Online Fellowship Program
in Oral Implantology
Online Fellowship Program
Tuition: $4,995
300 CE Credits
A certificate program provided by the California Implant Institute and Quintessence Publishing
This course comprises a comprehensive and modular online program that allows participants to gain foundational knowledge in all of the various aspects critical to delivering successful surgical and prosthetic implant dentistry, as well as training in areas of advanced bone and soft tissue grafting, sinus augmentation, extraction socket management, and digital implant dentistry
This course, created by world-renowned expert educators and clinicians, comprises a comprehensive and modular online program that allows participants to gain foundational knowledge in all the various aspects critical to delivering successful surgical and prosthetic implant dentistry, as well as training in areas of advanced bone and soft tissue grafting, sinus augmentation, extraction socket management, and digital implant dentistry. Participants will acquire the necessary skills- while stationed anywhere in the world, and at their own pace- to perform any implant procedure.
The content of our online Fellowship Program (the PowerPoint presentations and the recorded live lectures) highlights the latest advancements and techniques in implant dentistry. You can now enjoy attending all of the presentations and lectures and do all the assignments from the comfort of your home while earning 300 continuing education credits of the highest quality in implant dentistry.
The program is made up of three parts.
Basics of Oral Implantology
Learn anatomy; bone physiology; patient evaluation for implant treatment; risk factors; vertical & horizontal occlusal spaces; bone density; and step-by-step implant surgical placement protocols, including immediate and osteotome techniques, impression techniques, restorative steps for implant crown and bridge, and more.
Beyond Osseointegration
Learn immediate loading techniques for single- and full-arch cases of sinus augmentation through the osteotomy site, the biology of osseointegration, and mini-implants. Implant prosthodontics for fully edentulous patients using the Locator overdenture, hybrids, and CAD/CAM design will highlight the prosthetic portion.
Advanced Implant Techniques
Advanced implant surgical techniques covered in this part include: alveolar ridge expansion using the split-cortical technique; sinus bone augmentation; pedicled sandwich plasty; guided bone regeneration; and bone grafting before, during, and after implant placement. The restorative portion will focus on biomechanical principles, biomaterials, and implant occlusion.
Program Provides
- Recorded live lectures and recorded live surgeries
- PowerPoint presentations
- Quiz module
- Resource center containing manuals, charts, medication protocols, and more
Part One
Basics of Oral Implantology
Part One Objectives: During the first part of this comprehensive implant training program the following topics are covered:
 Anatomy, bone physiology, patient evaluation for implant treatment, risk factors, vertical & horizontal spaces of occlusion, bone density, and step-by-step implant surgical placement protocols including immediate and osteotome techniques, impression techniques, restorative steps for implant crown and bridge, and more.
Part Two
Beyond Osseointegration
Part Two Objectives: During part II, computer-guided implant placement and restoration using DTX® Software, immediate load techniques for single- and full-arch cases, sinus augmentation through the osteotomy site, biology of osseointegration, and mini implants will be discussed. Implant prosthodontics for the fully edentulous patients using Locator overdenture, hybrids, and CAD/CAM design will highlight the prosthetic portion of this part.
Part Three
Advanced Implant Techniques
Part Three Objectives: Advanced implant surgical techniques covered in this part include: alveolar ridge expansion using the split cortical technique, sinus bone augmentation, pedicled sandwich plasty, guided bone regeneration, and bone grafting before, during, and after implant placement. Live surgical demonstrations are presented by faculty. The restorative portion of this part will focus on biomechanical principles, biomaterials, and implant occlusion.
CE Credit:
Tuition:
$4,995
Additional terms of 18 months and 24 months available with interest.
CE Credit:
Tuition:
$4,995
Additional terms of 18 months and 24 months available with interest.
World-Renowned Speakers:
Speakers
Louie Al-Faraje
Mamaly Reshad
Christopher A. Church
Domenico Cascione
Philip J. Kroll
Dr. Louie Al-Faraje, DDS, DABOI
Academic Chairman, California Implant Institute
Dr. Christopher Church, MD, DABO
Diplomate, American Board of Otolaryngology Director, Loma Linda University Sinus and Allergy Center
Dr. Mamaly Reshad, DDS, MSc
Co-Chair for Fixed and Operative Dentistry, USC School of Dentistry
Dr. Philip Kroll, DDS, MAGD, FAAID
Sr. Lecturer in the Dept. of Restorative Dentistry at UCLA
Director of Occlusion, UCLA Graduate Center for Esthetic Dentistry
Domenico Cascione, CDT, BS
PACE program provider for FAGD/MAGD credit.
Approval does not imply acceptance by any
regulator or AGD endorsement.
8/1/2022 to 7/31/2025.
Provider ID#108066
