Misch International Implant Institute

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Misch International Implant Institute® : Advanced Implant Prosthetic Program
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Session 2 & Session 3: November 21 - 24, 2013
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300 York Mills Road,
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Toronto, ON M2L 2Y5
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Misch International Implant Institute Canada® :
Advanced Implant Prosthetic Program
Carl E. Misch, D.D.S., MDS, Ph.D.
Dr. Carl E. Misch is Director of Oral Implantology, Continuing Education, University of Pittsburgh;
Associate Clinical Professor, University of Pittsburgh, School of Dental Medicine and Adjunct
Associate Professor, University of Alabama at Birmingham, School of Engineering.
Presented by: Carl E. Misch, D.D.S., MDS, Ph.D.
Dr. Misch graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1973 from the University of Detroit Dental School and
received his Prosthodontic Certificate and Masters Degree from the University of Pittsburgh, where
he also received his Graduate Certificate in Implantology. Dr. Misch is a Diplomat of the American
Board of Oral Implantology and Board Chairman of the American College of Oral Implantology.
Dr. Misch’s post graduate Honors include nine Fellowships in Dentistry, including: Fellow of the
American College of Dentists, Fellow of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry and Fellow
of the Royal Society of Medicine. He is past President of the International Congress of Oral
Implantologists, the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, and the Academy of Implants and
Transplants and holds editorial positions for several journals. He has published over 150 articles
and has lectured in over 40 countries throughout the world. Known for his dedication and expertise
in the field of implant dentistry, Dr. Misch is unconditionally committed to help set and elevate the
standards of care in implant dentistry.
Founded twenty-four years ago, the Misch International Implant Institute is recognized as the
standard for advanced dental implant education. The Institute teaches the skills and techniques
required to bridge the gap between what is learned in dental school and the critical knowledge
needed to advance to a new level of patient care and practice success.
Dr. Carl E. Misch developed the Misch International Implant Institute to help set and elevate the
standard of care in implant dentistry using a hands-on training approach. The Misch International
Implant Institute courses are unlike any other currently available. The Institute provides only the most
progressive information, based on documented research literature, not based on “opinion” or an
“in my hands” concept. In addition, a consistent philosophy ensures that information is presented in
a logical sequence with non-conflicting opinion. Most other programs provide information by using
a myriad of lectures and lecturers without consistency or a common thread to link the material in a
usable format. This is frustrating, especially for the doctor on an early learning curve.
Session 1: March 1 - 3, 2013
Sessions 2 & 3: November 21 - 24, 2013
Mail or E-mail Registration Form
Mailing Address
207-300 York Mills Road,
Toronto, ON M2L 2Y5
Course Location
Delta Markham
50 East Valhalla Drive
Markham, ON L3R 0A3
For additional information contact,
Linda To at
Phone : 416.566.9855
E-mail : [email protected]
Participants at the Misch International Implant Institute are trained in techniques that can be
reproduced. Past data has demonstrated an average success rate of 98.4%. Many of the concepts
and methods presented have been developed or modified by Dr. Misch. These concepts are not
provided in detail outside the Misch Implant Institute.
Many graduates are now well-known speakers, authors and/or researchers in the field. The Institute
offers programs both nationally and internationally and has trained more than 2,200 dentists over
the last twenty-four years.
It is important to note, given the medical-legal atmosphere and the high costs of dentistry overhead,
dentists cannot afford to learn one of the most complicated patient treatments without a game
plan. Attending 20 meetings by 100 different lecturers over a five-year period does not provide the
experience and knowledge attainable through a structured one-year program.
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“Patients want teeth, not implants. The implant
Prosthesis must drive the treatment plan, not
the implant”
Misch International Implant Institute® :
Advanced Implant Prosthetic Program
Session One | Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
Session Two | Fixed Prosthetic Options
Dr. Carl E. Misch
Session Three | Removable Prosthetic Options
Included With the Course
This hands-on prosthetic program includes laboratory participation and prosthodontics as well as
the following:
Course Topics
Course Topics
Course Topics
• Rationale for Implants • Prosthetic Options • Bone Volume-Available Bone • Posterior Single Tooth Implant
• Fixed Prosthetic Options • Anterior Single Tooth Implants • Cemented Prostheses Principles • Abutment Selection
• Removable Prosthetic Options • Generic Terminology of Implant Components and Overdentures • Cement vs.
