Description

Dentists providing single-tooth implant treatment often wonder how to approach "larger implant cases" involving full-mouth or full-arch surgery and prosthodontic rehabilitation. Evidence-based treatment planning, along with digital dentistry and/or guided surgery, can facilitate predictable outcomes to maximize patient satisfaction and long-term prognosis. This lecture presents easy-to-understand protocols to simplify the complex for dentists wanting to enter full-arch dental implantology.

Learning Objectives

• Present evidence-based treatment planning concepts behind full-arch implantology (e.g., how many implants, where to place, FP1 vs. FP2 vs. FP3?)
• Discuss the pros and cons behind guided surgery vs. free-hand approaches, along with incorporation of digital dentistry
• Introduce other techniques to "simplify the complex," such as PRF/PRP, PET (socket shield), immediate placement, immediate restoration

Speaker Bio

Dr. Ryan S. Lee, DDS, MPH, MHA, FICOI, FAGD is a dental oncologist trained at Memorial Sloan-Kettering (Dental Oncology Fellowship, Dept. of Surgery, 2013), Jersey City Medical Center (GPR, 2011), and New York University (DDS, 2010). He focuses on surgical and prosthetic implant therapy for cancer patients and survivors who received chemotherapy, radiation, surgical resection, and/or transplantation. Dr. Lee serves as CEO of Morning Calm Dental Management, a 4-practice dental group in New England with a live surgery teaching arm called Linkstone Implant Academy. Academically, Dr. Lee has served as a Department Chair of Cambridge Health Alliance/Harvard School of Dental Medicine, as well as Chief Dental Officer of Caring Health Center, an innovative federally-qualified health center in Massachusetts that trains dentists in implantology. Finally, he serves as Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve as a comprehensive dentist (63B).

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