Bicon Institute Education Overview
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VARIOUS LOCATIONS Provides the basic knowledge needed to place and restore the Bicon Dental Implant system. With lectures and hands-on training, Bicon's instructors will guide you through the surgical and restorative aspects of the system. Audience: New and experienced implant clinicians |
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA Gain critical hands-on live patient implant placement experience needed to confidently add the Bicon Dental Implant system to your practice. Your surgical implant skills will soar because of the close personal attention of your instructor and the direct one-on-one experience of the live surgeries. Audience: New and experienced implant clinicians |
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CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA This unique program at Bicon’s international training facility at the University of Cartagena will allow you to participate in all stages of implant surgery from preparing the osteotomy to placing the implant, suturing, uncovering, and crown insertions. Audience: New and experienced implant clinicians |
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Dear Colleagues: Since 1985, Bicon’s procedures and techniques have been successfully utilized by clinicians throughout the world. We welcome the opportunity to teach you about the Bicon System, as we have taught your colleagues, so that you too can provide your patients with the exceptional benefits of the Bicon System. Clinicians for whom the Bicon system is a new experience should be impressed with the flexibility, forgivingness and facility with which Bicon implants can be placed and restored — even in very challenging clinical situations. Bicon’s beneficial surgical attributes include: sub-crestal placement of implants, harvesting of bone with slow-speed osteotomy preparation without irrigation, and the use of narrow and SHORT® implants to avoid vital structures. These benefits are directly related to the implant’s elegant plateaued design, which provides cortical-like bone with central vascular systems around the implant. This cortical-like bone not only grows faster, but also provides for functionally different capabilities than the appositional bone around non-plateaued implants. The implant’s sloping shoulder provides sufficient space for the interproximal papillae, which are crucial for gingivally aesthetic restorations. The implant’s 1.5° locking taper connection provides for 360° of universal abutment positioning and has also been definitively proven to be bacterially sealed. Since its introduction in 1985, the Bicon design has benefited from a sensible biological width, which is only now—nearly 40 years later—being promoted as platform switching. Hopefully, through attending our courses and learning about Bicon, you and your patients will enjoy the many benefits of the Bicon system, such as never again having to apologize for a dark metallic gum line even when an implant is less than ideally positioned. Sincerely, |