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2019 NAGD ANNUAL MEETING & MASTERTRACK WEEKEND

The Role of the Doctor and Team in the Implant Practice

with

Dr. Steven Rasner

Friday, June 7, 2018 – Sunday, June 9, 2018

Dr. Steven Rasner

Dr. Steven L. Rasner earned his DMD at the University of Pennsylvania. He has pursued extensive CE, trained with many renowned implant surgeons, and went on to earn a Mastership in the Academy of General Dentistry (1997). Of the 4500 hours Dr. Rasner has achieved, close to 1,000 have been dedicated to oral surgical sciences. He has completed both the Misch International Implant Institute curriculum and the Pikos Institute continuum.

Dr. Rasner has taught for twenty years in 40 American states and 5 countries. He has taught his courses, Atraumatic Extractions for the GP and The Bulletproof Guide to Implant Success, for several ADA components as well as multiple times at the national ADA Meeting. He has received numerous speaking awards and was recognized in Dentistry Today’s Top Clinical Educators list for the past eleven years.

Dr. Rasner received a lifetime achievement award in 2011 from Excellence in Dentistry. He has authored 3 books and over 50 industry and journal publications.

“The Role of the Doctor and Team in the Implant Practice”

Friday, June 7, 2018
(8 hrs of AGD Implant Lecture Credit)

TImplants are really just one third of the triad for the most successful combination to skyrocket any practice in the country. Oral sedation and atraumatic extractions comprise the other cornerstones.

During this program practitioners will understand:
• The Team: What’s in this for you? More than you think
• Establishing a relationship based practice: what role does the team have?
• The Art of Case Presentation: every step from the first phone call
• Earning more while seeing less patients
• The clinic’s role in the implant practice: the bar just got higher
• Why it is both necessary and ethical to get paid up front
• The best word of mouth program for attracting out of network patients
• Marketing do’s and don’ts for the oral sedation/implant practice
• Becoming an integral part of your community

HANDS ON TRAINING

Saturday & Sunday | June 8 & 9, 2019

If you attend the entire 3-day weekend, you will receive 24 hours AGD participation Implant credit. 24 additional hours of participation credit may be earned by presenting a clinical homework assignment after the course and presenting in October of 2019. There is an additional fee.

“The importance of the Atraumatic Extraction in Preparation for Implant Placement”

The atraumatic extraction results in the most opportune conditions for implant placement. We will discuss approaches for cuspids, maxillary molars, mandibular molars, and teeth adjacent to delicate crown and bridge. Recommended armamentarium, flap designs, bone grafting, and suturing techniques will be covered.

Medical contraindications and potential complications will be considered. We will also cover a foolproof route to painless injections, and a powerful and predictable enteral sedation protocol that will allow you to treat even the most fearful patients.

During this program practitioners will understand:
• Terminology of implant and prosthetic parts
• Bone divisions
• Single root form implants
• Biology of osseous integration
• Sterilization vs. clean technique
• Flap or flapless
• Guided vs. direct vision/ freehand: when to use what
• Treating the esthetic zone
• Immediate or delayed placement
• Treatment planning the edentulous mandible or maxilla
• Bone grafting: understanding osteoconductive and osteoinductive; the five-wall socket; which grafting materials and membranes to use when

“Hands-on Extractions, Grafting, and Implant Placement”

A brief review of the Day 2 topics will be followed by hands on exercises on a variety of very lifelike models and possibly pig jaws.

During this program practitioners will:
• Incision design
• Atraumatic Extractions of real teeth in models
• Bone grafting utilizing two different tack systems
• Implant placement in various modalities
• The four basic suturing techniques we need to know

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When / Where:

SCHEDULE
Lecture course  will be held at Embassy Suites, 1040 P St. Lincoln, NE 68508. 

Friday, June 7, 2019

7:15 a.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Registration/Breakfast
7:45 a.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Course Begins
11:45 – 1:15 p.m.. . . . . . . .Extended Lunch Hour (A chance to visit the exhibitors)
1:15 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Course resumes
5:15 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Course adjourns
** Breakfast, Coffee breaks and lunch will be provided

HANDS-ON COURSE
Hands on courses will be held at Dental Designs Education Center, 3580 Union Drive, Lincoln, NE

Saturday, June 8, 2019 • 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Sunday, June 9, 2019 • 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Limited Space Available.

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