• Stress Factors • Treatment Plan Modifiers • Implant Success and Failure • Radiographic Diagnostic Interpretation
for Cemented Prostheses • Prosthesis Fabrication, Direct and Indirect Technique • Implant Protective Occlusion
Screw in Prostheses: Indications and Complications • Implant Overdentures for Maxilla • Implant Overdentures for
• AGD accreditation
• Stress and Treatment Planning • Pre-Implant Prosthodontics • Bone Density and Treatment Planning • Templates
• Joining Implants to Teeth • Occlusal Materials • Progressive Bone Loading • Treatment Planning the Maxilla
Mandible • Step-by-Step Removable Prosthesis Fabrication • Overdenture, Prosthetics Movement/Attachments
• Certificate of completion from the Misch International Implant Institute® Canada
and Study Casts • Biomaterials and Biomechanics • Treatment Planning Session • Implant Number / Prosthesis
• Occlusal Evaluation • Immediate Loading • Attachments for Fixed Prostheses • Abutment Screw Loosening
• Bar Design and Attachment Selection • Maxillary Denture Opposing Mandibular Implant Overdenture • Screw-
• A copy of Dr. Carl Misch’s book Dental Implant Prosthetics ($190.00 value)
• Implant Economics • Laboratories – Workshops • Computerized Tomography Workshop
• Common Complications in Implant Prosthetics • Implant Design Rationale • Treatment Planning Options for
Retained Prostheses • Treatment Planning Sessions • Mandibular Overdenture Transformed to a Fixed Prosthesis
FPD • Premaxillary Implant Prosthetics • Treatment Planning Session • Crown Height Space Considerations
• Dental Photography • Laboratories – Workshops
Course Objectives
• Color Scheme Selection • Laboratories- Workshops
• Recognize and explain the impact of
complete and partial edentulism as a
national health problem in dentistry.
• Complete sequential treatment surgical
planning for implant treatment, including
alternative treatments.
• Understand the history of dental implants,
recognize the pioneering efforts, and
understand the current and future status of
implant dentistry.
• Describe a protocol for preparation;
dentally, medically, psychologically and
financially, prior to placement of implants.
• Classify and define the different types and
modalities of dental implants.
• Classify and define different prosthetic
options for implant dentistry.
• Explain the anatomical maxillary and
mandibular considerations and limitations
in relation to implant placement.
• Recognize diagnostic imaging procedures
for the assessment of available bone
quantity and quality.
• Understand the biological basis (materials,
mechanics and implant-tissue interface) and
interactions between dental implants and
host tissues.
• Demonstrate and conduct complete dental
history and clinical evaluation of implant
patients. Assess implant quality of health
and matters to obtain and maintain health
of soft and hard tissues.
• Recognize and identify local conditions
which may influence the surgical and/or the
prosthetic implant treatment.
• Recognize and properly perform referral
procedures to medical and dental
specialists, when indicated.
• Properly perform implant surgical
placement procedures for posterior
single tooth implants, manage related
complications, and recognize situations
which mandate referral for posterior single
tooth surgery.
• Understand and apply principles for
proper hard and soft tissue surgery, such
as, but not limited to, incision design,
flap preparation, osteotomy preparation,
controlled pressure and heat generation,
implant placement and suturing for
posterior single tooth surgery.
• Establish an organized approach to implant
placement techniques with the ability to
select the appropriate surgical technique
and materials in relationship to the bony
topography.
• Establish an organized approach to ridge
atrophy management with the ability to
select the appropriate implant modality in
relationship to the bony anatomy.
• Select and fabricate surgical templates with
different designs for each specific surgical
indication.
• Develop treatment planning skills specific
to implant restorations.
Fulfillment of course requirements qualifies practitioners for:
• Fellowship in the Misch International Implant Institute®
Course Objectives
Course Objectives
• Compare the three prosthetic options for
fixed prostheses in implant dentistry.
• Understand and perform maxillary anterior
single tooth crowns on implants.
• Appreciate the ideal implant size
requirements for implant restorations.
• Apply ideal soft tissue drape conditions of
implant dentistry.
• Learn and apply principles of cemented
prostheses to implant dentistry.
• Understand the advantages and
disadvantages of three different methods
to provide fixed implant prostheses to
patients.
