From Setback to Success: The Transformative Role of Digital Implant Workflows with Dr. Adam Saltz

Friday, March 21, 2025
8:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Location

• Straumann USA Headquarters
  60 Minuteman Rd
  Andover, MA 01810

Register

Continuing Education Event at the Straumann USA Headquarters in Andover, Mass.
with Dr. Adam Saltz

From Setback to Success: The Transformative Role of Digital Implant Workflows

When implants fail, their wake can be devastating. Early management of hard and soft tissue deficiencies, periodontal breakdown, and prosthetic complications ensures lasting esthetic and functional implant outcomes, with fewer surprises. Clinicians must first help patients overcome the physical, emotional, and financial tolls of these failures, while maintaining their trust and navigating the related legal and ethical landscapes. The influence of digital workflows can enhance the precision and effectiveness of the surgical and restorative phases and increase confidence in simple and complex implant rehabilitations.

Objectives

• Describe the emerging etiologies and risk factors for implant complications
• Understand the equipment, software, and production services needed to build a digital portfolio
• Incorporate digital workflows and artificial intelligence into the planning, surgical, and restorative phases of implant dentistry 
• Examine the ethical and legal issues related to dental implant procedures, including informed consent, risk communication, and patient decision-making 

 

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Coffee and light pastries will be available.  There are many hotels in the area, if needed, and Straumann has a company rate at The Artisan in Salem, NH.
 
Three CEUs will be awarded and the cost for this course is complimentary, thanks to the generous support of Staumann and our New England Section of the American College of Dentists.  This lecture is open to all dentists.  Pre-registration is required. 
 
We look forward to seeing you there!  

 

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Adam Saltz graduated from the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, where he obtained his Master of Science degree and Certificate in Periodontics. He completed his dental training at Nova Southeastern University, as part of their accelerated dual admission program. While there, he also received a Master of Public Health degree. Dr. Saltz is the managing editor for Decisions in Dentistry. He won the 2020 Dr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Kramer Scholar Award for Excellence, presented to the nation’s top overall graduating resident for outstanding character, service, leadership, and academic achievement. He is president-elect of the Maine Dental Association and chairs multiple state and regional committees. Dr. Saltz formerly taught at the University of New England and currently serves as faculty consultant at Kansas City University. He was recognized by the American Dental Association with their 10 Under 10 Award for his contributions in education, public health, and organized dentistry as a new dentist. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology and maintains an active practice in South Portland, Maine.