15TH ANNUAL COMPREHENSIVE SURGERY COURSEFOR NOVICE AND EXPERIENCED IMPLANT SURGEONS

Presented byDr. Anthony G. Sclar

Author of: Soft Tissue and EstheticConsiderations in Implant Therapy

February 1-5, 2013Miami Beach, Florida

Our flexible 3, 4, or 5-day program options allow you to customize your learningexperience according to your educational needs and level of experience while

providing the opportunity to enjoy the world renowned destination, South Beach.

1. Comprehensive 5-day 31.5-CE hour program with extensive video surgery, formal question andanswer periods and elaborately detailed course workbooks

2. HANDS-ON Soft and Hard Tissue Grafting Workshops (Optional)

3. Implant Prosthetics Workshop (Optional)

4. Case Presentation and Marketing Workshop (Optional)

5. Regenerative Techniques and Technologies Forum (Optional)

Conference Testimonial“ISTM is an excellent balance of scientific and clinical practice.

Evidence based practice protocols presented in a passionate

informative and entertaining way. Concepts were reinforced superbly

with the blend of didactic, video presentation and workshops.”Dr. Brian Whitley, OMSHamilton, New Zealand

Designed for novice and experienced surgeons alike, ISTM 2013 is a comprehensive implant surgery

course that provides participants with an extraordinary opportunity to be exposed to: fundamental

sciences, emerging implant technologies, indispensable patient evaluation, risk assessment,

treatment planning and case selection information, tech niques for manage ment of soft and hard

tissues during implant surgery, oral soft tissue grafting and perio-plastic surgery procedures to

enhance periimplant and periodontal soft tissue stability and esthetics, practical and predictable

hard tissue ridge augmentation techniques to allow implant placement at deficient sites, a

systematic approach for evaluation of esthetic patients, evidence based and biologically acceptable

esthetic implant treatment protocols for achieving and maintaining long-term esthetic results,

interdisciplinary management of single, multi-tooth and full arch complex esthetic dental implant

recon structions, vital evidence based clinical information required to avoid and manage general,

esthetic and intra-operative surgical implant complications, and a wealth of practical tips and clinical

pearls from one of the most experienced implant surgeons and recognized educators in the world!

Our 5-day, 31.5-CE hour didactic program features extensive video surgery presentations and formal

question and answer periods providing an interactive forum for step-by-step learning of essential and

advanced implant surgery techniques. Case based learning methodology used in each topic specific

program ensures that participants will be able to immediately assimilate didactic and clinical infor -

mation into their practices. While each program builds on the information presented on the previous

days, flexible program options allow you to customize your learning experience according to your level

of experience and educational needs.

Optional workshops offer hands-on surgical skills training, prosthetic training for surgeons, vital case

presentation and marketing information. Our Regenerative Techniques and Technologies Forum and

Digital Dentistry Workshops provide cutting edge information making yesterday’s impossibilities the

commonplace realities of today’s successful dental implant surgery practice. Although an elaborately

detailed course workbook provides an invaluable future reference source, participants will gain

maximum benefit from reading Dr. Sclar’s textbook: Soft Tissue and Esthetic Considerations in Implant

Therapy (Quintessence 2003) prior to the course.

ISTM2013

“Essential Course for surgeons looking to provide excellent

care to their patients. Biological and evidence based

treatment protocols allow for predictable outstanding

esthetic results. If you want to offer your patients the best

in implant dentistry you should take this course.”

Bradford S. Jungles (Northfield, NJ)

“The Artistry of your soft tissue work is inspiring to allclinicians.”

Periodontist Dr. Raj Patel

“Very Good! I always like more clinical pictures;particularly complications to learn from.

Dr. Russell Bleiler, Oral Surgeon (Langhorne, PA)

“Great course. It will change my practice immediately.”Dr. John Spann (Chattanooga, TN)

Essentials of Dental Implant SurgeryThis program provides the practical information required to develop a thriving dental implant surgery practice. Emphasis will beplaced on: patient evaluation, risk assessment, conventional and digital diagnostics and prosthetic driven treatment planning, caseselection, implant occlusion and biomechanics, surgical instrumentation, protocols for management of hard and soft tissues duringimplant surgery including guided surgery.

(Regenerative Technologies Forum available)

Soft Tissue Grafting - Periodontal Plastic Surgery - Soft Tissue Implant Site DevelopmentThis program is designed for doctors who desire to expand their practices by learning “How, When and Where” to perform contemporaryoral soft tissue grafting and periodontal plastic surgery around dental implants and natural dentition including: Gingival grafts,Subepithelial connective tissue and Combination onlay-interpositional grafts, use of soft tissue graft substitutes, VIP-CT palatal pedicleflap for 3D soft tissue implant and pontic site development, root coverage, crown lengthening and papillae augmentation procedures.(Optional hands-on workshop available)

