Full Mouth Rehabilitation Easy Techniques with Predictable Clinical Solutions Learning Objectives Understand and identify occlusal problems and know when to treat and when not to treat Understand TMJ movements, muscle function and treatment of TMJ disorders Deprogramming the joint to reveal occlusal prematurity Integrating esthetics and phonetic function in the overall treatment planning Treatment sequencing and step by step treatment execution in various cases with different treatment approaches Be proficient in face bow transfers and programming a semi-adjustable articulator Minimally invasive approach towards full mouth rehabilitation Multidisciplinary approach towards full mouth rehabilitation Highlights More than 50 cases of different types will be shown with follow up of over 20 years in some cases. This will give a holistic understanding to the participant on the longevity and success of full mouth rehabilitation, making their practice more predictable and profitable Outline TMJ-the muscles, teeth and joint triad Occlusal theories and their clinical correlation Function, para function, dysfunction and occlusal calibration of the patient Face bow-concept and techniques Semi adjustable articulators- practical use and adjustments Step by step-twin stage technique procedures explained with the help of recorded videos and clinical pictures Provisional restorative phase-its importance and adjustments for predictable final results Cementation procedure shown on video Maintenance and patient recall for full mouth rehabilitation cases Cases done in various clinical situations-implants, natural dentition, combination of natural teeth and fixed implant restorations, natural dentition and removable implant prostheses will be shown Demonstrations and Group Activity Face bow records on patient Transferring face bow records on a semi-adjustable articulator Programming the articulator Mounting of casts on the articulator FACULTY: DR. RATNADEEP PATIL Diplomate, International College of Oral Implantologists and Associate Fellow of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, At present pursuing his PhD in Implants from University Medical Centre Utrecht and The University of Groningen, The Netherlands. He is the International Program Director for Continuing Dental Education Program, Dept of CDE, New York University, and has been publishing, lecturing and conducting workshops extensively in the fields of dental implant therapy, fixed prosthodontics, cosmetic dentistry, practice management and interdisciplinary treatment modalities at forums worldwide. He has authored the clinical textbook on esthetic dentistry titled ‘ESTHETIC DENTISTRY – AN ARTIST’S SCIENCE’. Registration Details: Date : March 28th & 29th 2015 Time : 09.00am – 5.00pm Venue : Mumbai Certificate: (Certificate Awarded as a part of qualifying for attending the international short term CDE Program Current Concepts in American Dentistry) SCC Credit Points: 120 Course Fee : Rupees Twenty Thousand Only (RS. 20000) Inclusive of : AM/PM Teas, Lunches, All taxes Payment Details: Cash / Cheques / Demand Drafts drawn in favor of “Smile Care Clinic {P} Ltd”, payable at Mumbai. Correspondence Address: Smile Care, 13 Geetanjali, 234 S.V. Road, Bandra [W], Mumbai 400 050.Tel : 26431670 / 26431671 Email: cde@smilecareindia Bank Transfer Details: Bank Of Maharashtra, Gadkari Chowk Branch, Shivaji Park, Dadar, Mumbai. Branch Code – 00980 Name - Smile Care Clinic Pvt. Ltd. A/c No. – 60005634934 Swift Code – MAHBINBBRRD IFSC Code - MAHB0000980 Kindly confirm once the bank transfer has been done on 9820587848 or email cde@smilecareindia For further information and registrations please contact: Ms. Arlene Fernandes [9820587848] Smile Care, 13 Geetanjali, 234 S.V. Road, Bandra [W], Mumbai 400 050. Please Note: • Limited Participation. • On cancellation NO Refund
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