• Understand and apply occlusal concepts to
implant fixed restorations.
• Learn the biomechanical approach to
treatment planning.
• Understand the most common causes of
complications in implant dentistry.
• Determine when, how, and why an implant
may be joined to a natural tooth in an
implant restoration.
• Understand the differences and indications
between direct and indirect restorative
techniques.
• Learn the step by step approach to
fabricate an implant prosthesis using the
direct or indirect techniques.
• Compare two prosthetic options for implant
overdentures in completely edentulous
patients.
• Determine methods to select the occlusal
material for an implant prosthesis.
• Learn and use a generic terminology of
implant prosthetic components for implant
overdentures.
• Understand and apply the basic principles
of proper shade selection.
• Understand bone density and how it affects
treatment plans and complications.
• Learn and apply methods to increase bone
density by progressive bone loading.
• Appreciate the advantages and
disadvantages of cement retained
restorations and compare with the
advantages and disadvantages of screw
retained restorations.
• Recognize three different healing methods
used in implant dentistry.
• Diagnose and perform five different
overdenture options for completely
edentulous mandibles.
• Appreciate the advantages of one stage
healing in implant surgery.
• Perform step-by-step procedures for
implant overdenture in the mandible.
• Understand the scientific rationale to
immediate loading of implant restorations.
• Understand the advantages and
disadvantages of implant overdentures
compared to fixed prostheses.
• Perform step-by-step procedures for
implant restorations on laboratory models.
• Treatment plan partial and complete
edentulous patients for implant
restorations.
• Perform radiographic interpretation
techniques for partial edentulous patients.
• Treatment Planning Workshops.
• Understand and select implant overdenture
attachments and bar designs used in
implant dentistry.
• Appreciate the difference between
attachment movement and prosthesis
movement for implant overdentures.
• Fellowship in the International Congress of Oral Implantologists
• Review the classic principles for maxillary
denture support, retention and stability.
• American Academy of Implant Dentistry Examination
• Understand the differences between
maxillary denture fabrication opposing a
denture vs. an implant prosthesis.
• Treatment plan maxillary implant
overdentures.
• Perform step-by-step procedures required
for maxillary implant overdentures.
• Recognize six advantages for segmented
prostheses with attachments for
fixed implant restorations and four
disadvantages.
• Compare five different treatment options
for fixed prosthetics in the edentulous
mandible based upon flexure, torsion, and
biomechanics.
The Toronto Implant Institute Inc. has been designated an approved Program Provider by the Ontario constituent of the Academy
of General Dentistry. This Program Provider’s formal CDE programs are accepted by the AGD for membership maintenance,
Fellowship and Mastership credits. The current term of approval extends from November 1, 2011 to October 31, 2014.
Course Fees for Session 1
Auditory Course Fee
$3,000.00 + HST=$3,390.00 for Session 1 only
Hosted by Bonferro Inc.
Please call Ms. Linda To at 416.566.9855 or email [email protected] for information
Course Fees for Sessions 2 & 3
• Observe and perform photographic
techniques required for implant prosthetics.
Hosted by Toronto Implant Institute Inc.
• Diagnose and treatment plan patients for
implant overdentures or fixed prostheses
using radiographic imaging, CT scans and
diagnostic casts.
Auditory Course Fee
$6,000.00 + HST=$6,780.00 for Sessions 2 & 3 only
Non-Refundable Deposit
$1,000.00 + HST=$1,130.00
• Treatment Planning.
(Part of the course fee, due with registration)
Option One - Full payment
Please call Ms. Linda To at 416.566.9855 or email [email protected] for additional information
Option Two - Installments
Non-Refundable Deposit
$1,000.00 + HST=$1,130.00
Due with registration
Payment 1
$2,500.00 + HST=$2,825.00
Due July 15, 2013
Payment 2
$2,500.00 + HST=$2,825.00
Due September 15, 2013
Total
$6,000.00 + HST=$6,780.00
Cancellations must be received at least six weeks prior to the course to receive a refund. Cancellations received less than
six weeks prior to the course forfeit the fee. The Toronto Implant Institute reserves the right to program cancellation if
attendance is insufficient. Participants will be notified if a program is cancelled or rescheduled six weeks prior to the course
date. In any event, the Toronto Implant Institute will not be responsible or liable for expenses incurred by the registrant.