Auckland, NEW ZEALAND
From: 9:00 AM Thursday, 13 March, 2025
Registration opens at 8:30 AM
To: 5:00 PM Friday, 14 March, 2025
Day 1: Impressions for IODs and fixed prosthesis
As a Dentist or Clinical Technician, we find very few courses that offer in depth training of the clinical aspects associated with complete implant prosthetics. This workshop is designed to extend your knowledge on impression techniques for implant restorations in the edentulous and partially edentulous patient.
The workshop will combine theory, demonstration and hands-on technical and clinical procedures using virtual models. Participants will learn how to design and construct open and closed impression trays and achieve optimum results for primary and secondary impressions.
Learning Topics
- Implant terminology
- Primary impressions
- Model analysis
- Open and closed custom tray designs, using digital and conventional methods
- Secondary impression techniques
- Soft tissue master models
- Fixture and abutment analogs
- Mastercast requirements
- Existing Custom made Bar impressions
- Abutment types
- Procedures and protocols
Day 2: Design and construct removable and fixed implant prosthesis
There are very few courses available on constructing fixed and removable implant prosthesis. This course will combine conventional and digital aspects of prosthetic construction for simple IOD's to full arched fixed resin based prosthesis. You will gain the underpinning knowledge required for constructing immediate full arch cases and the steps for completing the final prosthesis as well as designs for removables on bars and prefabricated abutments. Occlusion plays a pivotal role in the success of full arch fixed and removable prosthesis. You will gain an understanding of the occlusal concepts using the BPS philosophies which will be demonstrated with a conventional F/F and a F/F fixed implant case.
Learning outcomes
- Design and construction of IOD's and fixed full arch resin-based prosthesis.
- Set up concepts using the BPS philosophies.
- Processing fixed and removable implant cases using the Ivobase Injection System.
- Implant prosthesis design for full and partial prosthesis.
- Implant terminology.
Auckland, NEW ZEALAND
TOTAL CPD AVAILABLE FOR THIS EVENT: 14 HOURS
14 CPD HOURS
Day 1: Impressions for IODs and fixed prosthesis
As a Dentist or Clinical Technician, we find very few courses that offer in depth training of the clinical aspects associated with complete implant prosthetics. This workshop is designed to extend your knowledge on impression techniques for implant restorations in the edentulous and partially edentulous patient.
The workshop will combine theory, demonstration and hands-on technical and clinical procedures using virtual models. Participants will learn how to design and construct open and closed impression trays and achieve optimum results for primary and secondary impressions.
Learning Topics
- Implant terminology
- Primary impressions
- Model analysis
- Open and closed custom tray designs, using digital and conventional methods
- Secondary impression techniques
- Soft tissue master models
- Fixture and abutment analogs
- Mastercast requirements
- Existing Custom made Bar impressions
- Abutment types
- Procedures and protocols
Day 2: Design and construct removable and fixed implant prosthesis
There are very few courses available on constructing fixed and removable implant prosthesis. This course will combine conventional and digital aspects of prosthetic construction for simple IOD's to full arched fixed resin based prosthesis. You will gain the underpinning knowledge required for constructing immediate full arch cases and the steps for completing the final prosthesis as well as designs for removables on bars and prefabricated abutments. Occlusion plays a pivotal role in the success of full arch fixed and removable prosthesis. You will gain an understanding of the occlusal concepts using the BPS philosophies which will be demonstrated with a conventional F/F and a F/F fixed implant case.
Learning outcomes
- Design and construction of IOD's and fixed full arch resin-based prosthesis.
- Set up concepts using the BPS philosophies.
- Processing fixed and removable implant cases using the Ivobase Injection System.
- Implant prosthesis design for full and partial prosthesis.
- Implant terminology.
Although this course is primary aimed at Dental Technicians and Clinical Technicians who work in this field, all dental practitioners who intend to or already practice in the partially and fully edentulous implant retained prosthesis will improve their outcomes from the knowledge gained.
Please bring your waxing and trimming instruments / burs and PPE
Mr Stephen H McGlynn
Stephen McGlynn is a registered Dental Prosthetist in practice for over 25 years. He is a certified BPS Laboratory owner and BPS Instructor, lecturing in Australia, New Zealand, India and Europe.
Cancellation Policy
Late cancellation fee applies. Fees will be fully refundable if registrant cancels 30 days or more prior to the lecture.
50% refund will be given for cancellations between 14 and 30 days prior to the lecture.
No refunds will be given if cancellation is received with less than 14 days' notice.
Please note that your place is NOT confirmed until full payment received and confirmation sent. Please do not book flights or accommodation until confirmation is received.
2 day workshop
THIS RATE APPLIES TO: Dentists, Dental Prosthetists, Clinical Dental Technicians, Denturists, Dental Technicians
PLACES REMAINING: 8
- Full Program
- NZD 2754.25
- Including 15% GST
- Early Bird Discount
- Less NZD 460.00
- Before Jan 31, 2025
