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This course is designed for experienced clinicians who wish to learn immediate full arch loading and conversion. Clinicians will learn the fundamental principles of full mouth reconstructive surgery with immediate conversion and load. The course also will include atraumatic extraction, GBR, sinus augmentation, biomechanics of full arch reconstruction, managing bone defects and soft tissue.
Diagnosis and treatment planning full arch cases
This course is designed for experienced clinicians who wish to learn immediate full arch loading and conversion. Clinicians will learn the fundamental principles of full mouth reconstructive surgery with immediate conversion and load. The course also will include atraumatic extraction, GBR, sinus augmentation, biomechanics of full arch reconstruction, managing bone defects and soft tissue.
• Diagnosis and treatment planning full arch cases
• Review the biomechanics important for full arch reconstruction including the role of implant designs and recommended implants for full arch cases
• Learn atraumatic extractions using various techniques described in literature
• Alveolar bone modification for full arch reconstruction
• Incision designs and soft tissue manipulation
• Learn principles of Dr Panjali’s “ALSAC” Atraumatic Sinus Augmentation
• Designing provisional and final prosthesis
• Material and methods for immediate conversion and loading
• Full arch immediate conversion and loading concepts
• Rules of rehabilitation and conversion
• Final prosthesis
DAY 1
• Arrive in Bogota, Colombia for orientation dinner at 6:30pm-9pm.
DAY 2
• Surgical and Prosthetic Principles: A Review – Lecture with hands-on model training 8am-10pm
DAY 3
• Lecture and live surgery at 8am-10pm
DAY 4
• Lecture at 8am-9am
• Live surgery at 10am-10pm
DAY 5
• Lecture at 8am-9am
• Live surgery at 10am-10pm
DAY 6
• Live surgery at 8am-10pm
DAY 7
• Live surgery at 8am-8pm
DAY 8
• Lecture and discussion at 8am-11am
This course will start with a lecture and hands-on training on strategic implant planning models for full arch cases followed by live surgery training to transfer skills to clinical situations.
Day 1 Lecture
• Diagnosis and treatment planning
• Atraumatic extraction protocols with socket preservation and treatment (lecture and hands-on)
• Arch analysis and Dr. Panjali’s “SKIL Guided Implant Placement”
• How and when to use the multi-unit abutments
• Freehand alignment of implants and abutments for full arch reconstruction
• Case reviews
• Hands-on training to use multi-unit abutments in straight and angled implants
Didactic with hands-on training will also include the following:
• Advanced GBR protocols with diagnosis and planning for full arch
• Understanding the importance of thread designs
• Ridge augmentation procedures and protocols
• Sinus augmentation (lateral and crestal) techniques and protocols
• What NOT to do with bone and soft tissue surgeries
• PRF protocols for reconstructive surgery
LIVE SURGERY 5 days
Each doctor will be given full arch cases that may need extraction, grafting, sinus surgery, etc. in addition to full mouth reconstruction. The doctors will learn to convert a pre-fabricated immediate fixed provisional/existing denture with a goal to restore function, form, and aesthetics for the patients on the same day. Choosing to use 4, 6, or 8 implants with tilted and tuberosity implants for single arch to full mouth reconstruction will be taught using various techniques and systems. This training will allow clinicians to return to their practices and immediately transfer the acquired skills.
Dr. Panjali has over 28 years of experience practicing all aspects of dentistry. Dr. Panjali is a graduate of New York University’s College of Dentistry and has a Master’s Degree in Oral Implantology from Goethe University, Germany. A leading authority in the country, his vision for practice is focused on patient comfort, quality, and convenience.
Licensed in New York State, Dr. Panjali has received numerous awards, presented lectures on dental implants nationally and internationally, and has been published in professional dental publications. Dr. Panjali is a Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI). Diplomate status is the highest credential awarded by ICOI. Less than 1,500 dentists worldwide have achieved this level of distinction.
Over the course of 24 years, Dr. Panjali has lectured on and instructed thousands of dentists in the latest dental implant techniques, technologies, and procedures.
Professionally, Dr. Panjali has evaluated several leading implant systems with innovative surgical techniques, providing non-invasive treatment in everyday dentistry. He has assisted in developing surgical instruments that have made surgical procedures easier for both dentists and assistants. He has successfully completed clinical trials of Immediate Placement in infected sockets and has developed a predictable protocol to achieve excellent results. He is the founder of the “No Drill Osteotomy,” a unique technique for surgical implant placement.
No discounts will be offered when signing up for individual courses. This offer is non-transferable and cannot be combined with any other offer. All cancellations must be received 45 days in advance for a full refund. All cancellations will be charged $50 processing fee. No refunds on cancellations will be made less than 45 days before the course. All enrollments made within 45 days will not receive any refunds on cancellation. Courses are subject to change. Please call for the most current updates.
Courses are subject to change. Please call for the most current updates.
New York Implant Institute 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 activities or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. New York Implant Institute designates this activity for 64 continuing education credits.