Intra-Oral Bone Grafting and Hard Tissue Implant Site DevelopmentThis program is designed for doctors who desire to increase their indications for placement of dental implants at anatomicallycompromised sites by learning the principles, procedure details, material science, and indications for performing guided boneregeneration, block bone grafting, lateral window and crestal approaches for sinus lift bone grafting as well as bone expansion and ridgesplitting procedures for horizontal and vertical hard tissue augmentation at implant sites.(Optional hands-on workshop available)

Demystifying Esthetic Implant TherapyThis program is for doctors who desire to achieve predictable outcomes when placing implants in areas of high esthetic concern. Theimportance of patient evaluation, risk assessment, conventional and digital treatment planning protocols as well as proper selection andsequencing of ridge preservation, bone grafting, soft tissue grafting and prosthetic soft tissue enhancement procedures procedures withimplant placement will be emphasized. The following evidence based surgical and prosthetic treatment protocols and techniques will becovered in detail: ideal 3D esthetic implant placement, ridge preservation procedures with immediate and delayed implant placement,simultaneous and staged hard and soft tissue esthetic implant site development procedures and use of interim provisional restorationsversus implant supported esthetic provisional restorations. “How, When and Where” methodology will be used to simplify theinterdisciplinary management of single, multiple adjacent and complex full arch esthetic dental implant reconstructions. Scientificevidence based information and extensive case based learning will be used to demystify implant esthetics.

Avoiding and Managing Complications in Implant TherapyThis indispensable program will teach participants to identify and avoid potential complications before they occur and how tosuccessfully treat a broad range of complications related to dental implant surgery, hard and soft tissue grafting procedures and implantprosthetics. Fundamental anatomic, biologic and biomechanical concepts related to the occurrence of implant complications will bepresented. Preoperative risk assessment and treatment planning principles to avoid general and esthetic complications will beemphasized. Clinical case presentations will demonstrate step-by-step management of general and esthetic implant complications. Agreat way to wrap up your learning experience, this program builds on information presented in earlier programs.

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Expand your implant surgery practice and increase the number and predictability of electivesurgeries you perform by incorporating: the fundamental sciences, patient evaluation and treatmentplanning protocols, case selection information, implant surgery techniques, extraction site managementand ridge preservation procedures, soft tissue grafting, periodontal plastic surgery and bone graftingtechniques for implant site development, universal esthetic principles, esthetic risk assessmentinformation and evidenced based treatment protocols for selection and sequencing esthetic implant sitedevelopment procedures as well as avoiding and treating surgical and prosthetic implant complicationsthat you will learn from the Pyramid of Knowledge for Implant Surgeons™ presented at this course.

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:

• Understand fundamental science related to dentalimplant therapy

• List the components of a successful implant consultation

• Perform a focused patient evaluation and selectindicated diagnostic measures

• Understand the benefits of using Cone Beam CT, digitaltreatment planning and guided implant surgery

• Perform a general risk assessment and determine ifa patient is a candidate for dental implant surgery

• Recognize the parameters that influence the levelof treatment difficulty and differentiate betweenstraight forward, advanced and complex implant cases

• Formulate treatment planning options for standardedentulous and partially edentulous case types includingsingle tooth, multiple tooth and full arch implant restorations

• Understand implant occlusion and biomechanics

• Select the appropriate loading protocol for yourpatients and describe the indications for conventionalloading, early loading, immediate restoration, immediateloading and delayed loading

• List the components of an ideal implant surgeryarmamentarium and employ aseptic technique

• Understand the criteria for optimal flap designs andrecognize when soft tissue grafting is indicated

• Use flap designs and surgical maneuvers to predictablymanage soft tissues during dental implant surgery

• List the principles and benefits of conventional anddigitally guided restoration driven implant placementand site specific osteotomy preparation

• Select and employ dental implant surgery suturingtechniques and methods to obtain hemostasis

• Describe the indications and contraindications forflapless and minimally invasive dental implantsurgery.

• Incorporate minimally traumatic extraction sitemanagement and ridge preservation procedures

• Understand general patient management consider -ations and how to avoid common complications

Topic Specific Learning Objectives

DAY1

Essentials

“I came to this course principally to take the hands on course;

I expected the lecture portion to be a boring rehash of historical

literature. What I experienced were first rate lectures which

were stimulating and informative. And the hands-on courses

lived up to my lofty expectations. I will immediately implement

these procedures into my practice. I will definitely take this

course again and recommend it to my peers.”

