55. Sylter Woche - Zahnärztekammer Schleswig-Holstein

October 2012 – October 2013Curriculum Kiel 2012International Training in Dental ImplantologyCourse no. 13-01-010Module 3, days 5 + 6:1 / 25 and 1 / 26/ 2013Course no. 13-01-011Module 4, days 7 + 8:3 / 1/ 2013 and 3 / 2/ 2013Course no. 13-01-012Module 5, days 9 + 10:4 / 19 / and 4 / 20/ 2013Course no. 13-01-013Module 6, days 11 + 12:6 / 7 / and 6 / 8/ 2013Course no. 13-02-001Module 7, days 13 + 14:8 / 16 / and 8 / 17/ 2013Course no. 13-02-002Module 8, days 15 + 16:10/18/ and 10/19/2013Course no. 13-02-003Module 9, days 17 + 18:9/13 and 9/14/2013Days 19 + 20Visitations in the dental office or clinicsof the faculty members or colleaguesauthorized by the DGI, includinga supervised operation(Supervision by a faculty member ora colleague authorized by the DGI).The Heinrich-Hammer Postgraduate Dental Education Institute of Schleswig-Holstein(HHI) is offering a curriculum in implant dentistry in collaboration with the Department ofOral and Maxillofacial Surgery of the Christian-Albrecht University (CAU) and the DentalChamber of Schleswig-Holstein (ZÄK-SH) according to the standards and regulations ofthe German Implant Association (DGI).Up to now more than 3000 dentists in Europe have been educated by the postgraduatetraining program of the DGI. The course will be held in English in Kiel at the Heinrich-Hammer Postgraduate Education Institute and at the Dept. of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeryat the University Hospital of Schleswig-Holstein. Prof. Dr. Dr. Jörg Wiltfang (Univ.of Kiel), Prof. Dr. Erik Hjørting-Hansen (Univ. of Copenhagen) and Prof. Dr. Dr. FranzHärle (HHI) are responsible for the scientific management and Dr. Eleonore Behrens isresponsible for running the course. The modules will be presented by a faculty of internationallyacknowledged experts from clinics and private offices, who will familiarize thecolleagues with ways of integrating implant dentistry into their own offices.The Curriculum is independent of commercial interests. However, it is intended to providea platform to present the current implant systems of the most important implantmanufacturers. The Curriculum is scheduled for approximately one year and comprises9 two-day week-end modules with a total of roughly 150 hours of lectures and hands-onwork. The objective is to give participants an overview of the entire field of endosseousdental implant treatment. Groups of 20 students are offered a mix of theory and practice,live surgery or video demonstrations and hands-on training during each of the weekendmodules held on Fridays and Saturdays. The program is completed by a two daysvisiting program in the dental offices or clinics of the faculty members and a supervisedimplant operation performed by the participant.Module 1 – Official opening, welcome and key-note address, introducing theCurriculum, Implant hardware – an overview 5 manufacturers showtheir implant systems and workstations, Prof. Dr. Dr. Härle, Kiel;Prof. Dr. Dr. Terheyden, Prof. Hjørting-Hansen, Dr. BehrensModule 2 – Basics in Dental Impantology, Prof. Dr. Dr. Wiltfang, Dr. Behrens,Dr. Björn MöllerModule 3 – Diagnostic tools, planning models and indications in oral implantsupportedRehabilitations, Prof. Dr. Dr. Härle, Dr. Behrens, Dr. Björn MöllerModule 4 – Single root implants, Prof. Dr. Dr. Wiltfang, Dr. Behrens, Dr. Björn MöllerModule 5 – Augmentations Part 1, Prof. Dr. Dr. Terheyden, Dr. Behrens, Dr. MöllerModule 6 – Prosthodontic rehabilitation on implants, Prof. Dr. KernModule 7 – Soft issues management and esthetical aspects,Prof. Dr. Schwarz, Dr. BehrensModule 8 – Implant survival and complications, Prof. Dr. Romanos, Dr. BehrensModule 9 – Augmentations Part 2, Live surgery, Prof. Dr. Dr. Wiltfang,Dr. Behrens, Dr. MöllerDays 19 + 20 – Visitations in the dental office or clinics of the faculty members orcolleagues authorized by the DGI, including a supervised operation(Supervision by a faculty member or a colleague authorized by the DGI).Day 21 – Final examination at the Heinrich-Hammer Institute, Kiel, N.N.6 Heinrich-Hammer-Institut | Fortbildungsakademie der Zahnärztekammer Schleswig-Holstein | Programm 1.2013