How to Practice the Aseptic Technique in Dental Implant Surgery

Oral Implantology is the fastest growing segment of clinical cosmetic dentistry, and many general dentists are learning surgical implant placement. However, with the excitement of incorporating implantology in your practice comes the responsibility of maintaining a more rigorous standard of infection control, the Aseptic Technique. You may wonder, what exactly Is the aseptic technique, and more importantly, how is it practiced in surgical implant dentistry?

Choosing the Right CE Program for Your Practice

Oral Implantology is the fastest growing segment of clinical cosmetic dentistry, and many general dentists are learning surgical implant placement. However, with the excitement of incorporating implantology in your practice comes the responsibility of maintaining a more rigorous standard of infection control, the Aseptic Technique. You may wonder, what exactly Is the aseptic technique, and more importantly, how is it practiced in surgical implant dentistry?

Advanced Surgical Training with Laser Technology

Keeping up with current dental technology often means being able to offer optimized patient care. Recognizing this, the Dental Implant Learning Center recently hosted a CO2 Laser Training Course during the 2016 Basic Surgical Implant Mini-Residency Program. This course was designed to help clinicians integrate laser technology into their own practice for use in periodontal and implant procedures. Utilizing laser technology for surgical procedures can mean enhanced precision and reduced surgical time for the doctor, as well as less discomfort and postoperative healing time for patients, resulting in an elevated level of patient care. Read on to view some of the highlights from the 2016 Laser Training Course!