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Add to calendar 06/25/2025 07:00 PM06/25/2025 08:10 PMEurope/LondonP395 The Biomechanical Principles of Restoring Dental Implants – A GDP’s PerspectiveLive webinar to be watched on https://www.prodentalcpd.com/webinars/p395-the-biomechanical-principles-of-restoring-dental-implants-a-gdps-perspectivehttps://www.prodentalcpd.com/webinars/p395-the-biomechanical-principles-of-restoring-dental-implants-a-gdps-perspectiveaOCvDqYeBzblWfNxkmTI107359
Webinar Details
As dental implants become increasingly mainstream in general practice, understanding their biomechanical principles is vital for long-term success. This webinar explores the key differences between natural teeth and implants, the implications for occlusal load management, and how restorative design choices influence biomechanical outcomes.
Aims
This course aims to provide learners with knowledge and understanding of the biomechanical principles of dental implants, including occlusal load management, restorative design considerations, and the general dental practitioner’s role in the long-term planning, restoration, and maintenance of implant cases.
Objectives
During this course learners will be able to:
Comprehend the distinctions in (biomechanical) performance between natural teeth and implants.
Plan occlusion to minimise restorative or integration failure.
Identify long-term occlusal changes and their implications.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this course the learner will gain an understanding of:
To possess the ability to proficiently assess an implant restoration in relation to the current occlusal scheme and monitor the changes in dentition in relation to the occlusal forces exerted on the implant restoration over the long term.
Amin Aminian qualified from Liverpool University in 1993.
He moved to Manchester in 1997 to undertake a Masters degree in fixed and removable prosthodontics at the University Dental Hospital Manchester. The degree was awarded in 2000 and he gained his Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery from the Royal College of Surgeons in Glasgow in the same year. He completed a 4-year specialist training programme in Prosthodontics in 2004 and was awarded the MRD (Prosthodontics) from the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, in the same year becoming registered on the GDC Specialist List in Prosthodontics.
His referral practice is based in Cheshire and is limited to prosthodontics (predominantly implant reconstructions), management of the worn and failing dentition, where he works within a multi-disciplinary team.
Dr. Shushil Dattani BDS, MSc, DipImpDent RCS, AdvCert Bone Grafting RCS, MFGDP RCS
Implant Surgeon
Shushil graduated from the Royal London in 2000 and joined the Faculty of General Dental Practice at the Royal College of Surgeons. He then earned a Diploma in Implant Dentistry from the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Shushil has also served on the board of the Association of Dental Implantologists and trains, teaches and mentors in implant dentistry.
He holds an MSc from the University of Leeds, where his thesis focussed on treatment options for insufficient bone in the maxilla. He has a particular interest in computer-generated guided implant surgery.
Anoup Nandra is the principal dentist at Rock Dental in England, with clinical expertise in surgical dentistry and dental implantology. Alongside his clinical work, he has a strong interest in clinical governance, consent, and the evolving legal and ethical landscape of dentistry.
A passionate advocate for professional standards and quality in primary care, Anoup serves on the Council of the College of General Dentistry and sits on the West Midlands Local Dental Committee (LDC), contributing to policy and representation at both regional and national levels.
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