Courses By Lynn Pencek RDH, MS
Courses By Lynn Pencek RDH, MS
Once considered an elective for the privileged few,
dental implants are now provided as a routine dental service.
Long-term success for these patients is dependent on a collaborative effort with the dentist and dental hygienist, however, there is limited formal education about dental implant maintenance in the current United States dental hygiene curriculum.
Even if a practice does not routinely place or restore dental implants, team members need to have basic knowledge of treatment options, components, and patient care protocols.
With changing classifications about treatment considerations for peri-implant disease and advancements in technology it is not uncommon for dental hygienists to express uncertainty about patient care.
This program will review decision-making factors leading to maintenance protocols for implant cases ranging from a single tooth to full arch screw-retained restorations.
This class is available live, virtual and in one, two and four hour forums.
Review history of osseointegration and dental implant therapy
Discussion of treatment options and considerations for single tooth and full arch treatment concepts
Identify dental implant components
Discussion of treatment workflows for surgical referrals and total solution providers
Review of aftercare, dental hygiene recall maintenance, and protocols for prevention of Peri-implantitis
Parts, Pieces, Chemistry & Compatibility
Dental Hygiene Considerations
Vision Magnification & Patient Care
Loupes Lights & Leaning Curves
I Did not Know a Hygienist Could Walk On The Moon
Career Options
FAQS
Lynn is a clinician with industry experience and an education degree
Lynn has experience of working as an implant rep and meeting planner. She can help guide your organization through all steps of arranging your event.