MAINTAINING THE SCREWS & JOINTS WITH DR. PRADEEP ADATROW

Peri-implantitis is a clinical condition that is a rapidly growing problem with the increasing use of Implants in dental restorations. However, there are clinical practices to prevent the situation from occurring from the planning stage of the treatment. Similarly, there are clinical practices that we could follow to avoid the problem from happening throughout the life of the implant prosthesis.

TMJ Disorders and orofacial pain. These conditions are more widely prevalent conditions in the general population than we realize that they exist. Our responsibility as oral and facial health care providers is to recognize the presence of these clinical conditions, properly diagnose them, and either provide the necessary treatment or refer to a specialist who would be able to treat these conditions.

Restorative options for edentulous and partially edentulous patients. With the increased usage of dental implants and the various prosthetic components that are available in the armamentarium. We can provide a wide variety of treatment options with thorough treatment planning and understanding the patient's needs.

Course Objectives:

Learn clinical practices to prevent the incidence of Peri-implantitis

Learn clinical techniques to improve the life of implants

Learn clinical techniques to treat peri-implantitis

Learn to discern and diagnose various TMJ disorders

Know when to treat and when we need to refer to a specialist

Learn about the different treatment options available to treat edentulous and partially edentulous patients

Learn to treatment plan complex implant restorative cases.

Host or Publisher ARKANSAS ACADEMY OF GENERAL DENTISTRY