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World-class education for sophisticatedand forward-thinking dental professionals

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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF IMPLANT DENTISTRY 2014 Course Catalog

Zirconia Implants:A New Addition to a Modern Implant Practice 1-2

Implementing Ultimate Hospitality and Customer Service in an Implant Practice: Exploring the Ritz-Carlton Methodology

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TeethXpress: An Optimal Immediate Load/Function Treatment Solution for Fully Edentulous Patients

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Treating an Edentulous Patient in Today’s Environment: Better, Faster and More Cost-Effective

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Incorporating Bone Morphogenic Proteins (BMP) in Your Clinical Practice: Enhancing the Arsenal for the General Practice

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Cone Beam CT Technology: a Must-Have Diagnostic Imaging Modality for Any Modern Dental Practice

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Implementing Lean Methodology in an Implant Practice, the Key to Success in a Highly Competitive Implant Market

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Current Surgical Solutions for Maxillary Sinus Augmentation 17

Socket Grafting & Predictable Ridge Preservation for Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry 19

Esthetic Zone TeethXpress Solution 21

Hard & Soft Tissue Regeneration for Optimal Implant Esthetics 23-24

The Instructors 27-29

Course Registration Form 31

Destination Information 32

Table of Contents

“Wisdom is knowing what to do next,skill is knowing how to do it, and virtue is doing it”

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Day 1 Hands-On Training:Participants will have the opportunity to place a crown and bridge type zirconia implant in a plastic mandible. Different

designs for transitional prosthesis will be available and distributed among participants so they become fully familiar with

the fabrication criteria.

Day 2 Hands-On Training:Participants will have the opportunity to place a ball top overdenture version of zirconia implant in a

plastic mandible. All of the chair-side steps for retrofitting a female cap into the denture base will be

discussed.

Day 2 Points of Discussion:

• Patient selection criteria for overdenture therapy utilizing zirconia implants

• Indication and contra-indications of zirconia implants for overdenture therapy

• Surgical protocol for fully edentulous patients

• Biomechanical analysis of implant-supported overdenture

• Loading protocol for implant-supported overdenture utilizing zirconia implants

• Prosthetic steps for fabricating an overdenture supported by zirconia implants

• Occlusal schemes

Zirconia implants have been available in Europe and other parts of the world for many years. Clinicians have been able

to show a comparable success rate to titanium implants by utilizing a protected loading protocol. Because of their high

success rate and predictability, the FDA has approved zirconia implants for the US market.

Zirconia implants will open a totally new frontier for dental practices, which are serving patients with high esthetic

demands or looking for a metal free treatment solution. Additionally, Zirconia implants will allow clinicians to treat

patients with metal allergies. As it has been described in the literature, gingival response and tissue integration around

zirconia are optimized.

This two-day program provides a comprehensive training about clinical principles associated with implant therapy

utilizing zirconia implant. All of surgical and prosthetic techniques for fixed and implant overdenture prosthesis

supported by zirconia implants will be discussed.


• Biological and design rational for zirconia implants

• Patient selection for fixed prosthesis supported by zirconia implants

• Indications and contra-indications

• Surgical protocol for partially edentulous patients

• Temporization techniques and delivery of final crown and bridges

• Protected loading protocol

• Combination therapy utilizing zirconia implants and tissue engineering (soft & hard tissue)

• Clinical risk management

Instructors: Dr. Hamid Shafie, Dr. Ted FieldsFebruary 14 & 15, 2014 Austin, TXApril 18 & 19, 2014 Las Vegas, NV

June 20 & 21, 2014 Washington, DCAugust 29 & 30, 2014 Chicago, IL

14 CE Credits

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• Leadership Development

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Helping organizationson their journey to serviceexcellence and sustainableculture transformation

The Ritz-Carlton Leadership Center is collaborating with the American Institute of Implant Dentistry to bring a

hospitality-style approach of focusing on a customer service culture to drive performance and prestige of a typical

implant practice.

