Immediacy Series Part 4 - Planning for immediacy - an algorithm for successful treatment

International courses available

Dental continuing education courses

Continuous professional growth is one of the most important topics for dental professionals. Our aim is to provide a comprehensive, lifelong education and training program on surgical and restorative procedures with the latest technologies available on all levels of complexity.

Status

bookable

Registration deadline

11. Nov 2026 (UTC+10)

Price per Participant (local taxes apply)

AUD 0.00

Language

English

Points

100.00 Points

Delivery method

eLearning

Audience

National

Speaker(s)

Dr Neil Meredith

Description

The key behind immediacy in dental implant treatment is clinical success. No compromise in outcome is acceptable for the convenience of speeding up a course of treatment. So what are the key factors in achieving 100% success? This presentation breaks down the different parameters influencing outcome into patient and site related, system related and planning.

The role of Micro and Macro Biomechanics are discussed in relation to case planning, materials and technology.

Techniques for maximising primary mechanical and biological stability leading to enhanced and accelerated secondary stability are also demonstrated.

Target group: Dentists, Endodontist, General practitioners, Implantologist, Orthodontist, Periodontist, Prosthodontist, Surgeon

Product segments: Implantology, Others

Learning objectives

To understand what key features of a dental implant system can maximise success in immediacy.
To identify those parameters in case planning that can influence treatment outcomeUnderstand the role of biomechanics in implant design and placement.
Use biomechanics to design the most successful implant suprastructures.
Be clear about what matters and what doesn't in immediacy in dental implants

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