The Evolution of Screw-Retained Solutions for the Fully and Partially Edentulous Patient, Treatment Planning Implants in the Cosmetic Zone
Event type: Lecture
Date: Friday, October 18, 2018
Speaker: Conrad Rensburg & Gary Jones
Schedule:
- 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
- Breakfast will be provided
Location:
Sandhills Oral Surgery & Implant Dentistry
1295 Oliver St, Fayetteville, NC 28304
Tuition:
$1100 for 5-course series (see registration page for details)
CE Credits:
20 hours for 5-course series
The Evolution of Screw-Retained Solutions for the Fully and Partially Edentulous Patient, Treatment Planning Implants in the Cosmetic Zone
Event type: Lecture
Date: Friday, October 18, 2018
Speaker: Conrad Rensburg & Gary Jones
Schedule:
- 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
- Breakfast will be provided
Location:
Sandhills Oral Surgery & Implant Dentistry
1295 Oliver St, Fayetteville, NC 28304
Tuition:
$1100 for 5-course series (see registration page for details)
CE Credits:
20 hours for 5-course series
Description
Today’s technologies provide our restorative team a multitude of innovative treatment options. This lecture will focus on the technical knowledge needed to satisfy patient needs based on functional, esthetic and economical requirements.
Topics discussed will include: segmental and full-arch fixed hybrid choices, screw retained options, removable clip denture options, and the protocols involved with restoring a case using a hybrid fixed removable solution. By discussing the advances in these technologies, the restorative team will be able to effectively determine the best restorative avenue to suit every individual patient.
Mr. Rensburg will also focus on the advantages associated with digital impressions and how digital technology is aiding in restoring our patients more efficiently.
The cosmetic zone creates unique challenges to the implant team. Understanding where to place implants, how to create ideal gingival contours and how the correct provisionals play a vital role in the overall esthetic outcome will be discussed.
Objectives:
- Provide the restorative team with a sound understanding of fixed, removable, as well as hybrid restorative options for the edentulous and partially edentulous arch.
- Explore the latest technologies, giving the restorative team the option to restore their patients with an esthetic and functional screw-retained solution.
- Discuss the advantages of processing implant restorations using digital technology
- Discuss restorative options, their applications, economic considerations and the advantages associated with each protocol.
- Understand how to create provisionals to maximize soft tissue esthetics in the cosmetic zone.
- Understand restorative options in the cosmetic zone.
Biography
Conrad J. Rensburg graduated under full scholarship with a 4-year Baccalaureate degree from Pretoria Tech in 1992. He is certified with an ND in technology and specialized with an NHD in fixed prosthetics. He is a member of the prestigious PEERS prosthodontic association, registered with the NADL, NCDLA and certified by the SADTC. He has specialized in fixed dental prosthetics with an emphasis on dental implants since the early 90’s. As a CE-accredited speaker since 2002, he has presented at almost a thousand events across the USA, including the Academy of Osseointegration, Global and US symposiums, World Summit Tour and a multitude of smaller study club events. Conrad’s emphasis as a speaker is on keeping todays clinicians abreast with the latest advancements in screw retained and hybrid implant retained options. As author of multiple published articles, his focus is on CAD implant design protocols and fixed as well as removable hybrid implant supported techniques.
Dr. Jones hails from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh Summa Cum Laude and was awarded the distinction of “University Scholar.” He completed his doctorate studies at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine. His residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery was completed at the Medical College of Virginia.Dr. Jones served his country as a staff surgeon at Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, NC. There he received The Meritorious Service Medal. He has been in private practice in North Carolina now for 20 years. His practice’s primary focus has been dental implant placement and reconstructive surgery. He is board certified in his specialty. He also enjoys lecturing about implant dentistry and is the founder and director of the Fayetteville Implant Dentistry Study Club and the Central Carolina Dental Continuum, a Seattle Study Club. He is an adjunct professor at VCU/MCV.