Immediate Implant Placement and Restoration "The Esthetic Zone" Webinar
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Brian J. Jackson, DDS
Diplomate - ABOI/ID
Fellow - AAID
Past President - AAID
Date: Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Time: 6-7pm EST
Location: Zoom Webinar
Description:
Implant dentistry has become a significant aspect of oral healthcare. Although a multitude of implant procedures or approaches exist, the most common is the single tooth replacement. The immediate implant placement restoration is a predictable, scientific, and clinical approach to maximize outcomes. This lecture will show the evidence-based and clinical protocol perspective to the IIPP approach. Strict "step-by-step" protocols and decision trees will be discussed through a case-based learning style.
Objectives:
Understand the indications for the IIPP approach
Learn "step by step" IIPP procedures
Gain knowledge in implant selection, biomaterials, and osteotomy approaches to enhance esthetics and osseointegration
The Boston MaxiCourse is a 300-hour AAID course. The program is designed to give a thorough understanding of diagnostic and treatment modalities necessary to properly treat patients with dental implants.
Case-Based Learning Methods
MaxiCourse utilizes case-based learning methods that will include lectures, demonstrations, interactive seminars, hands-on sessions, and relevant reviews of literature emphasizing evidence-based learning.
Hands-On Experience
Participants perform hands-on surgical simulations and prosthetic implant procedures in all 9 modules.
Why Take the AAID Boston MaxiCourse?
Provide an intensive overview of state-of-the-art implant dentistry
Discuss basic sciences as they relate to implant dentistry
Learn root form surgical protocol, immediate implants, implant prosthesis, computer-milled abutments, and removable overdentures
Learn patient evaluation diagnostic protocol and CT diagnostic
Perform hands-on surgical simulations and prosthetic implant treatment
Learn to market dental implants in your implant practice
Prepare for the written and oral portions of the AAID Affiliate Associate Fellow and Associate Fellow Membership Examination
A pathway to becoming a board certified implant dentist
Course Details
Tuition (save $500 with Early Registration before July 1, 2025)
Regular Tuition – $21,900
Early Bird Tuition – $21,300
Recent Graduate (2022-2025) – $18,500
Early Bird for Recent Graduate (Before July 1st) – $17,500
Date: May 30-31, 2025, June 20-21, 2025, July 18-19, 2025 Location: Elevated NY Conference Center - 1120 Avenue of the Americas, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10036
This program is designed to teach surgical protocols for endosseous implants in healed or immediate extraction sites. Learn the surgical principles for predictable guided bone regeneration using particulate and block grafts. Clinicians will learn treatment approaches from single to “All on X” fixed detachable prosthesis. There will be “Hands-On” exercises daily to reinforce procedures resulting in a consistent revenue stream in private practice.
Case-Based Learning Methods
This Mini Residency will utilize case-based learning methods that will include lectures, demonstrations, interactive seminars, hands-on sessions, and relevant reviews of literature emphasizing evidence-based learning.
Hands-On Experience
Participants perform hands-on surgical simulations and prosthetic implant procedures in all 3 sessions.
3 Sessions
Session 1 - May 30-31, 2025
Session 2 - June 20-21, 2025
Session 3 - July 18-19, 2025
Location: Elevated NY Conference Center - 1120 Avenue of the Americas, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10036
Why take the Mini-Residency in New York City?
Objectives:
Learn surgical protocols for site preservation, implant surgery, and guided bone regeneration for the reconstruction for single tooth to the full arch patient
Learn the step by step prosthetic protocols for the FP1, FP2, Overdenture, and “All on X” fixed detachable prosthesis
Introduce the clinician to the digital aspect of single tooth to full arch implant reconstruction
Address common shortfalls or complications and how best to manage them
Case presentations and "Hands On" exercises will be utilized throughout the Mini Residency to reinforce clinical protocols and procedures
Curriculum:
Session 1: May 30-31, 2025
Standard of Care
Success/Failure Criteria
Surgical Principles- Osseointegration
Site Preservation
Rationale
Healing
Evidence
Bone Grafts- Allografts, Alloplasts, Deatin
Membranes- Resorbable, Non-resorbable
Flap Design
Anesthesia Selection
Instrumentation, Biologics Selection
Platelet Rich Plasma /Fibrin
Extraction Techniques- Anterior/Posterior Tooth
Suturing- Horizontal Mattress, Interrupted
Medical History- Critical Conditions
Endosseous Surgery
Bone Classification
Surgical Protocol/Techniques
Implant Design
Stages of Implant Healing
CBCT Evaluation
Patient Evaluation
Second Stage Surgery- Surgical Approaches
Osseodensification
Hands-On:
Suturing Techniques
Site Preservation
Implant Placement in a Healed Site
Session 2: June 20-21, 2025
Restorative Implant Dentistry
Conventional/Digital Approach
Cement Retained, Screw Retained
Rationale and Indications
Step-by-Step Protocols
Single/Multiunit Prosthesis
Open tray vs. closed tray
Fixture level vs. abutment level
Full Arch- FP1
Immediate Implant Surgery
Extraction Technique
Loading Protocols, 2 Step Approach Protocol
“Step by Step” Stages
Immediate Implant Placement and Provisionalization
Type 1 Socket Approach
Osteotomy Technique
Anterior Teeth, Posterior Teeth
Scientific Evidence
Diagnostic Examination
2D and 3D Imaging
In-Depth Surgical Protocols
Bone Grafts and Membranes
Platelet Concentrates
Decision Trees
Type 2 Sockets
Surgical Modifications
Osseodensification
CBCT Scanning
Guided Surgery, Guide Fabrication, Fully Guided System Protocol
Hands-on:
Immediate Implant Placement and Provisionalization
December 18, 2024, January 29, 2025, February 12, 2025, March 12, 2025, April 9, 2025, May 16, 2025
Brian J. Jackson, DDS
Diplomate - ABOI/ID
Fellow - AAID
Past President - AAID
Dates:
Wednesday, December 18, 2024
Wednesday, January 29, 2025
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Wednesday, March 12, 2025
Wednesday, April 9th, 2025
Friday, May 16, 2025
Location: Zoom Webinar
Dental hygienists serve as the primary source of clinical education and are a driving force for the dental population. The Scope of Implant Dentistry is designed to educate and strengthen the treatment and strategy planning for the dental hygienist. This program will display and broaden the multitude of implant treatment options for the patient to consider. Single-tooth to full arch rehabilitation will be demonstrated through extensive and exciting case presentations.
To provide an elevated platform for dentists interested in incorporating implant specific procedures for practice growth. A philosophy of intense didactic instruction, active participation, coupled with live observation to establish competency to ensure immediate positive clinical outcomes
Dr. Jackson is an implant surgeon and reconstructive dentist that has been surgically placing and restoring dental implants for over 20 years. He received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at SUNY/Buffalo, School of Dental Medicine and completed post-graduate training at St. Luke’s Memorial Hospital Centers General Practice Residency Program. Dr. Jackson completed his formal oral implantology training at New York University, College of Dentistry. Dr. Jackson is also a Board Certified Implant Dentist.
Dr. Jackson has been published in numerous peer-reviewed dental journals and has presented at numerous implant conferences in New York, Chicago, Dallas, Philadelphia, Boston, Los Angeles, and Mumbai, India. He has served on the faculty of the India, New York, and Las Vegas MaxiCourse in Oral Implantology. Currently, he serves on the editorial board for the Journal of Oral Implantology and is treasurer of the AAID’s research foundation.
