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IBSimplantUSA@gmail.com
Direct: 913.912.3886
This is our prerequisite course to attend the local Live surgery meetings in your area.
You will be able to perform basic to advanced implant surgery on Your Patients under the supervision by one of our mentors in your area when you attend the localized live surgery meetings afterwards.
Our course is applicable to ICOI Advanced Credentials and also you will qualify for Fellowship in the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (FICOI) once you complete our all local meetings.
Inno Bio Surge Hands-On Course Summary
(IBSI - Inno Bio Surge's Dental Implant Course Summary)
Hands-On Training using IBSI System
(Magic Drills & Magic Expanders)
P.B.R . Peripheral Bone Removal
B.E.B. Bone Expansion & Bending (Ridge Augmentation)
C.M.C. Crestal approach w/ Membrane Control (Sinus)
Dr. Henry Pond – USA
I first did a dental implant in 1991. IBS implant is so much superior to any other out there you absolutely got to consider this. The fin thread is very thin and it is incising through the bone, less compressing, tearing and causing the bone to remodel. What IBS is concentrating on is exceptional dentistry, not how to increase bills for the incorporation. Dr. Wang, CEO of IBS implant really thinks outside of the box. He doesn’t think in terms of marketing or sales forces. He thinks in terms of the biology of patients and the convenience of operators. There is no dog and pony show about this Company.
Dr. Caludio Cacacci – Germany
I place more than 1,000 implants per year. I got in touch with IBS Magic implant system a while ago and my first impression was pretty good and I am very enthusiastic about this system. I get amazing initial stability in soft and hard bone and in the difficult bone situation. Looking back, I cannot remember any implant that convinced me in such a short time like IBS implant. I love to work with it and look forward to using it every day.
Dr. Marc Mongeot – France
I have practised implants for 30 years now and have used all type of implants including Nobel Biocare, Astra, Zimmer, and ITI implants. Now I choose IBS implant because of its innovation. The system is quick, safe and saves the bone. The stability I get from this implant is amazing. It is a new implant but the extremely interesting implant that I will use this more and more.
Dr. Gulsum – Turkey
I have been practising dental implant surgery for 20 years and in those years, I have used many other systems. IBS implant is the most surprising system for me with its perceptive design of creative technology. This unique system provides less aggressive and faster surgical protocol even in the large defects of bone that both comfortable for surgeon and patient. IBS brings us not only brilliant kits as the magic drill, magic sinus and expansion but also innovative solutions as P.B.R, B.E.B a
3. Closed Tray Impression Techniques
Advantages
Easier,
Impression coping for closed tray are usually shorter, making it easier
for posterior areas and for patients with limited mouth opening
Less time for impression preparation: cutting holes in the impression
tray usually not needed
Impression cap type techniques can be “idiot proof”
Possible problems with: Snappy, EZ, and other similar systems
4. Closed Tray Impression Techniques
Disadvantages
Less accurate with multiple units
Some implant systems require more clearance than other implant
systems, therefore may still necessitate cutting holes in the impression
tray as with the open tray technique, and as a result, may be less
accurate depending upon several factors
Positional timing error, depending upon the impression coping design
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12. Open Tray Impression Techniques
Indications
Usually used for multiple units
Use non hex (non engaging) impression copings if implants are not in
alignment
Splint together
Durelay
Wire/Durelay
Alignment jig/pick-up impression
Advantages
More accurate for multi units
13. Open Tray Impression Techniques
Disadvantages
More impression preparation and impression time
Test fitting impression copings and cutting holes for the impression
copings
Additional time to “unlock” the impression copings
Adequate mouth opening required
More possibility for gagging
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23. Closed Tray Technique for Bridges?
As the distance between the impression copings increase, so do the inaccuracies
Do not use Putty, more accurate to use regular/light bodied PVS or monophase
Wait 30 minutes before pouring up the models to maximize the rebound effect of the
impression material
41. Provisionals
Is a provisional needed?
Function
Eating
Speech
Tissue forming
Maintain tissue support
Maintain VDO (edentulous cases)
Etc.
Esthetics
Lip support
Smile
Etc.
Closed tray impression technique: no hole cut into trayOpen tray technique: hole cut into tray so that impression coping can poke throughUse PLASTIC trays!
Hiossen recommends when it’s 22 degrees or more (11 degree each) then use non-hex…
Have patient bite a cotton roll or 2X2 to seat prosthesis all the way down and to “stretch” the gums, especially cement-retained
Unless it is a FM restoration, the majority of the occlusion should be on natural teeth. Implant occlusion should be out of occlusion by the thickness of articular paper, or the thickness of the PDL
Be sure to use soft liner with FD or PD monthly with at least 3mm thickness of the soft liner