Clinical competency is no longer enough in today’s highly competitive implant market. The most successful implant

practices are those where employees, from the receptionist to the surgeon, are creating unique, memorable and

personable experiences.

Patient satisfaction goes beyond a successful clinical procedure. It requires a philosophy that is embedded in the

culture of the practice - a philosophy that also extends to employee retention and growth.

During this course, implantologists and their office managers will learn The Ritz-Carlton methodology and philosophy of

engaging the entire team as crucial elements of creating a successful culture and an upscale implant practice.

Points of Discussion:

• The impact of psychology on the patients’ experiences

• The power of creating unique, memorable and personal experiences

• The importance of the five senses to the patient experience

• Sense of arrival and departure can make or break the entire experience

• Refined appearance and verbiage is key in the healthcare environment

• Delighted patients lead to profitability

Hands-On Training:

The course includes videos, group activities, discussion and role play.

Instructor: Diana OreckFebruary 26, 2014 Washington, DCAugust 13, 2014 Washington, DC

Implementing Ultimate Hospitality and CustomerService in an Implant Practice: Exploring The

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Traditional delayed loading techniques and two-stage implant placement techniques have become less popular over

the past few years. Patients are looking for treatment options that avoid multiple surgeries and prolonged treatment.

There are multiple immediate load options available for fully edentulous patients, however the majority of patients

cannot benefit from them because they are too expensive.

TeethXpress is the latest solution in immediate load therapy for fully edentulous patients, which combines many high-

end technologies in implant dentistry while maintaining the treatment cost affordability for the majority of patients.


• Describing diagnosis and planning protocol for TeethXpress

• TeethXpress surgical techniques

• Variety of TeethXpress prosthetic options

• Suitable occlusal scheme for TeethXpress therapy


• Participants will have the opportunity to observe TeethXpress loading steps, performed on a patient live

• Entire procedure will be a live feed from surgical suite to the conference room

• Course instructor will be available to answer all of participant’s questions after completing the treatment

• Open discussion

Instructor: Dr. Hamid ShafieFebruary 28 & March 1, 2014 Washington, DC

July 25 & 26, 2014 Washington, DCNovember 7 & 8, 2014 Washington, DC

11 CE Credits



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Implant overdenture therapy has enhanced the quality of life for fully edentulous patients significantly. The rapid

increase of the aging population and fully edentulous patients has placed the implant overdenture at the forefront of

implant dentistry. However, achieving a long-term cost-effective successful treatment outcome requires complete

understanding of different treatment plans and designs. Both surgeons and restorative dentists should know about the

principles of attachment assembly design supported by traditional implants, as well as treatment guidelines for treating

patients with specially designed overdenture implants. Incorporating this treatment modality in everyday practice has

become a necessary rather than optional treatment.


• The relationship between numbers and the location of traditional implants and each attachment assembly

design in mandibular and maxillary cases

• Case design criteria for an implant-supported overdenture based on height, width and quality of available

bone, as well as level of desirable resiliency

• Treatment guideline for immediate load or delayed load overdenture therapy utilizing two-piece Locator

Overdenture Implant

• Suitable occlusal scheme for Implant Overdenture therapy

• Case plan design and device choices to make today’s treatment options less invasive and more affordable

for the patient

• Risk management and trouble-shooting

Hands-On Training:

Participants will be able to practice surgical and prosthetic training with a two-piece Locator implant.

Instructor: Dr. Hamid ShafieApril 9, 2014 Washington, DC

October 22, 2014 Washington, DC7 CE Credits

Treating an Edentulous Patient in Today’sEnvironment: Better, Faster and More Cost-Effective


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Hands-On Training

This course is designed to teach general practitioners about rhBMP-2 and associated bone grafting techniques. Many

general practitioners are still unaware of the new developments in hard tissue engineering utilizing biologics. BMPs

now enable practitioners to perform bone graft procedures without relying on aggressive irreversible techniques,

such as onlay block grafts. Sparing patients from a secondary surgical site can often lead to an increase in implant

case acceptance. Implant site development has now become a crucial aspect of treatment planning for all general

practitioners who want to stay competitive in the dynamic implant market.


