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CLINICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION presents our 26th year of courses.
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at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine, La Jolla, California
    
Terry Tanaka, DDS Clinical Professor, USC School of Dentistry in Graduate Prosthodontics and Endodontics
William Becker, DDS, MSD Clinical Professor Periodontology at USC and Professor Periodontology, U. Washington
Ralph Wilson, DDS, MSD, Diplomate American Board of Periodontology
Sal Manrriquez, DDS, Diplomate American Board of Orofacial Pain, Researcher, Clinical Research Foundation
Jose-Luis Ozawa-Meida, DDS, Clinical Professor, Grad Prosth/Implant Dent, UNAM (Mexico), Certified Prosth.
Larry Yoshioka, DDS , Clinical Professor, USC School of Dentistry, Diplomate American Board Orofacial Pain
“Cross-Training” in Implant-Surgery is a new concept in teaching the latest diagnostic and surgical procedures that requires instructors and (surgeons), from different specialties to use restorative goals when making surgical decisions.
This requires the general dentist, as the quarterback, and the surgeon, to learn when and why specific procedures are performed, and how these decisions affect restorative outcomes.
Participants will extract teeth and place implants as well as learn new concepts and practical surgical techniques with “Neoss,” a user-friendly implant system. All fresh cadaver specimens will also have Cone-Beam images (iCat), and dental study casts available. (We will teach you how to read the images).
Sign up early: enrollment is limited to only 18 participants & is full every year
The large number of (6) faculty allows this course to be presented as a beginning and advanced surgery course:
- for those who wish to learn important Imaging criteria, surgery skills and gain experience placing implants, and
- the latest advanced surgical procedures and restorative options will also be presented. Although all instruments and equipment will be provided, advanced participants may bring their own drills, motors and special instruments to use at the course.
- Learn to read and compare clinical findings with Cone Beam C.T. Images.
- Learn critical anatomical landmarks and structures before attempting incisions and flaps
- Learn new, useful flap designs and suturing techniques
- Learn how “not to extract,” but to carefully remove teeth without fracturing the buccal plate of bone. Use the latest periotomes available.
- Learn when bone grafting is indicated and what type of grafting material to use
- Learn how to manage the sinus membrane during grafting procedures.
- Learn how to use the Piezo System for bone grafting and surgery
Acknowledgements/Sponsors: We thank our generous sponsors
Sponsors: Neoss Dental Implant Systems, Salvin Co., Hu-Friedy Co, Piezo Co., Osteohealth Co.
Dates: July 20, 21, 2009 (Monday and Tuesday)
Location: University of California San Diego, School of Medicine, La Jolla, CA 92037 (visit link and Click on "Biomedical Sciences Building")
Time: 7:30 am Registration - 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Course Daily
No Food or drinks allowed in Anatomy Lab. Have BREAKFAST before you arrive each morning.
Class Dinner: Monday evening
Credits: 16 Hours FAGD/MAGD AGD PACE and ADA CERP approved sponsor
Or Phone: Naomi 619/420-0489
Special Offers
25% Off - Bring a Friend Tuition $2362.00
25% Off – Returning Participant Tuition $2362.00
Regular Tuition $3150.00
Refund Policy: Written request only and submitted 4 weeks before a course will be honored. No refund after that date, but fees may be credited to future courses within one year from date of cancellation less $200.00 Service Charges. If we cancel a course, you will receive a full refund of your fees.
Accommodations
The Residence Inn San Diego will shuttle hotel guests to and from the UCSD course location.
Ask for UCSD rate of $219.00.
Residence Inn San Diego.
8901 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA 9203
Directions
Phone: 858/587-1770 or 800/876-1778.
Cut-off date 6/19/09
Sponsor Acknowledgements: Neoss Dental Implant Systems, Piezo Co., Salvin Co., HuFriedy Co., Osteohealth Co.
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