May 9, 2013
Thursday, 6:00 - 8:30pm

Embassy Suites - Brea

May 9, 2013

Thursday, 6:00-8:30pm


Vertical Dimension Lost & Found

Restorative dentistry is often complicated by reduced inter-arch clearance and reduced crown length.  When confronting the option of restoring vertical dimension there are several factors to be considered.  How much vertical dimension should be restored?  Can it be accomplished conservatively?  How much can the patient tolerate?  This presentation will review several animal and human studies dealing with increased vertical dimension.  A variety of restorative means to regain and maintain vertical dimension of occlusion will be presented.


The number of claims related to implant
complications has increased significantly
over the last few years. In addition,
complications associated with implant
surgery can have a devastating effect on the
final outcome of treatment. This lecture
course will focus on how to identify and avoid
potential complications before they arise and
how to manage many of the common
complications that can occur with implant
therapy. Emphasis will be given to medicolegal
implications, patient risk assessment,
classifications of complications, and proper
treatment planning principles. At the end of
this course, participants will have a better
understanding of the prevention and management of complications related to implant therapy.

The number of claims related to implant
complications has increased significantly
over the last few years. In addition,
complications associated with implant
surgery can have a devastating effect on the
final outcome of treatment. This lecture
course will focus on how to identify and avoid
potential complications before they arise and
how to manage many of the common
complications that can occur with implant
therapy. Emphasis will be given to medicolegal
implications, patient risk assessment,
classifications of complications, and proper
treatment planning principles. At the end of
this course, participants will have a better
understanding of the prevention and management of complications related to implant therapy.

The number of claims related to implant
complications has increased significantly
over the last few years. In addition,
complications associated with implant
surgery can have a devastating effect on the
final outcome of treatment. This lecture
course will focus on how to identify and avoid
potential complications before they arise and
how to manage many of the common
complications that can occur with implant
therapy. Emphasis will be given to medicolegal
implications, patient risk assessment,
classifications of complications, and proper
treatment planning principles. At the end of
this course, participants will have a better
understanding of the prevention and management of complications related to implant therapy.

The number of claims related to implant
complications has increased significantly
over the last few years. In addition,
complications associated with implant
surgery can have a devastating effect on the
final outcome of treatment. This lecture
course will focus on how to identify and avoid
potential complications before they arise and
how to manage many of the common
complications that can occur with implant
therapy. Emphasis will be given to medicolegal
implications, patient risk assessment,
classifications of complications, and proper
treatment planning principles. At the end of
this course, participants will have a better
understanding of the prevention and management of complications related to implant therapy.

The number of claims related to implant
complications has increased significantly
over the last few years. In addition,
complications associated with implant
surgery can have a devastating effect on the
final outcome of treatment. This lecture
course will focus on how to identify and avoid
potential complications before they arise and
how to manage many of the common
complications that can occur with implant
therapy. Emphasis will be given to medicolegal
implications, patient risk assessment,
classifications of complications, and proper
treatment planning principles. At the end of
this course, participants will have a better
understanding of the prevention and management of complications related to implant therapy.


The number of claims related to implant
complications has increased significantly
over the last few years. In addition,
complications associated with implant
surgery can have a devastating effect on the
final outcome of treatment. This lecture
course will focus on how to identify and avoid
potential complications before they arise and
how to manage many of the common
complications that can occur with implant
therapy. Emphasis will be given to medicolegal
implications, patient risk assessment,
classifications of complications, and proper
treatment planning principles. At the end of
this course, participants will have a better
understanding of the prevention and
management of complications related to
implant therapy.

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Speaker:  Robert L. Simon, DDS, MSD


Dr. Robert Simon graduated from Cal State Fullerton and then USC dental school. He earned a certificate in periodontal prosthodontics at University of Washington returning to practice in Anaheim with his father, until 1989 when Herbert retired.  

He is a fellow of the American College of Prosthodontists, a life member of the Pacific Coast Society for Prosthodontics and a member of the Academy of Osseointegration, the American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics, the Orange County Dental Society, Alpha Omega and the Rotary Club of Fullerton South.

His practice limited to prosthodontics has been located in Fullerton since 1997.   At USC he has been a part time faculty member for more than 30 years and is currently a clinical instructor of fixed prosthodontics.




May 9, 2013
Thursday, 6:00 - 8:30pm

Embassy Suites - Brea






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