The Corps Fundamentals Cadaver Lab is an adjunct course to the Corps Fundamentals Full-Arch Course. Registration for the Cadaver lab is separate and additional to the Corps Fundamentals Course. A one-day cadaver workshop laboratory Customarily held the day after the Corps Fundamentals Module 1 class. Usually held on a Sunday but check the calendar for details. One Cephalus (Head) per Two Surgeon Operators Maximum 24 operator surgeon positions available per course. Observer positions may be open if space is available. Call for details to register as a observer. 8 CEU’s available PACE certified Approximately 3 hours didactic, and 5 hours of hands-on, cadaver lab. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (The Institute reserves the right to amend the schedule.) 7:15-8am Registration and breakfast 8-11am Didactic Orofacial anatomy for dental implants 11am-Noon Lunch Noon-5pm Hands-on Cadaver Lab 5pm Social Hour PARTICIPANT LEVELS Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Surgeon Operators can expect to dissect and place at least 4-8 fundamental, standard, all-on-4 style implants during laboratory workshop Observers may watch and learn the dissection learning and refreshing pertinent orofacial anatomy for dental implant placement. ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVES for Cadaver Lab: Basic Corps Fundamentals Level I: Understand Anatomical Landmarks: Identify and describe the key anatomical landmarks relevant to full arch dental implant placement, including bone structure, nerve locations, and vascular pathways. Surgical Technique Proficiency: Demonstrate proficiency in surgical techniques for full arch dental implant placement, including incision making, flap management, bone drilling, and implant insertion. Implant Positioning and Angulation: Apply knowledge of proper implant positioning and angulation to ensure optimal prosthetic outcomes and long-term success. Post-Surgical Care and Complications Management: Develop skills in post-surgical care, including suturing techniques, and learn to identify and manage potential complications such as infection, bleeding, and implant failure. Prosthetic Considerations and Planning: Integrate prosthetic planning with surgical execution by understanding the principles of prosthetic-driven implant placement and planning for immediate or delayed loading protocols. These objectives ensure that participants not only learn the technical aspects of dental implant placement but also understand the broader clinical implications and patient care considerations. REGISTRATION DETAILS Only 24 operator surgeon positions are available per course. Register online or call the director. Operators must have a valid dental license in good standing. Observers should contact the Institute Director before registering to ensure space is available. The Director can be reached at (757) 404-9885. The Atlantic Implant Institute reserves the right to refuse registration. ***Be sure to also register for Corps Fundamentals preceding this cadaver lab. *** TRAVEL Flying - Norfolk International Airport, ORF (15 minutes to the Institute and Hotel) Driving from Raleigh is approximately a 3-hour drive. Driving from Washington, D.C. is approximately a 4-hour drive. HOTEL Discounted room blocks available at Delta Marriott Shore, 2800 Shore Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23451 Ask for discounted room with The Atlantic Implant Institute. REGISTRATION COST: Operator Surgeons: $3,000 MORE INFORMATION(757) 404-9885 IMPORTANT NOTE- Registration for the cadaver lab is NOT included with Corps Fundamentals Level 1 Module. This is a separate workshop and requires additional registration and fees.