Eric Oakley (Yuba City, CA)

• Describe the anatomic and biologic basis forperforming soft tissue grafting and periodontal plasticsurgery around teeth and implants

• Be familiar with material science used in soft tissueperiodontal plastic surgery including: PRP, Gem 21,MucograftTM Emdogain and root conditioning agents

• Perform a focused patient evaluation and develop a individualized “soft tissue” treatment plan for your patients

• Be familiar with specialized soft tissue instrumentation,suture materials and periodontal suturing techniques

• Describe the indications, procedure steps and suture techniques for the following flaps used inperiodontal plastic surgery: coronal advancement, double papilla, lateral sliding, semi-lunar and pouch and tunnel approaches

• Describe the principles, indications, limitations, andprocedural steps for performing the followingprocedures around teeth and implants:

• Gingival, Connective Tissue and Combination Onlay-Interpositional Grafts • Palatal Roll and VIP-CT PalatalPedicle Flaps • Dermal matrix Grafts and MucograftTM

• Root-Abutment Coverage and Esthetic CrownLengthening

• Describe the advantages of using the VIP-CT Pedicleflap for rejuvenation of compromised sites, papillaenhancement, and vertical 3D soft tissue augmentation

• Describe surgical techniques for papilla augmentation

• Understand patient management considerations andhow to avoid complications when performing softtissue grafting and periodontal plastic surgery

DAY2

Soft Tissue

• Understand the biology and surgical principles ofintra-oral bone grafting

• Describe the scientific basis and surgical principles ofguided bone regeneration (GBR)

• Understand fundamental material science related to:Bone graft materials: Xenografts, Allografts, syntheticBone Ceramics (Bone Ceramic, Ingenious), HEALOS®

biomimetic graft substitute, GBR Barrier Membranes,rhPDGF-BB (Gem 21S®), rhBMP-2(INFUSE® Bone Graft),Emdogain, PRP and Stem Cell Concentrates (BMAC) usedfor periodontal and peri-implant bone grafting

• Perform a focused evaluation for patients in need ofbone grafting and identify risk factors to reducecomplications

• Describe the advantages of using cone beam CT as adiagnostic tool for intra-oral bone grafting procedures

• Formulate predictable bone grafting treatmentplans for your patients

• Understand the soft tissue requirements for successfulbone grafting

• Minimize complications by properly sequencingbone and soft tissue grafting procedures

• Describe the principles, indications, and proceduresteps for performing the following hard tissue sitedevelopment procedures allowing implant placement atsites with deficient alveolar ridge anatomy:

– Safe intra-oral harvest of autogenous block andparticulate grafts from the mandible, maxillarytuberosity and zygomatic buttress

– Implant placement with simultaneous GBR procedures

– Staged alveolar ridge reconstruction with bone graftingprocedures prior to implant placement including:

• Use of autogenous block and particulate grafts,allograft block bone (J-Block), bone graft expanders,barrier membranes, ridge expansion-ridge splittingand 3D biologic bone graft techniques

• Lateral window and crestal osteotome techniques forsinus elevation and grafting with immediate or delayedimplant placement

• Understand patient management considerations and howto avoid complications when performing hard tissuesite implant development for your patients

DAY3

Hard Tissue

• Understand universal esthetic principles andperform a systematic esthetic patient evaluation

• Identify factors associated with esthetic complicationsand failures and perform an individualized estheticrisk assessment on your patients

• Understand the scientific basis, material science andtissue engineering concepts related to ridge/socketpreservation procedures

• Describe the rationale, principles and procedure steps forperforming minimally traumatic tooth extraction and theBio-ColTM ridge preservation procedure in esthetic areas

• Understand the evidence based indications andcontraindications for immediate implant placementand provisionalization in esthetic areas

• Describe the classification and surgical management oflabial wall extraction site defects in esthetic areasincluding immediate dentoalveolar reconstruction protocol(IDR).

• Describe the requirements for achieving naturalappearing single and multiple adjacent esthetic implantrestorations with the Bio-ColTM technique

• Understand the indications, benefits and drawbacksof the commonly used flaps and minimally invasiveapproaches have on esthetic implant outcomes

• Understand the parameters and techniques for achievingideal 3D esthetic implant placement

• Understand the role that guided surgery plays inachieving ideal implant placement and delivery of estheticprovisional restorations and healing abutments

• Describe biologically acceptable methods for delivery andmodification of esthetic implant provisional restorationsfor development of inconspicuous marginal tissues

• Describe ridge anatomy requirements for esthetic implantrestorations and the indications, sequencing, and step-by-step surgical and prosthetic protocols for hard andsoft tissue esthetic implant site development

• Comprehend the steps involved in interdisciplinarymanagement of single, multiple adjacent and complexfull arch esthetic dental implant reconstructions

• Predictably achieve and maintain beautiful estheticresults for your implant patients

• Avoid, identify and treat a broad range of complicationsrelated to diagnosis and treatment planning, dentalimplant surgery, adjunctive hard and soft tissue graftingand implant prosthetics.

• Perform a pre-treatment patient evaluation and identifygeneral and esthetic risk factors in order to avoid dentalimplant complications.

• Recognize and avoid potential complications and clearlyunderstand the contraindications for dental implanttherapy in patients with systemic disease

• Avoid complications with proper treatment planning and the use of digital technologies including CT basedplanning and computer aided execution of implantplacement procedures.

• Avoid, identify and manage intra-operative surgicalcomplications including: hemorrhage, nerve damage,malposed implants, lack of primary implant stability,damage to adjacent teeth, penetration of the sinus or nasal cavity, tissue emphysema, infection, wounddehiscence, aspiration or ingestion of instrumentation,mandibular fracture and postoperative pain.

