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Chanavaz International Institute of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology and INSTITUT OROFACE, France in collaboration ith

multi-level program leading to: Post Graduate Certiﬁcation, Diploma and University Degree (DU) in * INSTITUT OROFACE ADVANCED

levels, oﬀers a modular post graduate qualiﬁcation in oral implantology.

This is an academic and structured course in contemporary and multidisciplinary implantology covering most scientiﬁc and

1 Chanavaz International Institute of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology and INSTITUT OROFACE, France in collaboration ith Collège Extra-Universitaire d'implantologie Orale et Maxillo-Faciale and Consortium d'université (UC), France India s 1 multi-level program leading to: Post Graduate Certiﬁcation, Diploma and University Degree (DU) in * INSTITUT OROFACE ADVANCED ORAL IMPLANTOLOGY This three year degree course in oral implantology ith associated post graduate certiﬁcate and diploma levels, oﬀers a modular post graduate qualiﬁcation in oral implantology. While ﬁrst to levels ill be conducted in India, ﬁnal level ill be conducted in France. This is an academic and structured course in contemporary and multidisciplinary implantology covering most scientiﬁc and clinical aspects of oral implantology. Course Commence: Mumbai - 27th April, 2019 Ne Delhi - 26th April, 2019 Academic year ( ) Registraion information Call: info@ditcentre.com Web:.ditcentre.com

2 General Info Programme Details Eligibility Criterion Program Information: PG Certificate (1st year): Minimum Graduation PG Diploma/CU (2nd year): Successful graduates of first year ill be directly enrolled or experienced implantologists can attend this advance level on modular basis but the exit aard ould be inferior to the Post Graduate Diploma. This three year degree course is a result of strategic collaboration beteen three highly reputed academic institutions, Institut Oroface, France and Consortium d'université (UC), France and Chanavaz International Institute of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology (CIIOMFI). University Degree (3rd year): Successful graduates of first and second year ill directly be enrolled for University Degree Complete course is conducted at three different levels PG Certificate (1st year): INR 200, Plus GST Inclusions: Tuition fee, Study material, Meals during lectures, Exam fee, Certificate fee, Hands on material and Surgical infrastructure cost. Year one - Foundation Level: This year curriculum cover topics of applied dental and medical sciences and also provide overvie of advanced level topics. Hands on, surgeries and restoration techniques taught under this level are limited to simple implant cases. Post Graduate Diploma (2nd year): INR 200, Plus GST Inclusions and exclusions: as mentioned above University Degree (3rd year): Vary from University to University Venue This three year master s program has a strong focus on scientific aspects of oral implantology. Complete understanding of dental and medical sciences ill only result into successful and predictable practice of oral implantology and hence contents of this course abide by these to aspects very sternly. Structure of curriculum is designed orderly so that information can be grasped and applied equally ell. Course Fee Exclusions: Surgical and restorative material. Purpose of this strategic collaboration is to give opportunity of learning most advanced sciences in the field of oral implantology, to practitioners outside of France. First Year (India): Mumbai - Lectures in Hotel Four Points by Sheraton, Navi Mumbai and Surgery in OT environment of our private facility Delhi - Lectures and surgeries at our private facility in Chittaranjan Park. Second Year (India): Same as first year except fe surgeries in OT environment of our associated hospital. Third Year (France): University Campus Year to - Advanced Level-1: This year curriculum cover topics of bone augmentation, maxillary sinus grafting, full mouth rehabilitations both didactically and clinically. Clinical sciences covering treatment modalities for patient presenting severe ja bone atrophy ill also be part of this year syllabus. Hands on, surgeries and restoration techniques taught under this level are of complex cases. Year three - Advanced level-2 & Research Project: This year training is divided in to different parts: Part A - Cover topics related to most sophisticated procedure of hard and soft tissue transplants and complex implants. Part B - Training in skills pertaining to planning, execution and interpretation of clinical and clinically related research. Accrediations: Post Graduate Certificate from Chanavaz International Institute of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology. Post Graduate Diploma in Advanced Oral Implantology from Collège Extra Universitaire d'implantologie Orale et Maxillo Faciale. Academic University Degree (DU) in Oral Implantology from highly reputed French Universities. **University selection ill be based on merit only.

3 Scientiﬁc Team Dr Philippe Chanavaz Dr Hilt Tatum Prof Paul Coulthard Dr Georges Khoury Dr Domenic Belcastro Prof Jean-Paul Francke Dr Jacques Vantomme Prof Vijay Sinh More Dr Varun Prabhavalkar Dr Veejay Deshpandey Dr Munish Bhagirath Dr Alok Bisht Dr Griva Parekh Prof Dayashankara Rao JK Dr Prem K. Kariyappa Dr Om Prakash Nagpal Dr Philippe Puskaric Dr Ramz Haai Dr Helena Esteves

Course Modules-First year A glance at first year: Five didactic sessions covering basic and applied dental and medical sciences and overvie of advanced clinical implantology topics.

