2004 Courses
Feb. 12-15
Mar. 5
May. 7
May 27-30
Jun. 17-19
Sep. 23-26
Nov. 4-6
Dec. 9-12
2005 Courses
Feb. 3-5
Feb. 10-13
May 12-15
Jun. 9-11
Sep. 22-25
Dec. 8-11
 

We've just completed Session 1 - packed with 4 days of lectures and hands-on training.

 
 
   
"Ken is a straightforward and amazing teacher. His theory was tailored to satisfy the clinical needs of our patients. I am very happy and motivated after attending his course and I think that the quality was beyond my expectations."

Dr. Roberto Burgos
Rexdale, Ontario
   

"Excellent for the general dentist who wants to do implants. Very adequate program to go home and start doing implants."

Dr. John Allen
Farwell, Michigan

 

"Dr. Hebel's course is a great course because it provides the participant with great relevant information only. The blend of clinical and technical information is great. The cases are planned like you treat it in own office. This means that overhead time spent on patient - practicality are all considered to make it a successful and profitable case."

Dr. Peter Liem
Victoria, British Columbia

 


September 10, 2004
Dental Implants for the General Practice
NobelBiocare Canada
Montreal, Quebec

September 17, 2004
A Day in the Life of a Restorative Dentist
Blue Ribbon Seminars Dental Study Club
Bozeman, Montana

September 23 - 26, 2004
Comprehensive Implant Training Program
Session I - four days
London, Ontario

October 1 & 2, 2004
The Successful Integration of Treatment Planning For Restorative and Implant Dentistry to Create Outstanding Results
Francis B. Vedder Society
Bellaire, Michigan

October 8, 2004
Implant Dentistry
NobelBiocare
Oakbrook, Illinois

October 20, 2004
Implant Dentistry
Central New Jersey Dental Society
Warren, New Jersey

October 29, 2004
Prosthetic Rehabilitation of the
Edentulous Patient
American College of Prosthodontists
Ottawa, Ontario

November 4 - 6, 2004
Surgical Mentorship - three days
London, Ontario

November 10, 2004
Implant Dentistry
New Hyde Park, New York

November 12, 2004
Implant Dentistry
Greater Green Bay Study Club
Green Bay, Wisconsin

November 26, 2004
Dental Implants for the General Practice
NobelBiocare Canada
Victoria, British Columbia

November 27, 2004
Dental Implants for the General Practice
NobelBiocare Canada
Calgary, Alberta

December 1, 2004
The Art of Treatment Planning/ Dental Implants for the General Practice
Greater New York Dental Meeting
New York, New York

December 2, 2004
Foothills Dental continuum
Implant Dentistry
Hickory, North Carolina

December 9 - 12, 2004
Comprehensive Implant Training Program
Session II - four days
London, Ontario

View Dr. Hebel's 2005 Schedule

 

 

Welcome to the Hands On Training Institute Newsletter.

Every month you will find updates about the institute, information about our corporate partners, new product information and of course, the H.O.T tip of the month . . . directly from the desk of Dr. Hebel and Dr. Gajjar

So, let's get started . . .
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H.O.T tip of the month...
from the desks of Drs. Hebel & Gajjar

   

Standard vs. Custom Abutments

Machined abutments have always been our preference because of the precision of fit that exists at the implant-abutment interface. This precision of fit prevents screw loosening and screw fractures that commonly occur with custom cast abutments. Standard implant abutments available through implant manufacturers are machined and as such, we have always used standard abutments in most clinical situations.

However, in some circumstances, the standard straight or angled abutments are not appropriate, and custom abutments are required. In the past, the only option available allowing us to create a custom abutment was to cast it ourselves, usually resulting in poor fit and a higher incidence of screw loosening and/or screw fracture.

Procera technology is now available that allows us to create custom abutments that are machined. The process is simple. A custom abutment is created in wax on the implant analog on your master cast. In the laboratory, the Procera scanner scans the customized wax abutment. The information is send to the manufacturing plant, and within a few days, the custom abutment is milled with the same precision of fit as a standard abutment.

One of the best features of creating a custom abutment using Procera Technology, is that you have your choice of materials used for the abutment - titanium or zirconia. Zirconia is an all ceramic material with strengths approaching that of metal.

These customized zirconia abutments are great in esthetic situations where tissue height is limited or in areas where the tissue is very thin. The ceramic abutment does not shine through the tissue as metal abutments do.

Its really quite amazing where technology has taken us!! Click here to view a case using Zirconia custom abutments.

Mentorship Program

We still have a few spots available for our mentorship program. This program was developed by popular request for those who were looking for one-on-one mentorship with Dr. Hebel.

During this program, all the surgeries will be performed individually, with one-on-one guidance by Dr. Hebel, and will focus heavily on treatment planning, case discussions and of course, surgical technique. All the surgeries will be projected full screen in our new training facility with 2-way audio, so that all observers can fully participate in each case.

Participants can perform a surgery or just observe and participate in discussion. Any one can attend as an observer.

To do surgery on a patient, you must have attended Sessions 1 and 2. Session 3 (our grafting program) is required if you choose to perform any advanced grafting procedures (eg. Sinus elevations, autogenous grafts).

Whether you are looking for more practice, or want to expand your surgical skills, this program allows you to elevate your case selection skills and perfect surgical technique.

Now’s the time! Get registered, get a patient, and get great hands on training!!

Call Rose at 1-888-806-4442 or click here for details.

Puros™ Allograft

Puros is a mineralized bone allograft material available through Zimmer Dental. Their proprietary Tutoplast process, destroys and removes all unwanted material, such as fats, cells, viruses and microbes, while maintaining the trabeculation and porosity. This process makes Puros a sterile and safe allographic material.

Puros can be used where small bone defects exist around implants, in sockets to promote bone growth and as a component of a mix of materials used in sinus grafts

Puros is now available in Canada. Click here for more details.

Leasing Program

The new leasing program that has just been introduced by Nobel Biocare Canada has generated a lot of interest. Many dentists are choosing to lease the equipment and training into one comprehensive package.

For less than $450.00 (CAD) a month, you receive all the equipment you need, 20 implants and training at our Hands On Training Institute. If you do only 1 implant every month, you will still generate almost $1900.00 per month after all your expenses.

Click here to download a PDF file for more details, or contact your local Nobel Biocare representative.

New Corporate Partner

Escape Travel, has joined the Hands On Training Institute to help our clients organize their travel needs. Escape Travel is available to book flights and hotels for our clients, including transportation to and from airports. Joe Elia, owner of Escape Travel is committed to obtain the best possible fares for you. Joe can be reached at 519-432-5555.

Sharing with your colleagues

If you enjoy reading our monthly newsletter, why not share it with a friend. Click here and send a copy of our newsletter to all your friends. After all, learning together is so much more fun!

And don't forget about our referral program. Refer a friend and save $500.00 off your next course. Click here for details.

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