Immediate Implants in the Anterior and Posterior

Saturday, January 30, 2027

8:00 – 11:00 am

Course Code:

824SL

Cost:

$135

Credits:

3

CE Hours

Assistant
Dentist
Implants
Lecture
Technician

This course is designed for experienced general practitioners and surgical specialists who incorporate immediate implant placement in both anterior and posterior (molar) sites. Using a step-by step, clinical decision-making framework, the course walks participants through the entire process from initial patient evaluation and radiographic interpretation to atraumatic extraction, implant site preparation and placement, grafting strategies, and post-operative follow-up. Emphasis is placed on real-world clinical judgment, highlighting how similar cases may require different approaches based on patient- and site-specific factors. Numerous clinical case examples are used throughout to reinforce key concepts, illustrate common challenges, and demonstrate practical solutions. Complications are openly discussed, along with strategies to anticipate, manage, and avoid them, allowing attendees to leave with a clearer, more confident approach to immediate implant therapy.

Speakers

After this course attendees will be able to:

  • Discover the latest evidence behind immediate implant therapy and why it’s becoming a go-to treatment option
  • Identify the right patients and clinical situations for predictable immediate implant success
  • Gain confidence reading CBCT scans and traditional radiographs to guide safe efficient planning
  • Follow clear, step-by-step instructions and timelines that streamline immediate implant treatment from start to finish
  • Understand the most common complications and learn practical strategies to prevent, recognize, and manage them

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