• Overview of BMPs and their mechanism of action

• Specific indications and dosing

• Use of supporting grafting materials

• Application techniques and principles

• Avoiding the pitfalls of BMP

• Discussion of BMP complications and their management

Instructor: Dr. Kenneth Wu, Dr. Hamid ShafieApril 23, 2014 Washington, DC

7 CE Credits

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Treatment planning is the most important aspect of implant dentistry. Radiography is a vital part of the planning

process and new technology has made this planning process much more accurate.

2-dimensional (2D) images have inherent limitations that can result in incorrect and/or incomplete diagnosis and

treatment planning. Using a 2D image will increase the risk factor of violating opposing anatomical landmarks near the

implant site. Cone Beam CT technology has brought the power of 3-dimensional (3D) imaging to the dental office.

With the rapid growth of 3D Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), dentists now have tools available for more

accurate diagnosis and treatment. CT-Guided dental implant planning and surgical techniques are far superior to

traditional 2-dimensional imaging and “freehand” placement of dental implants. This results in a less invasive surgical

procedure, minimizes surgical risk factors by having awareness of anatomical challenges ahead of time, increases

precision of implant placement, reduces surgical time, and enhances patient recovery.


• Understand the basic fundamentals and application of cone-beam CT

• Identify clinically significant anatomy and pathology

• Discuss the shortcomings of traditional implant planning and surgical guides

• Introduce 3D CT volumetric implant treatment planning

• Identify the hardware and software component variables in applying CT technology

• Make practical choices for implementing CT in private practice

Hands-On Training:

Selected implant planning cases will be provided to demonstrate application of the above fundamentals with

emphasis on visualization strategies and radiologic interpretation.

Course attendees will also beam provided sample cases to demonstrate their understanding and proficiency

and to simulate guided navigation virtually. Participants will have the opportunity to see and observe opera-

tion of an onsite CBCT unit at the Institute.

Instructor: Dr. Bart SilvermanMay 7, 2014 Washington, DC

7 CE Credits

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Lean management is an innovative system designed to enhance productivity by eliminating waste. The current implant

practice model offers many opportunities for improving efficiency. Implementation of lean thinking in an implant practice

will drastically reduce the non-value adding activities between processes, which will lead to higher quality services,

shorter waiting times, lower overhead costs for the practice, fewer errors in documentation, as well as healthy stress-

free work environments for surgeons and their staff.

In this course, surgeons/implantologists will learn a framework to diagnose, improve and design effective and efficient

operational systems within their implant practice. This framework will help them identify leverage points with the

greatest impact on their bottom line.


• Introduction to why lean methodology should be used in an implant practice

• Description of key lean methods and tools

• Analysis of cost management approach versus traditional revenue management

• Explanation of how to establish a thriving implant practice, particularly by reducing the cost of

the average patient visit and general overhead

• Examples of application of lean concepts in specific focus areas

• Recommendations of key metrics for each focus area

• Case studies of lean improvements within the oral surgery and implant practice

• Discussion of how to integrate lean into surgical and prosthetic best practices

Hands-On Training:

Participants will understand the lean principles using a simulation. Within small teams, participants will op-

timize a test environment from a classical Push approach to a Pull and Flow oriented system to experience

the impact of lean principles.

The program is empowered by Porsche Consulting’s Lean Management Methodology.

