DISS USA 2-Day Course

Course Description 

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The Dental Implant Surgical Seminar (DISS) helps general and restorative dentists expand their private practice into implant surgery. The seminar provides a thorough introduction to the basics of dental implant surgery and hands-on training in soft tissue management and anatomical structures.

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The DISS Implant seminar consists of one day of lectures and one day of surgery. The lecture is given by Dr. Omid Termechi, who has placed thousands of implants and held academic positions in implantology at highly regarded institutions such as the New York University College of Dentistry. Then, all participants get a hands-on surgical experience, placing up to 3 implants in live patients. All surgeries are performed at a state-of-the-art facility and are supervised by the DISS team of implant surgeons. Participating doctors may bring their own patients or DISS can provide patients.

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Credits from DISS can be used toward the required 100 hours of implant education necessary for the ICOI Fellowship or AAID Associate Fellowship  In addition, participants will receive 10 CE credits. 

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Course Objective

1. Participants will be introduced to the basics of implant surgery 
2. Learn to make an incision and suturing techniques 
3. Drilling protocols for implant surgery 
6. Learn about the BSP program
7. Hands-on LIVE patient implant surgery 
8. Understanding bone and soft tissue anatomy

9.Participants will perform model surgery 

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Faculty

Dr. Omid Termechi 
 

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ADG Code: 690