Minimally-Invasive Implant Maintenance for Modern Implant Preservation
Thursday, January 28, 2027
2:00 – 5:00 pm
Course Code:
321TH
Cost:
$289
Credits:
3
CE Hours
Implant maintenance doesn’t need to feel risky or uncertain. While anatomically different from natural dentition, with the right tools implant care isn’t complicated. This interactive hands-on course is designed to replace hesitation with clarity, confidence, and predictable protocols to preserve implants and prevent disease initiation. Grounded in current evidence and minimally invasive principles, the session helps clinicians protect implant investments, prevent complications, and standardize care across the team. Both professional and daily implant maintenance strategies are featured including novel technologies for success.
Speakers
In this course attendees will:
- Distinguish key differences between natural teeth and implants that influence risk for disease
- Recognize how biofilm-focused preventive care simplifies implant maintenance
- Compare the ergonomic, efficiency, efficacy, and comfort benefits of air-polishing and ultrasonic instrumentation
- Perform biofilm management techniques
- Discover minimally-invasive strategies for implant preservation
- Interact with novel adjunctive technologies to improve implant preservation
Supplies Needed
Loupes (optional)
Thanks to EMS Electro Medical Systems for course materials.
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