• Avoid, identify and treat complications related to tooth extraction, ridge preservation grafting, immediateplacement, immediate function procedures and estheticimplant procedures.

• Avoid, identify and treat peri-implant mucositis, peri-implantitis and retrograde peri-implantitis ofendodontic etiology.

• Identify and remove failed or failing implants andunderstand the factors that influence whether implantreplacement will be successful.

• Avoid, identify and treat complications related to thefollowing bone grafting procedures: particulate bonegrafts with guided bone regenerations, sinus lift bonegrafts and block bone grafts.

• Avoid, identify and treat complications related to softtissue grafting procedures including: donor site hemor -rhage, recipient site sloughing, inadequate augmentationvolume, delayed healing, and post operative painfollowing gingival grafts, connective tissue grafts andpalatal pedicle flaps

• Avoid, identify and treat prosthetic complications relatedto: prosthetic planning, interim provisional restorations,improper occlusion, malposed implants, restoration misfit,improper abutment selection, cement problems, screwloosening or fracture, fracturing of restorations includingveneering porcelain. Identify when and where not to usepink porcelain or other pink restorative materials forimplant-supported fixed and removable partial dentures.

• Avoid litigation by following proper patient interview,education, consultation, case presentation, informedconsent and inter-office and intra-office communicationsprotocols.

DAY4

Esthetics

DAY5

Complications

Participants will perform the most commonly used evidence based soft tissue grafting-periodontal plastic surgery orhard tissue grafting implant site development techniques on anatomic models. Video surgery footage, detailedworkshop manuals and Dr. Sclar’s personal instruction will guide participants as they perform numerous simulatedsurgical procedures. Ample time will be available for mastering of individual surgical skills and for discussion with Dr.Sclar. Participants will gain valuable insight into surgical set-up and gain hands-on experience with the techniques andprocedures indicated below:

Soft Tissue Grafting for Teeth and ImplantsDr. Anthony Sclar

Optional Half-Day, Limited Attendance Hands-On

Surgical Skill Workshops Dr. Anthony Sclar

• Soft tissue incision techniques, periodontal flap andpouch procedures for implant site development androot-abutment coverage

• Subepithelial connective tissue grafting

• Gingival Grafting

• Use of Dermal matrix grafts and Mucograft™

• Vascularized Interpositional Periosteal-ConnectiveTissue Flap (VIP-CT Flap)

• Suturing techniques used in soft tissue-oral plastic surgery for securing grafts and flaps

Workshop #1

Workshop #2 Intra-Oral Bone Grafting and Implant Site DevelopmentDr. Anthony Sclar

• Soft tissue incision techniques, flap designs andrecipient site preparation of deficient alveolar ridges for particulate bone grafting with guided boneregeneration around implant(s) with exposed threads

• Soft tissue incision techniques, flap designs andrecipient site preparation of deficient alveolar ridges for block bone grafting with guided bone regenerationprior to implant placement

• Intra-oral harvest of autogenous particulate andcorticocancellous block grafts

• Stabilization of particulate grafts, and block bone graftsand barrier membranes at recipient sites

• Techniques to achieve passive soft tissue closure overparticulate and block bone grafts

• Use of bone grafting instrumentation (Micro-saw,piezosurgery, osteoharvester), xenografts, block andparticulate allografts, synthetic bone ceramic, barriermembranes, and healing aids such as PRP, recombinantPDGF, and enamel matrix protein derivatives

Prosthetic Concepts and Techniques for Achieving Success in Implant DentistryDr. Larry B. Grillo

Join Dr. Grillo to learn about:

A brief “hands on workshop” for surgical indexing and techniques for fabrication of immediate provisionals will follow lecture.

Presentation Skills and Management Protocols for Implant DentistryMs. Elizabeth Suarez

Join Ms. Suarez to learn about:

• What makes a great implant team?

• The successful implant consultation

• Case presentation skills and techniques toenhance patient acceptance

• Financial presentation methods that build value

• Intra-office and referral base communicationand marketing

• Fee structure and adjunctive procedure codes

• Role and duties of an Implant Coordinator

• Designing Implant Restorations: removable versus fixed,occlusal and biomechanical considerations

• Abutment designs: screw retained or cemented, stock orcustom, computer aided design and fabrication

• Design and fabrication of surgical templates

• Provisional restorations: Interim,implant supported, estheticsoft tissue shaping and immediate provisional restorations

• Prosthetic considerations for immediate loading

Optional Half-Day, Limited Attendance Hands-On

Practice Enhancement Workshops

Workshop #3

Workshop #4

“5 days all you can eat buffet of implant information.”

Dr. Leland Chrisman, OMS (Tupelo, MS)

“I appreciate Dr. Sclar’s manner of presentation; no

pretension, no bull, very down to earth.”Dr. Dan Johnson, OMS (Longmont, CO)

“An essential course from a true master of implantology,

this will change the way I practice.”Dr. Guy McLellan,GP (Beaconsfield, UK)

“Everything presented was practical and taught at a level

to allow me to go home and perform these procedures.