Instructor: Ronny Rudzinski, Dr. Hamid ShafieMay 28, 2014 Washington, DC

November 12, 2014 Washington, DC7 CE Credits

Implementing Lean Methodology in an Implant Practice, the Key to Success in a Highly Competitive Implant Market

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Typically, surgeons use surgical burs during conventional oral and maxillofacial or implant surgeries to cut or split

the bone. No matter how accurate a surgeon can be, there is always the risk of damaging the surrounding soft

tissue and opposing anatomical landmarks such as inferior alveolar nerve or Schneiderian membrane in maxillary

sinuses. Piezosurgery is one of the newest technologies for cutting bone. The Piezosurgery unit generates ultrasonic

microvibrations, which is only effective on bone but it has no effect on the surrounding soft tissues such as nerves,

periosteum or the Schneiderian membrane of the maxillary sinus. Because of its highly selective and accurate nature,

it is an ideal technology for implant site preparation, sinus lift and ridge split surgeries. In addition, piezosurgery

reduces the healing time of the patient to a great extent.


• Historical background of the ultrasonic bone surgery

• Indications in oral & maxillofacial surgery

• Specific applications in implant dentistry

• Advantages of piezosurgery technique compared to conventional surgical methods

• Surgical steps for implant site preparation, sinus lift technique and ridge expansion technique

• Harvesting of bone block and autogenous bone chips utilizing piezoelectric technology

• Identifying and minimizing risk and failure

• Post-surgical care and evaluation

Hands-On Training:

Participants will have the opportunity to use the piezosurgery unit, perform bone surgery procedures and

gain access to the Schneiderian membrane by performing piezosurgery.

Instructor: Dr. Kenneth Wu, Dr. Hamid ShafieJune 4, 2014 Washington, DC

October 15, 2014 Washington, DC7 CE Credits

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Successful oral rehabilitation often requires hard and soft tissue regeneration for optimal functional and esthetic

outcomes. As implant dentistry evolves to become the standard of care, education on the maintenance of bone and

soft tissue after tooth extraction is essential. Today’s clinicians are achieving predictable results by grafting extraction

sockets for ridge preservation, utilizing the latest membranes and bone scaffolds. Socket grafting following tooth

removal is proven to reduce bone loss, maintain ridge proportion, enhance esthetic and post-operative outcomes, and

satisfy patient expectations.

This course will review practical application of extraction socket grafting and ridge preservation. Clinical experience and

scientific evidence will be presented to support the materials and techniques demonstrated. This course will provide

you with the knowledge and skills to successfully incorporate new procedures into your daily practice with confidence

and predictability. Following the presentation a hands-on workshop will be provided where you will perform the surgical

procedures discussed on special models designed to simulate actual clinical conditions.


• Rationale for socket and ridge preservation procedures

• Examination of donor sources available for hard tissue for dental procedures and their

advantages/disadvantages

• Principles of successful hard tissue augmentation

• Minimally invasive surgical techniques

• Microsurgical instrumentation and specialized suturing techniques

• Socket grafting for predictable implant placement

• Particulate bone grafting for ridge augmentation

• Management of complications

• Timing of implant placement-immediate versus delayed

• Implant surface design

• Current clinical research findings

Hands-On Training:

Participants will be able to experience site development, bone graft placement and suture techniques.

Instructor: Dr. Lewis CummingsSeptember 5, 2014 Washington, DC

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The predictability of dental implants using the traditional Branemark two-stage protocol has been well-documented.

However, prolonged treatment time and multiple surgeries have been disadvantages of this protocol. Managing ideal

esthetic in the anterior region is an additional challenge for clinicians who are using two-stage protocol.

Today, immediate loaded implant treatment modality can be considered a viable option, which decreases treatment

time, minimizes the number of surgical procedures, and maximizes esthetic outcomes.

Clinicians and researchers have documented that the immediate loading of implants placed in the esthetic zone is a

very reliable treatment option to preserve the ideal gingival architecture, in addition to all of the benefits of immediate

implant therapy. Immediate load protocol has been developed after introducing the new generation of dental implants,

which have suitable geometry and topography for immediate therapy by major implant companies.

The advantages of immediate restoration are obvious; however, the application of immediate or early load may pose

an increased risk of implant failure in single-tooth situations if clinicians are not familiar with the prerequisites for

achieving and maintaining acceptable treatment outcome.