Minimum six surgical sessions including demonstration surgeries and student performing surgeries mentor s supervision.

First Session: Dates: 26th April - 27th April, 2019 (Ne Delhi) and 27th April - 28th April, 2019 (Mumbai). Title: Treatment plan and planification.

Introduction to Implantology Philosophy of CIIOMFI Implant types and classification Types of implant surgeries Loading protocols French volumetric classification of bone ASA classification Test of

4 Course Modules-First year A glance at first year: Five didactic sessions covering basic and applied dental and medical sciences and overvie of advanced clinical implantology topics. Eight hands-on orkshops including implant kit and basic armamentarium, incision, flap design and suturing, dummy implant placement, medical imaging, asepsis, lab ork flo and prosthesis. Minimum six surgical sessions including demonstration surgeries and student performing surgeries mentor s supervision. All students must perform at least one simple implant case surgery under mentor s supervision for successfully qualifying to advance level. First Session: Dates: 26th April - 27th April, 2019 (Ne Delhi) and 27th April - 28th April, 2019 (Mumbai). Title: Treatment plan and planification. Objective: Capability of medial investigations, treatment planning and patient recruitment. Introduction to Implantology Philosophy of CIIOMFI Implant types and classification Types of implant surgeries Loading protocols French volumetric classification of bone ASA classification Test of primary and Secondary Investigations Principles of Implant surgery and patient follo-up Treatment plan and planification Indications and contra indications Medical imaging (Part one and to both) Medical record filing Medical communication Malpractices Second Session: Dates: 19h July - 20th July, 2018 (Ne Delhi) and 20th July - 21st July, 2018 (Mumbai). Title: Prosthetically drivan implantology. Objective: Capability in prosthetic planning and doing different type of implant born prosthetics. Bio mechanical forces Occlusion considerations in Implantology Basic prosthesis - steps, components and impression techniques Temporisation Intra oral scan Digital ork ﬂo Case presentation Diﬀerent types of prosthesis

Course Modules-First year Third Session: Tentative Dates: 5th October - 7th October 2019.

Bone physiology and metabolism Successful bone and soft tissue healing Medical evaluation of patient before, during and after surgery Surgical armamentarium Surgical protocols and checklist Follo up

5 Course Modules-First year Third Session: Tentative Dates: 5th October - 7th October Title: Surgical Sciences Objective: Capability to placing implants in simple cases and correct medical evaluation of patients health before during and after surgery. Bone physiology and metabolism Successful bone and soft tissue healing Medical evaluation of patient before, during and after surgery Surgical armamentarium Surgical protocols and checklist Follo up and complication management Surgical anatomy Asepsis, sterilisation and infection control Emergency, premed and medication Haemostasis Anaesthesia Fourth Session: Tentative Dates: 3rd January - 5th January Title: Surgical Sciences Objective: Capability of patient s case recording, case presentation and follo up. Daily calcium metabolism Periosteum Dental photography Stage II surgery and soft tissue management Implant Aesthetics overvie Guided implantology overcvie Applications of lasers in implantology Lab ork flo and communication Fifth Session: Tentative Dates: 3rd April - 5th April Title: Initiation to Advanced Implantology Assessment through ritten examination Objective: Ability to plan treatment of complex cases and advance implantology initiation. Deﬁnition of complicated cases Immediate implant placement Immediate loading (single or multiple) Socket management Partial extraction therapy Bone Grafting Bone expansion and compaction Biomaterials, GBR and GTR Block Graft Management of complications (surgical) Hypnosis

nd Course Overvie & Modules-II Year Enrollment First year graduates ill directly be enrolled to this advance level progressing toards their ambition of becoming post graduate diploma holders.