The material presented was non-biased with a scientific

base and research to back results. Dr. Sclar didn’t try to

showboat cases that were beyond our abilities. The

manual was well organized for easy at-office reference.”

Dr. Darrell Bourg, GP (Marrero, LA)

“I have attended other conferences and have had discussions

with other surgeons regarding their different “cocktails” of

materials and methods. Dr. Sclar is the first person to give me

a sound scientific rationale for a technique. I am much more

comfortable using a system that I can believe in because it

make sense scientifically and not just following someone’s

recipe.”

Dr. Rob Armstrong, Oral Surgeon (Chagrin Falls, OH)

“Both the soft tissue grafting lecture and bone augmentation

were extremely informative, best I have taken. I respect Tony’s

honesty as far as his complications – usually we see the

beautiful cases with excellent soft tissue and bone responses.

However, this is not reality. It was great to learn from other

mistakes, not just our own. I would recommend this course!”

Dr. David Sorial (Southgate, MI)

“He is an outstanding educator. As a Board Certified

Periodontist, I can verify he is an outstanding surgeon. His

attention to detail is amazing. I highly recommend spending

time and money to learn from him. Make the time to attend his

Annual Comprehensive Surgical Course in Miami Beach,

Florida. If you seek exceptional and cutting-edge Dental

Implant surgical knowledge, he presents real and predictable

information.”

Paul J. Denemark, DDS, MSD (Burr Ridge, Illinois)

“Hand-outs are extremely useful and well thought out.

Refreshing presentation where Dr. Sclar’s vast clinical

experience and his enthusiasm for the subject as well as his

clinical judgment and his clinical mastery are indicated and

enable the course to deliver useful practical and invaluable

guidelines for both novice and expert operators.”

Dr. Ro Kurban

Friday, February 1st, 2013

International Esthetics Forum

IMMEDIATE DENTOALVEOLAR RESTORATION – IDRImmediate-loaded implants in compromised alveolar sockets

Dr. José Carlos Martins da RosaDr. Ariadene Cristina Pertile de Oliveira Rosa

Dr. Marcos Alexandr e Fadanelli

Single-tooth replacement in the esthetic zone has been one of the most common indications for dental implant

placement. Compromised teeth are removed using atraumatic principles and immediately replaced by an implant-

supported provisional restoration, with excellent esthetic, biological, and functional results.

However, in cases of compromised sites with bone loss/gingival recessions, the clinical scenario presents a different

dilemma. Until now, all developed surgical recommendations required long-term treatment with possible undesirable

complications in the tissue architecture.

The Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR) is a technique established to broaden indications for immediate loading

on individual teeth. In this way, tissue losses with varied extensions are reconstructed in the same surgical session of

implant placement and provisional crown installation, reducing the number of interventions and keeping predictability on

esthetic aspects.

The IDR protocol was developed six years ago from the need to minimize the treatment time and

morbidity of reconstructive procedures used in these cases. It was also the theme of the book of the

same name launched in Portuguese language in 2010 and in Spanish language in 2012, by Santos

Publishing (São Paulo – Brazil), and it is soon to be launched in English in the fall of 2012, by

Quintessence Publishing.

This course will discuss the scientific basis, the step by step technique and indications. The IDR, which advocates

minimally invasive flapless procedures, is presented as a viable and reproducible alternative.

Main Conference Speaker and Director

Dr. Anthony G. Sclar is considered a leader around the world in reconstructive and esthetic dental implant surgery. He

completed his oral and maxillofacial surgery training at the University of Miami, Jackson Memorial Hospital in 1989. A

diplomat of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Dr. Sclar maintains a very active

dental implant surgery practice at Sclar Oral Surgery and Implant Dentistry performing 15-

20 implant site development, periodontal plastic surgery, tissue engineering and immediate function

procedures each week.

Dr. Sclar is an adjunct professor and Director of Clinical Research and Dental Implant Surgery in

the department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Nova Southeastern University College of

Dental Medicine, a reviewer for numerous scientific implant journals and the founder of Integrated Seminars, Sclar

Center for Empowered Dental Implant Learning and implantstrategies.com.

In addition to publishing numerous journal articles and textbook chapters pertaining to dental implant surgery and

adjunctive proecedures, Dr. Sclar co-edited a surgical atlas entitled: Soft Tissue Esthetic Procedures for Teeth and

Implants (W.B. Saunders 1999) and authored the hallmark, multilanguage textbook entitled; Soft Tissue and

Esthetic Considerations in Implant Therapy (Quintessence 2003) and is currently authoring a second textbook.

An innovator, Dr. Sclar developed classifications and treatment algorithms for predictable management of extraction site

defects and alveolar ridge defects in esthetic areas. He also developed; the Bio-ColTM ridge preservation protocol, the

Vascularized Interpositional Periosteal-Connective Tissue Flap for esthetic soft tissue augmentation and rejuvenation of

compromised anterior sites, and the “u” shaped peninsula flap, a minimally invasive approach for implant surgery.

