Enhancing smiles with implant attachments for removable dentures
Explore the simplicity and effectiveness of equators and Neoss' access abutments as viable options for restoring a patient's smile. Witness compelling case presentations showcasing various clinical procedures, including the attachment of metal housings to dentures, the replacement of RPD clasps with implant attachments, and the strategic modification of abutment angles to alleviate stress on attachments and dentures.
Learning objectives:
- Gain insights into optimal implant positioning to ensure successful outcomes
- Identify different attachment systems and witness live demonstrations of their application
- Explore the advantages of immediate implant placement compared to grafting after extractions
- Acquire techniques to minimize future adjustments and prevent component failures
- Learn effective approaches to address common patient complaints
Speakers
Dr. John Hodges DDS
More courses with Dr. John HodgesDr. John Hodges graduated from the University of Southern California Dental School in 1993. He runs a practice dedicated solely to dental implant services in Covington, WA. Dr. Hodges lectures internationally on several subjects including full-arch implant prosthetics, managing restorative complications, removable implant restorations, and implant surgery. He completed the fellowship program at the California Implant Institute, has restored hundreds of fixed full-arch implant cases, is a CAD certified technician, and is a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. He has been selected to Seattle Metropolitan’s “Top Dentists” three times.
