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DESCRIPTION: Course SummaryThis course provides a practical\, clinically fo
 cused overview of implant treatment\, progressing from foundational princi
 ples to the management of more advanced surgical cases. Topics will includ
 e implant treatment planning and placement\, surgical considerations for a
 nterior implants\, management of hard- and soft-tissue deficiencies\, and 
 predictable approaches to maxillary sinus augmentation. Clinical cases wil
 l be used throughout the presentation to demonstrate how anatomical and re
 storative factors influence surgical decision-making.Learning ObjectivesAt
  the conclusion of this course\, participants should be able to:1.	Identif
 y the key diagnostic and treatment-planning factors that influence success
 ful implant therapy.2.	Apply fundamental surgical principles to achieve pr
 edictable implant positioning and long-term outcomes.3.	Evaluate the esthe
 tic and anatomical considerations involved in anterior implant placement.4
 .	Recognize common complications associated with implant surgery and devel
 op strategies for their prevention and management.5.	Assess the available 
 bone and sinus anatomy to select an appropriate approach for maxillary sin
 us augmentation.Speaker BioDr. Shi Yin is a board-certified periodontist a
 nd implant surgeon. She completed her specialty training in periodontics a
 t Columbia University\, followed by an advanced implant fellowship at Loma
  Linda University. After completing her fellowship\, she joined the Depart
 ment of Advanced Specialty Education in Periodontics at Loma Linda Univers
 ity as an assistant professor. She currently practices in Washington State
  and is actively involved in the Academy of Osseointegration and the Ameri
 can Academy of Periodontology. Her clinical and research interests include
  immediate implant placement\, esthetic implant therapy\, hard- and soft-t
 issue augmentation\, and maxillary sinus grafting.
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SUMMARY:From Implant Fundamentals to Advanced Surgical Management
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 a></p><p>&nbsp\;</p><div><strong>Course Summary</strong></div><div><p>This
  course provides a practical\, clinically focused overview of implant trea
 tment\, progressing from foundational principles to the management of more
  advanced surgical cases. Topics will include implant treatment planning a
 nd placement\, surgical considerations for anterior implants\, management 
 of hard- and soft-tissue deficiencies\, and predictable approaches to maxi
 llary sinus augmentation. Clinical cases will be used throughout the prese
 ntation to demonstrate how anatomical and restorative factors influence su
 rgical decision-making.</p></div><div><strong>Learning Objectives</strong>
 </div><div>At the conclusion of this course\, participants should be able 
 to:</div><div>1.	Identify the key diagnostic and treatment-planning factor
 s that influence successful implant therapy.</div><div>2.	Apply fundamenta
 l surgical principles to achieve predictable implant positioning and long-
 term outcomes.</div><div>3.	Evaluate the esthetic and anatomical considera
 tions involved in anterior implant placement.</div><div>4.	Recognize commo
 n complications associated with implant surgery and develop strategies for
  their prevention and management.</div><div>5.	Assess the available bone a
 nd sinus anatomy to select an appropriate approach for maxillary sinus aug
 mentation.</div><div><br></div><div><strong>Speaker Bio</strong></div><div
 >Dr. Shi Yin is a board-certified periodontist and implant surgeon. She co
 mpleted her specialty training in periodontics at Columbia University\, fo
 llowed by an advanced implant fellowship at Loma Linda University. After c
 ompleting her fellowship\, she joined the Department of Advanced Specialty
  Education in Periodontics at Loma Linda University as an assistant profes
 sor. She currently practices in Washington State and is actively involved 
 in the Academy of Osseointegration and the American Academy of Periodontol
 ogy. Her clinical and research interests include immediate implant placeme
 nt\, esthetic implant therapy\, hard- and soft-tissue augmentation\, and m
 axillary sinus grafting.</div>
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