Dr. Sclar is one of the foremost implant educators in the world and a passionate clinician who not only establishes a

biologic basis for the techniques he presents but integrates evidence based information with his broad based clinical

experience for the benefit of his colleagues and course participants.

C O N F E R E N C E F A C U L T Y

“Dr.Sclar's course provides an excellent review of

fundamental esthetic and implant surgical procedures. I

also learned interesting surgical maneuvers and

techniques which I'll certainly use in my practice!”

Dr. Vinay Bhide (Toronto, Ontario)

“Excellent course for novice and experienced surgeons

who are looking to reinforce their understanding of the

essentials of basic implant surgery. Dr. John Lovoi, Jr.

“I will never look at bone and soft tissue the same again”

Dr. Arif Saoan

Larry Grillo D.D.S, a graduate of The University of Texas at San Antonio Dental School, maintains a private practice

focused on implant and esthetic dentistry in South Florida. During the past 20 years, he has worked closely with Dr.

Sclar in the treatment of a large number of patients undergoing implant therapy and complex esthetic dental

rehabilitation. Dr. Grillo has written articles and lectures nationally on implants and esthetics. He serves as associate

faculty at Barry University Sports Medicine program and as a product advisor to several dental companies. Dr. Grillo

brings a practical, real world approach to restorative implant dentistry.

Marcos Alexandre Fadanelli, DMD, a graduate of the Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil

1997 in Dentistry. Dr. Fadanelli is currently working on his Masters of Science in Restorative Dentistry from the

Center of Dental Research Sao Leopoldo Mandic-Campinas, Brazil. Dr. Fadanelli is currently in Private Practice in

Caxias do Sul, Brazil.

Ariádene Cristina Pértile de Oliveira Rosa, DMD, a graduate of the Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto

Alegre, Brazil 2002 in Dentistry. Dr. Oliveira Rosa later specialized in Implantology in the Center of Dental Reasearch

Sao Leopoldo Mandic, Campinas, Brazil in 2005. Following her love of holistic health and Research, Dr. Oliveira Rosa

received a specialist in Acupuncture from the Brazilian College of Systemic Studies in 2010. Dr. Oliveira Rosa is

currently working on her Master of Science in Implantology at the Center for Dental Research, Sao Leopoldo Mandic-

Campinas, Brazil; while maintaining a private practice in Caxias do Sul. Dr. Oliveira Rosa is the c/o author of the highly acclaimed text

book, Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration, Immediate-loaded implants in compromised alveolar sockets, 2012, by Santos Publishing

(São Paulo – Brazil).

José Carlos Martins da Rosa, DMD, a graduate of the Federal University of Santa Maria Dental School in Brazil in

1998; later in 1991, Dr. Rosa specialized in Periodontics at the Sao Paulo Association of Dentists in Brazil, continuing

his education in 2005, Dr. Rosa graduated with a Master of Science in Prosthestics from the Center of Dental

Research In Sao Leopoldo Mandic-Campinas, Brazil. Dr. Rosa is currently working on a his Doctorate in Implantology

at the of Dental Research In Sao Leopoldo Mandic-Campinas, Brazil while maintaining a private practice in Caxias do

Sul, Brazil. Dr. Rosa is also the principle author of the highly acclaimed text book, Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration, Immediate-

loaded implants in compromised alveolar sockets, 2012, by Santos Publishing (São Paulo – Brazil)

Ms. Elizabeth Suarez has worked in state of the art oral and maxillofacial surgery offices for over 30 years. After

receiving her CDA from St. Louis Community College in 1974, she worked as a surgical assistant for many years,

gaining broad experience in oral and maxillofacial surgery. For over 20 years, Ms. Suarez has been Dr. Sclar’s implant

treatment coordinator. She uses her expertise to educate patients about the benefits of dental implants during

consultations and coordinates their care throughout treatment. Ms. Suarez presents the management systems and

case presentation skills required for the successful implant practice.

A D D I T I O N A L C O N F E R E N C E F A C U L T Y

Credit HoursA certificate of completion will be awardedto participants completing the GeneralSession and continuing education creditsbreak down as follows:

19.5 hours 3-day General Sessions25.5 hours 4-day General Sessions 31.5 hours 5-day General Sessions3.5 hours Regenerative Forum3.5 hours Workshops

The Sclar Center is designated as an Approved PACE Program Provider by theAcademy of General Dentistry. The formal continuing dental educationprograms of this program provider are accepted by the AGD for Fellowship,Mastership and membership maintenance credit. Approval does not implyacceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement.

Dr. Sclar authored the hallmark

multi-language textbook enti -

tled: Soft Tissue and Esthetic

Considerations in Implant

Therapy (Quintessence 2003).

Written for the novice and

expert alike, this lavishly illu s -

tra ted book presents advanced

techniques for preserving and restoring natural dental

esthe tics through implant therapy. While the book

covers many of the concepts and techniques that

will be discussed during the ISTM 2013 course,

attendees can expect to learn much more from direct

interaction and hands-on participation with Dr. Sclar.