• Case selection criteria of immediate implant placement and loading in the esthetic zone

• Modified surgical techniques for immediate implant placement

• Prosthetic steps for fabricating same-day transitional crowns

• Bone grafting techniques and materials in conjunction with immediate implant placement

Instructor: Dr. Hamid ShafieSeptember 27, 2014 Washington, DC

7 CE Credits

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Successful oral rehabilitation often requires hard and soft tissue regeneration for optimal outcomes. This course will

examine effective techniques for bone grafting and soft tissue enhancements for improved esthetic results around

both natural teeth and dental implants. Clinical experience and scientific evidence will be presented to support the

materials and techniques demonstrated. This surgical technique course will provide you with the knowledge and skills

to successfully incorporate the new procedures into your daily practice with confidence and predictability. Following

each presentation, a hands-on workshop will be provided where you will perform the surgical procedures discussed

on special models designed to simulate actual clinical conditions.

Day 1 Points of Discussion: Soft Tissue:

• Examine the different donor sources for connective tissue available for dental procedures with

their advantages and disadvantages

• Discuss the evolution of soft tissue grafting procedures

• Acellular Dermal Matrix for coverage of exposed root surfaces

• Autogenous connective tissue grafts and rotated palatal grafts

• Pouch procedure and their advantages and limitations.

• Microsurgical instrumentation

• Advanced suturing techniques

• Platelet Rich Plasma for use in soft tissue procedures

Day 1 Hands-On Training:

This part of the course provides the opportunity for participants to have a workshop demonstrating

techniques discussed.

Instructor: Dr. Lewis CummingsNovember 14 & 15, 2014 Washington, DC

14 CE Credits

Hard & Soft Tissue Regeneration for Optimal Implant Esthetics

Day 2 Points of Discussion: Hard Tissue:

• Examine the different donor sources for hard tissue available for dental procedures with their advantages

and disadvantages

• Tissue engineering using growth factors including Platelet Rich Plasma and BMP-2

• Socket grafting for predictable implant replacement

• Barrier membranes in guided bone regeneration

• Particulate grafting materials

• Block bone grafting materials

• Onlay block bone grafting for ridge augmentation

• Particulate bone grafting for ridge augmentation

• Fixation devices

• SonicWeld Rx membrane system for hard tissue augmentation

• Timing of implant placement- immediate versus delayed

Day 2 Hands-On Training:

This part of the course provides the opportunity for participants to have a workshop demonstrating

techniques discussed.

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Dr. Lewis C. CummingsDr. Lewis Cummings, a Houston native, graduated dental school with honors from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Following graduation, Dr. Cummings advanced his training with a residency at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Lincoln, where he completed a Masters degree in Oral Biology and received his certificate in Periodontics. While in Lincoln, Dr. Cummings began to research tissue engineering and now lectures internationally in this field. In addition to lecturing and maintaining a full time private practice focused on oral rehabilitation, Dr. Cummings teaches advanced courses on hard and soft tissue regenerative techniques for both dental implants and natural teeth. Currently, he holds associate professor positions with both the University of Texas Dental School at Houston and the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Lincoln, teaching soft tissue grafting and dental implants in the post-graduate programs. He is also a co-instructor with the Center for Advanced Dental Education in Dallas, Texas, teaching advanced periodontal plastic surgical and dental implant procedures to dentists from around the world.

Dr. Ted FieldsDr. Ted Fields, DDS, PhD is an oral surgeon whose education took an uncommon path. After completing a degree in computer science and mathematics at Emory University in Atlanta, GA, he continued his studies at Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas, TX, earning a doctorate in dental surgery. Dr. Fields continued his training in Dallas, earning his certificate in oral & maxillofacial surgery, and through Texas A&M Health Science Center, his second doctorate degree, a Ph.D. in Craniofacial Biology. He completed his Ph.D. with more than 30 papers and book chapters on bone biology and other oral surgery topics. Still involved in advanced education, Dr. Fields regularly attends a wide range of professional meetings and seminars. He also teaches a number of continuing education courses each year, primarily focusing on advances in dental implant care.

