PADICE Surgical Implant Program

Sessions 4–6: Root-Form Surgery, Advanced Implant Prosthodontics & Digital Workflows

INTRODUCTION

Sessions 4, 5, and 6 represent the advanced surgical and prosthetic phase of the PADICE Surgical Implant Program. These sessions expand the clinician’s skill set from single-tooth implant dentistry into the treatment of partially and completely edentulous patients, with emphasis on root-form implant surgery, fixed implant prosthodontics, and digital implant workflows.

The focus of Sessions 4–6 is on prosthetically driven implant placement, posterior mandibular safety, implant body selection, progressive bone loading, and implant uncovery. Participants learn how to manage biomechanically demanding implant cases while minimizing complications and maximizing long-term implant stability.

Digital and guided implant workflows are introduced through CT-based planning, ABCDE implant placement, surgical guides, and All-on-X digital implant scanning, integrating modern technology into everyday implant practice.

PRIMARY CLINICAL FOCUS

Root-form implant surgery
Partially and completely edentulous patients
Edentulous arches in implant dentistry
Fixed implant prosthodontics
Cement-retained vs screw-retained restorations
Implant body size and force distribution
Progressive bone loading
Stage II uncovery
Posterior mandibular safety
Digital and conventional implant impressions

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of Sessions 4–6, participants will be able to:

Advanced Implant Prosthodontics

Recognize the role of prosthetic-driven planning in implant dentistry
Differentiate fixed and removable implant prosthetic designs
Define the indications for cement-retained and screw-retained restorations
Understand implant prosthetic design for partially and completely edentulous arches

Implant Design & Biomechanics

Recognize the role of prosthetic-driven planning in implant dentistry
Differentiate fixed and removable implant prosthetic designs
Define the indications for cement-retained and screw-retained restorations
Understand implant prosthetic design for partially and completely edentulous arches

Diagnostics, Imaging & Digital Planning

Interpret CBCT imaging for partially and completely edentulous patients
Plan implant placement for fixed and edentulous cases using CT-based workflows
Understand the digital workflow for implant planning and prosthetic execution

Treatment Planning for Edentulous Patients

Formulate prosthetically driven treatment plans for partially and completely edentulous patients
Select appropriate implant number, position, and prosthetic design for edentulous arches
Compare treatment options for fixed versus removable implant restorations

Surgical & Clinical Competence

Perform root-form implant surgery in posterior and edentulous sites
Perform Stage II implant uncovery based on soft- and hard-tissue conditions
Apply pharmacologic protocols for implant surgery and healing
Recognize and manage implant-related emergencies

Posterior Mandibular Safety & Complication Control

Identify anatomical risk zones in the posterior mandible
Prevent and manage posterior mandibular surgical complications
Recognize early signs of biomechanical and biological implant failure

Implant Impression & Digital Prosthodontics

Perform implant impressions using open-tray and closed-tray techniques
Capture accurate implant-level digital impressions using Scan Ladder with Medit Scanner
Integrate All-on-X digital scanning into fixed prosthetic workflows

CORE TOPICS

Pre-implant prosthodontics
Treatment planning for partially and completely edentulous patients
Edentulous arches in implant dentistry
Cement-retained vs screw-retained implant restorations
Principles of fixed implant prosthodontics
Implant impressions
Digital implant scanning (All-on-X)
Implant body size: biomechanical and esthetic rationale
Root-form implant surgery
Progressive bone loading
Avoiding posterior mandibular complications
Stage II uncovery
Implant pharmacology
Implant emergencies

HANDS-ON TRAINING

Participants will complete the following laboratory and clinical training:

CT-based treatment planning
ABCDE implant placement protocol
Implant impressions
- Closed tray
- Open tray
All-on-X digital scanning
- Using Scan Ladder + Medit iP Scanner
Implant surgical guide planning and verification
Live surgery
- Implant placement
- Bone grafting

COURSE FEE:

Practitioner	P25,000.00
Early Bird Registration	P23,000.00
Group of 5	P23,000.00

Initial registration fee of P5,000.00 will reserve you a slot. You will need to call a team member to do initial registration.

Tuition includes course materials, lunch and snacks on scheduled date of class.
Please confirm LIVE SURGERY registration.

Doctors who would like to perform a live surgery on a patient, please contact us for more information PADICE is pleased to present flexible payment plans.

Payment is inclusive of the following:

Scheduled hands-on workshops with models and instructions provided
Breakfast, lunches, refreshment breaks, Contemporary Implant Dentistry 4thd Edition E-book Reference, technical training manual, professional information packets
Personal items such as Loupes, etc. are the responsibility of the program participants

CANCELLATION POLICY:

Refunds are only granted if written notification is received seven (7) business days prior to this course. Please email padice.ph@gmail.com. The number of course registrants is LIMITED to maximize personal attention, facilitate interaction, and high education and learning.

PRIMUM ADVANCED DENTAL IMPLANT CENTER

Session 4-6