The horizontal dimension

XX. The effects on post-extraction ridge resorption of immediate implant placement

XXI. Management of the gap between immediate implants and the socket wall

XXII. The difference between survival and success in implant dentistry

XXIII. Depth of implant placement relative to interproximal and midfacial bone levels

XXIV. Scalloped implantsXXV. THE RECALL APPOINTMENT: Insights into how

implant placement and restorative guidelines can affect plaque accumulation and implant maintenance

XXVI. Minor literature review on selected topics aboveXXVII. Case presentations exhibiting the aforementioned

principles, concepts and techniques in action