This course will provide a practical approach to the management of common medical emergencies that arise in the dental office. Participants will also learn how to prepare an office with the appropriate equipment and drugs for management of medical emergencies. A hands-on component will allow the participants to handle emergency equipment and supplies and teach them how to actually apply and use them in emergency situations. This review will be relevant and practical for the entire dental team.

This presentation will update the practitioners knowledge of implant dentistry including a review of related head and neck anatomy. Attendees will become familiar with the use of traditional radiology and CBCT for predictable implant dentistry. A review of clinical pharmacology will give an insight into the effective management of the perioperative and postoperative implant patient. Learn how to diagnose and create a treatment plan for predictable implant restorations. The emphasis will be on the single tooth application and will include a step-by- step approach to the procedure as well as a hands-on suturing lab. Participants will place implants on models to understand the protocol for implant placement and restoration.