Learning Objectives

• This course is designed to increase doctor’s confidence by placing immediate molar implants and predictively broaden case selection.
• Demonstrate immediate molar techniques in single, multiple and full arch cases.
• Doctors will learn how to classify molar root anatomy and socket classification and use specific techniques and armamentarium used to manage molar sites.
• Understanding implant macro-structure and properly selecting ideal implant core diameter and thread design.
• Participants will see examples of how minimally invasive techniques can be used to remove molars and place implants while simultaneously reducing bone and tissue loss.

Hands-On Objectives

• Integrating "Zero Bone Loss Concepts" into everyday dental implant practices that are efficient, profitable, and predictable.
  
• Proper management of extraction sites to reduce bone and tissue loss.
  
• See examples of how proper extraction site management can reduce the need for complex bone and tissue grafts.
  
• Learn the protocols by placing implants on hands-on models simulating molar sockets to practice immediate molar implant techniques.
  
• Select appropriate implant designs based on hands-on evaluations of the models' anatomy and become comfortable doing immediate load implants in a wide variety of molar sites.