A Comprehensive 8-Module Program in Implant Dentistry
Course Curriculum
The AAID Seattle MaxiCourse provides a complete educational pathway in oral implantology. Over 8 intensive sessions, you will progress from biologic foundations to advanced surgical execution and complex prosthetic rehabilitation.
The curriculum meets the 300-hour educational requirement for the AAID Associate Fellow examination through a combination of didactic instruction, hands-on workshops, and cadaver anatomy.
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The AAID Seattle MaxiCourse
Course Schedule
Implant Dentistry Basics - Theory to Technique
Date
Sep 18 - 20th
Instructors
Dr. Senan Raad Najar
Dr. Purnima Sheoran
Study Material – Modern Implant Dentistry (MID) and Misch Contemporary Implant Dentistry, Zero Bone Loss Concept
- Introduction
- Implant History, Design, Material and Terminology
- Basic Surgical Principles
- Case Work up and Documentation
- Site Evaluation – Clinical and Radiographic Evaluation
- Introduction to Implant, Implant Components, Kit and Drilling system
- Bone Physiology
- Protocols for Selection of Cover screw, Healing Abutment and custom Abutment
Anatomy, Pharmacology and Medical assessment
Date
Oct 16 - 18th
Instructors
Dr. Senan Raad Najar
Dr. Purnima Sheoran
- Medical Evaluation overview
- ASA Status evaluation, Medical Clearance
- Medical Conditions and Medications
- Pharmacology for Implant dentistry
- Anesthetic, Abx, Pain Management
- Management of Medical Emergencies in Dental Office
- Anatomical considerations
- Radiographic Complications and Evaluation
Management of Hard and soft tissue around Implant
Date
Nov 13 - 15th
Instructors
Dr. Senan Raad Najar
Dr. Purnima Sheoran
- Biomaterials- Classification, Properties and Selection
- Grafting Material and Membranes
- Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting
- Hard Tissue Defects and Management – Maxilla and Mandible
- Soft Tissue Defects and Management – CTG and FGG
- Combination Defects and Decision Tree
Implant Prosthesis Design Principles and Management
Date
Jan 22 - 24th
Instructors
Dr. Senan Raad Najar
Dr. Purnima Sheoran
- Second Stage Surgery – Implant Exposure Technique
- Impression for Prosthesis – Components for Digital and Conventional
- Implant restoration Materials and Selection
- Abutment Design and Selection
- Occlusion and Biomechanical force management
- Principle of Immediate Implant Placement
- Immediate Implant in Esthetic Zone
- Immediate Provisionalization
3D Printing and Guided surgery for Dental Implant
Date
Feb 12 - 14th
Instructors
Dr. Senan Raad Najar
Dr. Purnima Sheoran
- Digital Dentistry
- Introduction to Intra Oral Scanner & Scanning Techniques
- Selection of Scan bodies
- Introduction to Photogrammetry principle and use of X-Nav/ Yomi
- 3D Printing and Digital Dentistry
- Introduction to Guided Surgical Kit
- Surgical Guides in Implant Dentistry
- Guided Single Implant surgery to Full arch
- Fabrication of Surgical Guides
- Ceramic Implants
- Introduction and Basic Concepts
- Clinical Case discussions
Full Arch treatment planning - Removeable, Fixed and Cadaver Session
Date
Mar 11 - 13th
Instructors
Dr. Senan Raad Najar
Dr. Purnima Sheoran
- Treatment planning of Full Arch – Fixed and Removeable (FP1/2/3, RP4/5)
- Full Arch Fixed workflow – Digital and Analog
- Surgical Techniques
- Prosthetic Principles – Biomechanics and Occlusion
- Remote Anchorage
PRF, Facial Aesthetics, and Selective Periodontal Care
Date
Apr 23 - 25th
Instructors
Dr. Senan Raad Najar
Dr. Purnima Sheoran
- Biomaterials and implant–tissue integration
- Principles of osseointegration
- Bone graft materials: autografts, allografts, xenografts, and synthetics
- Barrier membranes and emerging regenerative technologies
- Growth factors in bone and periodontal regeneration
- Enamel matrix derivatives and BMPs
- Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF): science to clinical application
- Evidence-based biomaterial selection
- phlebotomy and PRF preparation
- Clinical applications of PRF
Dental Implant Medico-Legal Complications and Ethical Practice (Graduation and AAID AF Exam )
Date
May 21 - 23rd
Instructors
Dr. Senan Raad Najar
Dr. Purnima Sheoran
- Management and understanding the etiology of failed, failing and failing implants
- Identification and analysis of biomechanical problems associated with fracture implant components and substructures
- Surgical complications related directly to implant placement, nerve damage and hemorrhage
- The differential diagnosis and etiology of bone loss are associated with either occlusal trauma or disease
- Soft tissue aesthetic and maintenance problems.
- Maintenance and hygiene problems associated with implant supported/retained prostheses
- Competently plan and instigate an implant maintenance program
- Medico-legal responsibilities for the dental implant patient, ethics and communication skills
- The interface between clinical dental practice and the law
- The principles of professional and ethical practice
- How to present treatment options
- Treatment plans and how to work towards informed consent
- The law in relation to informed consent
- Communication with patients, relatives and health care colleagues
- The ability of the student to communicate complex treatment modalities to the patient
Day 3: AF Exam
The Pathway to Success
AAID Credentialing
- Associate Fellow (AFAAID): Completion of this course fulfills the 300-hour educational requirement to sit for the AAID Associate Fellow examination.
- Preparation: We dedicate specific course time to reviewing for the Part 1 (Written) and Part 2 (Oral) examinations, giving our participants a distinct advantage.
The Pathway to Success
AAID Credentialing
- Associate Fellow (AFAAID): Completion of this course fulfills the 300-hour educational requirement to sit for the AAID Associate Fellow examination.
- Preparation: We dedicate specific course time to reviewing for the Part 1 (Written) and Part 2 (Oral) examinations, giving our participants a distinct advantage.
Registration Information
Disclaimer: A self instruction online aspect is included in the program. Participants will need loupes, laptops and note-taking materials.
Registration Fee: Fee includes tuition, registration, handouts, materials, breakfast, coffee, lunch for most full-day courses, and other amenities involved in making this a pleasant learning experience.
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