For more information, visit Quintessence Publishing

Co. Inc., at www.quintpub.com or contact them at

800-621-0387.

(Repeat Participant)“My concern was returning to the course after two yearsand simply seeing the same lecture. To my surprise andpleasure, Dr. Sclar had completely revamped the entireprogram; all new cases, updates and changes to surgicaltechniques and a much more dynamic presentation. Ilook forward to coming back again!”

John M. Emmet (Phoenix, AZ)

“Understanding esthetics and soft tissue managementwill become the most valuable tool in my implantpractice and there is no better place to learn it than here”

Abraham Finkelman (Raanana, Israel)

ConferenceSchedule

Thursday, January 31, 2013Registration 5:00 - 8:00 PM

Friday, February 1, 2013Registration and Continental Breakfast 7:30 - 8:00 AMGeneral Sessions - Essentials of Implant Surgery 8:00 - 12:30 PMLunch Provided 12:30 - 1:30 PMGeneral Sessions - Continued 1:30 - 3:00 PM

Optional Workshops and Regenerative Technologies ForumRegenerative Techniques and Technologies Forum: 3:30 - 7:00 PMDr. Robert Marx

Saturday, February 2, 2013Registration and Continental Breakfast 7:30 - 8:00 AMGeneral Sessions - Soft Tissue Grafting 8:00 - 12:30 PMLunch Provided 12:30 - 1:30 PMGeneral Sessions - Continued 1:30 - 3:00 PM

Optional WorkshopsWorkshop #1: Soft Tissue Grafting 3:30 - 6:30 PM

Sunday, February 3, 2013Registration and Continental Breakfast 7:30 - 8:00 AMGeneral Sessions - Intra-Oral Bone Grafting 8:00 - 12:30 PMLunch Provided 12:30 - 1:30 PMGeneral Sessions - Continued 1:30 - 3:00 PM

Optional WorkshopsWorkshop #2: Intra-Oral Bone Grafting 3:30 - 6:30 PM

Monday, February 4, 2013Registration and Continental Breakfast 7:30 - 8:00 AMGeneral Sessions - Demystifying Esthetics 8:00 - 12:30 PMLunch Provided 12:30 - 1:30 PMGeneral Sessions - Continued 1:30 - 3:00 PM

Optional WorkshopsWorkshop #1: Soft Tissue Grafting (repeat) 3:30 - 6:30 PMWorkshop #3: Prosthetic Concepts 3:30 - 6:30 PMWorkshop #4: Case Presentation 3:30 - 6:30 PM

Tuesday, February 5, 2013Registration and Continental Breakfast 7:30 - 8:00 AMGeneral Sessions - Complications 8:00 - 12:30 PMLunch Provided 12:30 - 1:30 PMGeneral Sessions - Continued 1:30 - 4:30 PM

Visit our exhibitors Saturday – Monday7:30 AM till 4:00 PM

ISTM 2013 Registration FormConference Tuition / General Session Early Registration Private Resident Staff

(Prior to December 1, 2012) Practice with Letter Members

3-days of General Sessions (19.5 CE Hours) _____ $3,125 _____ $3,345 _____ $2,095 _____ $1,775

4-days of General Sessions (25.5 CE Hours) _____ $3,495 _____ $3,715 _____ $2,495 _____ $2,075

5-days of General Sessions (31.5 CE Hours) _____ $3,695 _____ $3,915 _____ $2,595 _____ $2,350

Regenerative Technologies Form (3.5 CE Hours) _____ $ 400 _____ $ 500 _____ $ 400 _____ FreeFebruary 3rd afternoon only (Included with (Included with (Included with (Included with

5 Day Registration) 5 Day Registration) 5 Day Registration) 5 Day Registration)

*Please indicate the days ____ Friday, February 1st Essentials of Dental Implant Surgery

you wish to attend: ____ Saturday, February 2nd Soft Tissue Grafting

(based on tuition schedule) ____ Sunday, February 3rd Intra-Oral Bone Grafting

____ Monday, February 4th Demystifying Esthetic Implant Therapy

____ Tuesday, February 5th Avoiding and Managing Complications

Optional Workshops:

____ $875 – WS # 1: Soft Tissue Grafting for Teeth and Implants – Dr. Anthony SclarSaturday, February 4th or Monday, February 6th (3:30 - 6:30 PM)

____ $875 – WS # 2: Intra-Oral Bone Grafting & Implant Site Development – Dr. Anthony SclarSunday, February 5th (3:30 - 6:30 PM)

____ $500 – WS # 3: Prosthetic Concepts and Techniques for Implant Dentistry – Dr. Larry GrilloMonday, February 6th (3:30 - 6:30 PM)

____ $500 – WS # 4: Case Presentation Skills and Management Protocols for Implant Dentistry – Ms. Elizabeth SuarezMonday, February 6th (3:30 - 6:30 PM)

Registration Information (Please print or type)

First Name _______________________________________________ Last Name _____________________________________________________

Practice Name or Organization________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City ____________________________________________________ State/Region _______ Zip Code ____________ Country __________________

Work Phone ______________________________________________ Additional Phone _________________________________________________

Fax Number______________________________________________________________________________________ (May be used for confirmations)

E-Mail address _________________________________________________________________________ (Required for confirmations outside of the U.S.)

