Full Mouth Live Patient Rehab 2021

Join Dr Lincoln Harris and his team in Bargara

You will need to bring a patient or we can supply one for you for two or three of those visits, depending on your case.

Patient care is of the utmost importance and as such this course has a big emphasis on looking after each patient and their individual needs. You will receive guidance and supervision to deliver the best treatment plan and care for each patient. 

Our team will be available to help you to provide optimal care for patient safety. You will learn six handed dentistry techniques to help you become efficient all the while still providing quality patient care.

You will have access to our patient care policies which include medication protocols, safety guidelines and post-op instructions. You will receive our procedure checklists and patient consent forms. 

Participants and their patients will visit my office at Bargara three times March, April and May. You are responsible for your own Lab Bill and Travel arrangements for yourself and your patient. 

We will want full arch impressions and facebow, and bite record taken with a leaf gauge BEFORE the first patient session, so the Lab can do the full mouth wax-up and make you some shell temporaries.

These will be necessary for your first day.

It’s also ideal if you get the Lab to make your patient an AMPSA bite guard to wear nightly until the first appointment.

Upload your cases:

1. Post full set of photos.
2. Get upper and lower silicone impression and post close up photos so I can check that it’s good enough for a bite guard.
3. Get upper and lower full arch silicone impressions, facebow, protrusive and centric bite.
4. Send to Lab so you can get cutback guides, temps, waxup done.

You can use your own Lab, but I would prefer you use a local lab, so we can help you control the procedure. If your case involves exotic castings like precision dentures, we may need to get things done by other labs.

You will each be responsible for your own lab bill and travel arrangements for yourself and your patient.

Prepping and Temporizing.

The first stage will focus on starting the teeth preps. For some cases, it will be appropriate to go straight to the final preps and others will need an intermediate stage in temporaries.

Practical techniques will include:

1. The additive reductive technique to avoid excessive tooth structure removal. Reduction guides may be used.
2. Techniques for efficiently anesthetizing and prepping multiple teeth.
   Efficient core build ups.
3. Assessment of existing teeth via dismantling all previous dentistry.
4. Creation of temporaries in either full arches or multiple segments.
5. If your case is simpler, final impressions may be taken on the first day.
6. Adjustment of temporaries for aesthetics and comfort.

Final preps and final impressions. (If your case was simpler, you may be seating this appointment)

1. Getting records for accurate laboratory communication.
2. Getting consistent high quality preps.
3. Maintain the bite as you prep a full or partial arch.
4. Hemostasis without fancy equipment.
5. Excellent tissue retraction for excellent impressions.
6. Full arch, high quality impressions.
7. Relining or remaking temporaries.

Final preps and final impressions. (If your case was simpler, you may be seating this appointment)

1. Getting records for accurate laboratory communication.
2. Getting consistent high quality preps.
3. Maintain the bite as you prep a full or partial arch.
4. Hemostasis without fancy equipment.
5. Excellent tissue retraction for excellent impressions.
6. Full arch, high quality impressions.
7. Relining or remaking temporaries.

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Presenting FMR: Dr Lincoln Harris