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Roadmap to Remote Anchorage with Dr. Clark Damon: Part 1
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Ever wondered what it takes to become a master in implant dentistry? Join us as we sit down with Dr. Clark Damon, a leading expert who transitioned from running a denture clinic to managing a high-production practice. Dr. Damon walks us through his journey and outlines the essential steps to advance from handling removable overdentures and single implants to mastering fixed treatments and All-on-Four cases. He emphasizes the importance of hands-on experience and specialized training, shedding light on how visual aids like x-rays and CT scans can be pivotal in enhancing your learning curve.
Discover the transformative power of cadaver training in dental education. Dr. Damon shares his experiences with advanced cadaver courses offered by the Texas Implant Institute, highlighting invaluable mentorship and the collaborative spirit fostered by professionals like Rick Klein and Juan Gonzalez. These immersive courses are more than just a learning opportunity—they are a gateway to forming lasting professional relationships and accelerating skill development, especially in full arch procedures.
We also dive into the nitty-gritty of guided implant surgery and patient education. From the crucial need for comprehensive training and effective communication with staff, to transparent discussions with patients about procedural and financial aspects—Dr. Damon covers it all. Learn about the benefits of using six implants to reduce cantilevers, the importance of anatomical landmarks, and essential preventative measures for patients who have undergone head and neck radiation. Equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate complex medical considerations and ensure patient safety and successful outcomes in your practice. Don't miss this episode packed with insights and practical advice to elevate your implant dentistry skills!
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Discover the transformative power of cadaver training in dental education. Dr. Damon shares his experiences with advanced cadaver courses offered by the Texas Implant Institute, highlighting invaluable mentorship and the collaborative spirit fostered by professionals like Rick Klein and Juan Gonzalez. These immersive courses are more than just a learning opportunity—they are a gateway to forming lasting professional relationships and accelerating skill development, especially in full arch procedures.
We also dive into the nitty-gritty of guided implant surgery and patient education. From the crucial need for comprehensive training and effective communication with staff, to transparent discussions with patients about procedural and financial aspects—Dr. Damon covers it all. Learn about the benefits of using six implants to reduce cantilevers, the importance of anatomical landmarks, and essential preventative measures for patients who have undergone head and neck radiation. Equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate complex medical considerations and ensure patient safety and successful outcomes in your practice. Don't miss this episode packed with insights and practical advice to elevate your implant dentistry skills!
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1. Roadmap to Remote Anchorage with Dr. Clark Damon: Part 1 (00:00:00)
2. Advanced Techniques in Implant Dentistry (00:00:01)
3. Cadaver Training in Implant Dentistry (00:12:42)
4. Guided Implant Surgery Considerations (00:22:27)
5. Patient Education and Ethical Dentistry (00:32:10)
6. Implant Dentistry Education and Best Practices (00:35:37)
7. Implant Dentistry Contraindications and Considerations (00:41:00)
8. Preventive Measures for Radiation-Receiving Patients (00:47:13)
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