Please complete required information: (Please check) Oral Surgeon Periodontist Prosthodontist Endodontist General Dentist

Resident: Please specify (OMS/Perio/Prosth/Endo/Dental) __________________________________________________________________________

Staff: (Please specify) Clinical Staff Coordinator Other (Please list)___________________________________________________________

I learned of this course by: Brochure Colleague Lecture Website E-Mail Previous Attendee Other_________________________

Attendance is limited and on a first come, first serve basis.

Payment Information: You may: • Fax your completed registration to 305-913-2469 with credit card payment

• Submit with check and mail to Integrated Seminars at 5201 Oak Lane, Coral Gables, Florida 33156

• Register online at www.sclarcenter.com

I wish to charge my tuition in the amount of $ ____________ To the following credit card: Visa Master Card American Express

Card Number____________________________________________________________________________________ Expiration Date ____________

Name on Card ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Authorized Signature_______________________________________________________________________________________________________

If you have a disability or require special assistance, please notify Integrated Seminars no later than December 31, 2012.

Cancellation Policy

All cancellations must be made in writing prior to December 15, 2012 minus a $100 administrative fee. No cancellations or refunds will be accepted after this date.

Course tuition includes admission to thescientific sessions and exhibit hall, asyllabus, continental breakfast prior toeach day’s session, refreshment breaks,and lunch when scheduled for the daysyou participate in the scientific sessions.

The Miami Beach Resort and Spa and the Grand Beach Hotelare located on prime oceanfront property overlooking world-renownedMiami Beach and the spectacular Intercoastal waterway. The resorts arelocated just five minutes away from the art deco landmarks andnon-stop excitement of South Beach. Each resort has its own stretchof white sandy beach and heated outdoor pools. There is jet skiing,snorkeling, and other aquatic sports steps from your room. Both resortsoffer breath taking views and a thoughtful array of amenities such as high-speed internet access and wet bars.

The Miami Beach Resort and Spa has a special daily rate of$174.00 single or double on the European Plan; plus taxes. “IntegratedSeminars” must be mentioned to reserve at the conference rate before thecut off January 11, 2013. One night’s deposit is required when making areservation. This is the hotel the meeting will be held in. Reservations canbe made by contacting:

The Miami Beach Resort and Spa4833 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33140

1-866-767-6060

Grand Beach Hotel has a group rate of $220.00 single or double plustaxes. “Integrated Seminars” must be mentioned to secure the conferencerate before the January 7, 2013 cut off. One night’s deposit is requiredwhen making a reservation. The Grand Beach Hotel is a newer hotel andadjacent to the meeting hotel; reservations can be made by contacting:

Grand Beach Hotel4835 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33140

1-877-538-8666

Directions:

Only 20 minutes from Miami International Airport and 35 minutes fromthe Ft. Lauderdale airport.

From Miami International Airport: Take I-195 East to Collins Avenueexit. Go left on Collins. The resort is on the right side of Collins

From Ft.Lauderdale/ Hollywood International Airport: Take I-95South to I-195 East to Collins Avenue exit. Go left on Collins Avenue. Theresort is on the right side of Collins

From Palm Beach International Airport: Take I-95 South to I-195 Eastto Miami Beach. Go left on Collins Avenue. The resort is one mile up onthe right side of Collins.

We Gratefully Acknowledge Our Sponsors For Their Generous Support

The Miami BeachResort and Spa

Grand Beach Hotel

Accommodations

Integrated Seminars5201 Oak LaneCoral Gables, Florida 33156Phone: 305-913-2467 Fax: 305-913-2469For additional informationplease visit www.sclarcenter.com

“See what others are saying about ISTM” visit: www.sclarcenter.com

“Tony is fantastic. Great course. Worth every penny.Very good handout and room for notes. Well runcourse. I especially appreciate honesty, as regards toshowing less than optimal cases, so that we can avoidmaking the same mistakes.”

Thomas Butts, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon(Brighton, MI)

“Best course I have ever attended! Period.”Stephen F. Molpus (North Little Rock, AR)

It has been several months since I attended yourcourse in Miami. I can only say that it was one of thebest several days I have spent on continuingeducation. Having a few of my staff present has beena definite advantage. While I was aware of andperformed the principles in the course, your lecturesand hands on workshops has been extremelybeneficial and has indeed taken my implant practiceto a new level. Thank you.

Dr. Marvin Slott, OMS (Gainesville, FL)

“This is my first, in many lectures, I have attended thata surgeon has admitted his misfortunes. I respectDr.Sclar with his candidness. Excellent, well integratedcourse, it comes full circle. Would highly recommend it.”

Yoric, J.S. Change (Leominister, MA)

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