2008 ADA Annual Session
 
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IMPLANTS AND ATTACHMENTS: A NUTS AND BOLTS APPROACH TO TREATMENT PLANNING
Course Code: 6302

  George Bambara, DMD, MS



CE Hours: 2.5

Teaching Method: Lecture



This course will discuss the many uses of attachments with implant dentistry. Treatment planning and review of cases will be discussed as well as applications for the use of rigid and resilient attachments to support and protect soft tissues and teeth.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
1. Understand the rationale for using attachments in treatment planning cases
2. Understand the rigid or resilient functioning of attachments
3. Use attachments to protect weak abutments and or to preserve soft tissue



Category: Preventive Dentistry

Recommended for: Dentist/Dental Student, Lab Technician
Recording Permissions: Yes