Diana OrekDiana Oreck is the Vice President of The Ritz-Carlton Leadership Center and brings over 30 years of experience in the hospitality industry to her role. She is an international advisor in corporate culture, branding, leadership, employee engagement and legendary service. Ms. Oreck sits on the Credit Suisse Business School Advisory Board and The Kingston Healthcare, Inc. Board. She also participates in Training Magazine’s Training Hall of Fame.

The Instructors

Ronny RudzinskiRonny Rudzinski is a graduate of the University of Applied Sciences located in Bonn-Rhein-Sieg, Germany where he earned his degree in mechanical engineering. He began his career as an Electronics Technician at Wirtgen GmbH, Germany; and worked for four years in the maintenance department of the Hospital Linz in Germany. Prior to joining Porsche Consulting Germany as a Consultant in 2007, Rudzinski worked as a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and TPM Manager for Orica Germany, a global manufacturer for commercial explosives, from 2003 to 2007. He led highly successful lean management transformation projects in the automotive and aerospace industry prior to assuming the role of Project Manager of Porsche Consulting, Inc. in 2011. Rudzinski’s main competencies are lean transformation projects and the improvement of management systems in the area of supply chain management and administration. He advises numerous national and international companies on operational excellence.

Dr. Bart SilvermanDr. Bart Silverman is in a private practice limited to Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in New York, NY and is an attending physician at Westchester County Medical Center and Nyack Hospital. He is also a Clinical Associate Professor at New York Medical College. He lectures nationally of several different implant systems and is President of the Bi-State and Hudson River Implant Study Clubs. He is a past president of the Rockland County Dental Society and previously served on the Board of Governors of the Ninth District Dental Society. Dr. Silverman graduated from Fairleigh Dickinson University in 1982 Summa Cum Laude and received his doctorate in Dental Medicine in 1986 from Fairleigh Dickinson Jr. School of Dentistry, where he was a member of the Omicron Kappa Upsilon Honor Society. He completed his Oral and Maxillofacial Surgical residency at Westchester County Medical Center in 1989 and was Chief Resident during his final year. Dr. Silverman is currently a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.

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Dr. Hamid R. ShafieDr. Hamid Shafie received his certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies in Prosthodontics from Boston University’s Goldman School of Dental Medicine. He was the founder of the Center for Oral Implantology at John Hopkins University, where he has trained many dentists in different aspects of implant dentistry. Dr. Shafie is currently the President of the American Institute of Implant Dentistry, a not-for-profit teaching institution, in Washington, DC. He is the director of postdoctoral implant training at Washington Hospital Center’s Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. He is an adjunct faculty member at The Boston University’s center for implantology. In addition, Dr. Shafie is the author of a textbook on Implant Supported Overdentures published by Wiley-Blackwell in 2007. He lectures nationally and internationally about innovative aspects of implant dentistry and is renowned for his unique way of making implant dentistry fun to learn for both specialists and general dentists.

Dr. Kenneth WuDr. Kenneth Wu completed his oral and maxillofacial surgery specialty training at the Washington Hospital Center in D.C., known nationally for its intense and progressive dental implant training. He earned his D.D.S. from the University of Maryland and was inducted into multiple dental honor societies for his accomplishments. He received his B.S. in Biology with Honors at the University of Maryland on a full academic scholarship. He has also received awards from the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and the Maryland State Dental Association for his achievements. Dr. Wu maintains a clinical appointment at the American Institute of Implant Dentistry Faculty Practice in Washington, D.C. where he focuses on dental implant surgery, tissue engineering and promoting the implant education of fellow dental professionals.

