Mid-Continent Dental Congress - Greater St. Louis Dental Society Conference for Continuing Education

CE Credits: 3 hour lecture | Subject: | Recommended for: Dentists, Dental Assistants | Prerequisite: AM lecture required for PM workshop

This rapid paced, half-day course presents the protocols for atraumatic tooth removal and socket grafting. Anatomy, histology, and bone loss patterns will be presented. Indications for site augmentation versus site reconstruction will precede a cursory review of bone graft materials, collagen membrane products and suture materials. An overview of case selection will provide attendees the ability to select cases that will provide predictable results using the techniques demonstrated during the course. Understanding and applying the fundamentals taught at this course will provide the participant with ideal sites for future implant placement resulting in esthetic restorative outcomes.

Conventional extraction techniques often result in reduced bone height and width, with associated esthetic and functional deficits. Learn how to remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue. By applying these newly developed techniques, instruments, and materials, you will learn to perform simple and predictable socket grafting procedures to maintain and augment bone as well as attached gingiva in and the healing extraction socket.

Learning Objectives:

• Remove the most difficult root tips predictably, with minimal trauma and loss of hard and soft tissue.
• Understand the didactic and surgical information required to atraumatically extract teeth.
• Successfully regenerate bone into the tooth sockets immediately after removal.

About the Speaker:

Mark A. Iacobelli DDS, FAGD, FICD, MIIF graduated from Case Western Reserve University School of Dentistry in 1982. Since then he has completed post graduate programs in orthodontics, neuromuscular and TMD treatments for jaw and head pain, esthetic and cosmetic dentistry, implant placement and restoration, and a one-year program for intra-venous conscious sedation.   He has maintained an Expanded Service Private Practice since June of 1982 and holds licenses and sedation permits in the states of Ohio and Florida.  Dr. Iacobelli is a Fellow in the Academy of General Dentistry, the Midwest Implant Institute, and the International College of Dentists.  He is the co-founder of Advanced Implant Mentoring and The Academy of Minimally Invasive Implantology-East. Mark’s teaching experience complements his educational background.  His lecture experience includes the topics of Dental Implantology, Bone Grafting, Multidisciplinary Full Mouth Reconstruction and Practice Management. He is a founding member of Advanced Implant Mentoring.  Additionally, Mark has educated for Biotech USA, Camlog Biotechnologies, The Fellows of the Midwest Implant Institute, Dentatus International, OCO Biomedical, The Academy of General Dentistry, Heartland Dental Corporation, Maxxeus Dental, and InnoBioSurg International, and the Academy of Minimally Invasive Implantology to mention a few.  In his spare time, Mark spends time with his lovely wife Linda and family as well as being together traveling. They share their household with three young men – Tony (’95), Vince (’96) and Matthew (’07). Financial Relationship – Honorarium: Biotech Dental USA; Other Financial or Material Support: Maxxeus/A.Titan Instruments.