6 nd Course Overvie & Modules-II Year Enrollment First year graduates ill directly be enrolled to this advance level progressing toards their ambition of becoming post graduate diploma holders. Experienced practitioners not having ambition of pursuing post graduate diploma or degree course can attend this advance level on modular basis but the exit aard ould be inferior to Post Graduate Diploma. This year concerns the successful implant rehabilitation of either patients requiring complex treatments, or those presenting major atrophies of ja bones combined ith unfavourable intermaxillary relationships. It aims essentially to train scientifically and clinically, both graduates of the first year course on Comprehensive Implantology and other experienced implantologists, ho ish to extend their surgical competence to all forms of comple procedures and bone grafting techniques. A glance at second year: This year ill mainly cover topics on managing bone defects, role of biomaterials and biocompatibility in complex implant cases, maxillary sinus grafting, surgical and prosthetic rehabilitation of partially and completely edentulous cases. Modules Four sessions of advanced clinical implantology of three days each covering curriculum didactically, clinically and practically. Bone Grafting and Bone Manipulation All students must perform one complex case surgery under mentor s supervision for successfully qualifying to advance level. Surgical session this year usually takes place in OT environment of our associated hospitals. Maxillary Sinus Grafting All demonstrative surgeries or supervised surgeries ould be according to designated topics for that particular module. Students of diploma or degree course can perform supervised surgeries during any module but short course students ill get to perform supervised surgeries during pre designated session. This year assessment ill be through both ritten and oral examination Full Mouth Rehabilitation Soft tissue Management and Surgical Session First Module: Bone grafting, ridge split and bone expansion-compaction 19th July - 20th July, 2018 (Ne Delhi) and 20th July - 21st July, 2019 (Mumbai). Objective: Ability to manage bone defects and bone manipulations Hands on - Bone grafting and piezosurgery Overvie of patient screening, medical evaluation for advanced surgeries Overvie of bone composition Overvie of surgical anatomy of jas Morphological changes in bone ith ageing Horizontal, vertical and combined bone defects Overvie of French volumetric classification Indications and contra indications for bone expansion and compaction, ridge split and onlay bone grafting. Indicated biomaterial Surgical techniques and armamentarium Soft tissue management and incision pattern Methods to harvest autogenous bone chisels, burs and peizotome Principles of use of peizosurgery Methods of immobilizing block graft Use of PRF Management of surgical complications Live surgical demonstration

7 nd Course Modules-II Year Second Module: Maxillary sinus grafting Tentative Dates: 8th October - 8th October Objective: Clinical ability to independently handle maxillary sinus surgeries. Hands on - Sinus indo preparation, bone grafting on animal head and PRF Surgical anatomy of maxillary sinus and anatomical variations Treatment plan and communication Bone substitutes Surgical Armamentarium Sinus transplant surgery Mastery of surgical combinations: Sinus graft and simultaneous implantation Piezo surgery: principles indications - uses Apposition and sub sinus graft Sinus graft, implants and immediate loading Iconographic interpretation Case study Scenario Use of PRF Post-operative and Complications Management Live surgical demonstration Third Module: Full mouth rehabilitation and immediate loading Tentative Dates: 3rd January - 5th January, 2020 Objective: Capability of planning and treatment of partially and completely edentulous cases. Hands on - Facebo prosthetic planning Principles of complex implantology Prosthetic evaluation of complex cases Diagnostic tools and essential records Treatment plan and communication Medical Imaging and planification Use of articulators and facebo Management of partially edentate cases Management of completely edentate cases Occlusal philosophy Concept of immediate loading in FMR Lab communication Concept and use of tilted implants (All-on-4) Management of complications in FMR Live surgical demonstration Fourth Module: Tentative Dates: 3rd April - 5th April, 2020 Objective: Treatment planning and surgical experience of complex implant cases Hands on - Soft tissue management on animal head Pre prosthetic management of soft tissue. Management of adequate attached gingiva Role of progressive interim prosthesis. Preparation for surgeries and supervision of Papilla enhancement. Restoration of complex implant cases done in around implants. v student cases of complex implant cases. previous modules. Important note for both ﬁrst and second year: Every student is required to perform at least one surgery under mentor s supervision. Case selection, preparation and presentation should be in accordance to the Institute protocol. Surgical session dates ill be amicably decided beteen students and mentors. Though minimum to surgeries should be performed per session. For group discussion, case discussion and post-op follo up a private group ill be formed. Management reserves the right to increase or decrease number of surgical sessions. Students should be eligible to perform surgeries in India.

8 The best journey in life is the journey of learning and it should never end. Q. Why take a structured implant dentistry course? A. Implant dentistry is highly specialized field and in today s medico-legal atmosphere and high cost of dentistry overheads, one needs to go through a proper structured course ith complete kno ho of basic, applied and clinical sciences. Oral implantology is combined science and one needs time to digest the totality of it in order to become a master of it. Q. Is this course affiliated ith any university? A. Yes, this course is affiliated ith universities in Europe, USA, Canada and Middle East and currently being conducted in more than 7 countries. Q. What about post course support? A. Clinical faculty ill gracefully help you ith treatment planning but relevant data must be ed to them. We alays have a social media group dedicate to students or their query. Anything orth doing is orth doing ell - Prof Dr Manuel Chanavaz. Sponsored by Dental Media Inc. Registration and Enquiries Phone: Cell: Website: info@ditcentre.com Conditions: To Passport size photos and copy of your degree or state license is mandatory for registration. Surgical and restorative materials are separately payable. No refund of fee after last date of registrations. Third year fee is directly payable to France. Institute ill not be responsible for visa/travel arrangements. All assignments and case presentations etc should be done on or before time deadline.

16 Days Course Brochure

16 Days Course Brochure Department of Oral and Maxillofacial In Association with the International Federation Implant Surgery, School of Medicine, of University Implant and Biomaterial Educators (IFUIBE),