IC Level 7 - Grafting with Immediate Implant Placement

On-Demand Digital Dentistry

2022-mar-17 - 2025-mar-17

Sweden

Different tissue types and architectures often require different approaches when creating healthy, durable and esthetic results. This course reviews options when choosing materials for hard and soft tissue regeneration around implants in fresh extraction sites. Each material brings both benefits and limitations. We look at different scenarios to understand some treatment options as well as the limits of regeneration around immediate implants.

Course Objectives

Recognize the differences and relative benefits when using different grafting materials
Identify tips for performing flapless immediate implant placement in the esthetic zone
Understand limitations of regeneration when placing immediate implants in sites with significant defects

Price

Complimentary

Credits

1 CE Credit
AGD PACE

Clinical Area

Implantology

Role

General Practicioner
Specialist

Language

English

Duration

1 hour

Speaker

David Barack, DDS

Dr. David Barack studied Biomedical Engineering at Northwestern University before being accepted to the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry in 1978. After completing his doctoral studies, Dr. Barack opted to pursue further education in the field of Periodontics, completing a residency in at the University of Illinois at Chicago in 1984. He received his diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology in 1991. While at the University of Illinois at Chicago, Dr. Barack served as an assistant clinical professor for the college of Dentistry from 1984 to 1997.
While in private practice, Dr. Barack incorporated implant surgical techniques into his practice beginning with Implant Surgical Training at the University of Texas – San Antonio in 1987. For the past 30 plus years, Dr. Barack has focused his periodontal practice on implant surgery and supportive reconstructive surgical procedures.