Corps Anchorage: Remote Anchorage for the Atrophic Arch + Advanced Cadaver Lab

• Live surgery demonstration with remote anchorage.
• Patients with same day, Immediate-load smile delivery. 
• Hands-on placement of remote anchorage implants on typodonts. 
• Didactic instruction of remote anchorage implants, anatomical considerations, surgical and prosthetic principles and complications avoidance of remote anchorage full-arch therapy. 
• Qualify for O.R.C.A.A level 3 live surgical training in Guatemala at FAM universidad
• Qualify for “how to 5, 10, 20” the business of full arch at A.I.I.

ADVANCED CADAVER LAB

The Corps Anchorage Cadaver Lab is an adjunct course to the Corps Anchorage Full-Arch 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 available.  DM or call for details to register observers.
• 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.)

PARTICIPANT LEVELS

• Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced
• Surgeon Operators can expect to dissect and place at least 4-8 corps remote anchorage, all-on-4 implants during the laboratory workshop.  Explore pterygoid, zygomatic, trans-sinus, trans-nasal implants and other techniques.
• Observers may watch and learn the dissection learning and refreshing pertinent orofacial anatomy for dental implant placement.

ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVES Cadaver Lab: Advanced Corps Anchorage Level II:

• Anatomical Familiarity and Landmark Identification:
• Identify and describe critical anatomical landmarks relevant to dental implant placement and remote anchorage, including maxillary and mandibular bone structures, sinuses, and key nerves.
• Mastery of Surgical Techniques for Remote Anchorage:
• Demonstrate proficiency in surgical techniques specific to remote anchorage systems, including the selection and placement of zygomatic or pterygoid implants for full arch restoration.
• Integration of Full Arch Prosthetic Planning:
• Apply principles of prosthetic-driven planning to the surgical placement of implants, ensuring optimal positioning and angulation for full arch restorations to achieve esthetic and functional outcomes.
• Advanced Skills in Managing Complex Cases:
• Develop the ability to assess and manage complex clinical cases that require remote anchorage solutions, including cases with severe atrophy or bone deficiencies.
• Post-Operative Care and Complication Management:
• Learn to implement effective post-operative care protocols and identify and manage potential complications, such as infection, implant mobility, and issues related to remote anchorage sites.
• These objectives aim to provide comprehensive training that covers the anatomical, surgical, and prosthetic aspects of dental implantology with a focus on remote anchorage for full arch restorations.

REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION:

• 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. 

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/MORE INFORMATION
(757) 404-9885

IMPORTANT NOTE- IMPORTANT NOTE- Registration for the Cadaver Lab is INCLUDED with Corps Remote Anchorage Level 3 Module. 

 

Dr. Samuel F. Jirik DDS, Diplomate ABOI

Dr. Samuel Jirik is a highly respected dental implant specialist with an extensive background in advanced surgical techniques and education.  As an ABOI Diplomate and Board Examiner, Sam has demonstrated exceptional expertise in the field earning recognition as an Honored Fellow of the AAID.

A former President of the AAID Southern District, Sam has been instrumental in shaping the future of implant dentistry through leadership and mentorship.  He has served Full Arch Masters and ORCAA as a surgical instructor, where he shares his expertise in complex surgical procedures.

With a passion for innovation and education Sam has lectured nationally and internationally on the use of Platelet-Rich Plasma in surgical applications, Guided Surgery, Digital Subperiosteal Implants and the Management of Advanced All-On-X Complications.  His commitment to excellence and patient care continues to make him a leader in his field.

Dr. Alexander Nguyen

Dr. Alexander Nguyen is a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon in the Phoenix, AZ and Austin, TX area and is the owner of a busy full-scope private practice.  He received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA and then completed a rigorous four-year oral and maxillofacial surgery residency at the Carle Foundation Hospital in Champaign-Urbana, IL.  His training there included: full facial reconstruction from traumatic injuries, head and neck cancer ablation with reconstruction using local and free flaps, benign tumor and cyst management of the head and neck, cleft lip and palate repair, craniofacial surgeries on children and neonates with facial abnormalities, open tracheostomies for the Intensive Care Unit, corrective jaw (orthognathic) surgery, dentoalveolar and dental implant surgery with bone grafting, and delivering safe anesthesia to pediatric and adult patients in the hospital and office setting.  In the office, he has taken an interest in full-arch dental implant rehabilitation and complex dental implant techniques, such as zygomatic, transnasal  and pterygoid implants.  With a firm belief in properly educating other providers, he has found a passion for teaching remote anchorage courses and has been traveling often for many years domestically in the USA and internationally to lecture and teach surgery with emphasis on the management of complications.  He has contributed to multiple publications, including textbooks, and successfully performed the first transnasal implant in the state of Arizona.   

Along with being in the office and teaching, he still practices the full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery.  He has full hospital privileging and exercises it at multiple medical centers in the area, many of which are Level 1 Trauma Centers.  He is certified in Advanced Trauma Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and Basic Life Support.  He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Fellow of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Fellow of the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology, and Diplomate of the National Dental Board of Anesthesiology.