The Instructors

This symposium is designed to teach clinicians how to combine zirconia implant treatment with tissue engineering procedures such as sinus lift and biologic bone regeneration. Participants will have the opportunity to learn marketing and business development strategies related to high-end implant practices.For more information, contact AIID headquarters at 202-331-3242 or email: [email protected]

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Zirconia Implants: A New Addition to a Modern Implant Practice

February 14 & 15, 2014, $995.00 Austin, TX

April 18 & 19, 2014, $995.00 Las Vegas, NV

June 20 & 21, 2014, $995.00 Washington, DC

August 29 & 30, 2014, $995.00 Chicago, IL

Implementing Ultimate Hospitality and Customer Service in an Implant Practice: Exploring the Ritz-Carlton Methodology

Feb 26, 2014, $1,950.00 DC August 13, 2014, $1,950.00 DC


February 28 & March 1, 2014, $1,795.00 Washington, DC

July 25 & 26, 2014, $1,795.00 Washington, DC

November 7 & 8, 2014, $1,795.00 Washington, DC

Treating an Edentulous Patient in Today’s Environment: Better, Faster and More Cost-Effective

April 9, 2014, $800.00 DC October 22, 2014, $800.00 DC

Incorporating Bone Morphogenic Proteins (BMP) in Your Clinical Practice

April 23 , 2014, $800.00 Washington, DC

Cone Beam CT Technology, a Must-Have Diagnostic Imaging Modality for Any Modern Dental Practice

May 7, 2014, $800.00 Washington, DC

Implementing Lean Methodology in an Implant Practice, the Key to Success in a Highly Competitive Market

May 28, 2014, $1,495.00 Washington, DC

November 12, 2014, $1,495.00 Washington, DC

Current Surgical Solutions for Maxillary Sinus Augmentation

June 4, 2014, $800.00 Washington, DC

October 15, 2014, $800.00 Washington, DC

Socket Grafting and Predictable Ridge Preservation for Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry

September 5, 2014, $495.00 Washington, DC

Esthetic Zone TeethXpress Solution

September 27, 2014, $800.00 Washington, DC

Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration for Optimal Implant Esthetics

November 14 & 15, 2014, $995.00 Both Days, $695 One Day DC

To register or for more information,please contact:Melanie Tsou [email protected] T: 202.331.3242 F: 202.331.3475

CANCELLATION POLICY: If AIID must cancel an event, your full tuition will be reimbursed. AIID will not assume responsibility for travel expenses. Should you need to cancel more than 7 days prior to the event, you will be refunded less a $150 administrative fee. AIID will not refund no-shows or cancellations the week of the event, instead you will receive a credit toward a future course.

Breakfast & lunch are included in the course tuition

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Destination InformationAMERICAN INSTITUTE OF IMPLANT DENTISTRY 2014 Course Catalog

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Colonial Parking GarageLot 386 Entrance on 19th St and Dupont Circle South1320 19th St NW

Colonial Parking GarageLot 470 Entrance on Massachusetts Ave & 20th St1913 Massachusetts Ave NW

Hotel ParkingHotel Palomar2121 P St NW

Hotel ParkingMarriott Residence Inn 2120 P St NW

The American Institute of Implant Dentistry is located in the heart of Washington, DC in the Dupont Circle neighborhood

Reagan National Airport6 milesDulles International Airport26 miles

www.metwashairports.comHotel Palomarhotelpalomar-dc.com202-448-1800Please use code: GBP10133 to receive our discounted rate

Marriott Residence Innmarriott.com202-872-1500

Hilton Embassy Rowembassyrowhotel.com202-265-1600

Dupont Circle Hoteldoylecollection.com202-483-6000

The Fairfax at Embassy Rowstarwoodhotels.com202-293-2100

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The Institute is Metro Accessible. The closest Metro station is Dupont Circle Station, on the Red Line


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A dramatic blend of technology, hospitality, charm and elegance


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American Institute of Implant Dentistry

1426 21st Street Northwest 2nd Floor Washington, DC 20036

t: +1 202-331-3242 I f: +1 202-331-3475 www.AIIDglobal.org

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