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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / December 2005Practice in implantology: for doctors
Hi, I am an Italian doctor I would like to know where I can find un implantology stage when I can practice live surgery and not only theoric like I found in my country. Can somone give me some help? Thanks very much in advance. Best regards, > Hi, > I am an Italian [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks very much in advance. > Best regards, Are there truly no implantology training programs in Italy? That's hard to believe at this late date. Steve I think Luigi is looking for some actual hands on surgery courses, not a didactic course where he listens to a lecture and maybe works up a case-presentation for discussion with the group. I don't know of anywhere where they are going to let you practice the actual surgery to place the implants outside of residency program. Many courses will let you observe actual surgery. Some will let you bring in your own patient to do surgery with the instructor after completion of the course. But, as far as providing patients to practice on, I think you need to be registered in a dental school or hospital for that.  Signature/ Amatus / > >> Hi, [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Steve There is an 8 weekend mini residency program held at the Nobel Biocare in Toronto (actually just north in Markham). Part of that program includes practicing placement in animal mandibles. I'm sure there are butchers in Italy that could keep a mandible or two for Luigi to practice on. SignatureRoy rem NADA to reply |I think Luigi is looking for some actual hands on surgery courses, not a | didactic course where he listens to a lecture and maybe works up a [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] | > | > Steve >I think Luigi is looking for some actual hands on surgery courses, not a >didactic course where he listens to a lecture and maybe works up a >case-presentation for discussion with the group. Exactly. In Italy you can get un universitary Master in implantology without never practice on a live man! You cannot practice on a dead body, also: it is forbidden by the Law (I went to Paris for a course like that). A doctor can practice on patients only if is working in an hospital with a working contract, not if he is attending a course of a school dentistry. I know Master are a different things in U.S., but I'm not looking for that because I have a my practice and I cannot stay away for months. I heard something about short course (about one week) on patients in Cuba and I thought I could find similar course in the Third Word, where poor people can agree to be a patient for to have an implant at no cost. Thanks you very much. I apologize for my poor English. Best regards, Luigi Your English is fine. Better than my Italian, and I was born in Mazara del Vallo. Signature/ Amatus / > >>I think Luigi is looking for some actual hands on surgery courses, not a [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Best regards, > Luigi siccome sei italiano ti rispondo nella nostra lingua. prova a guardare nel sito della leone www.leone.it >siccome sei italiano ti rispondo nella nostra lingua. >prova a guardare nel sito della leone www.leone.it Ma sul paziente opera il relatore, mica il partecipante! Ce ne sono a centinaia di corsi di questo tipo! Ciao Luigi Si, questo è allinear I corsi insegnati sui pazienti in tensione sono difficili da trovare Signature/ Amatus / > >>siccome sei italiano ti rispondo nella nostra lingua. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Ciao > Luigi >I corsi insegnati sui pazienti in tensione sono difficili da trovare Esatto: sono difficili non impossibili. Ad esempio la 3i ne organizza a Coimbra, in Portogallo, tramite il suo distributore di Terni. Abbiamo un insegnante locale del implant che fa un certo insegnamento paziente in tensione. Non ho idea dove una sia stata in Italia. Perdoni tutta la povera grammatica, poichè il mio vocabolario è troppo debole per conversare nell'italiano scritto senza usando la traduzione elettronica. Signature/ Amatus / > >>I corsi insegnati sui pazienti in tensione sono difficili da trovare > Esatto: sono difficili non impossibili. > Ad esempio la 3i ne organizza a Coimbra, in Portogallo, tramite il suo > distributore di Terni. >Abbiamo un insegnante locale del implant che fa un certo insegnamento >paziente in tensione. Which is the brand of the implant? And where does that tutor work? > >non ho > idea dove una sia stata in Italia. Do you mean you don't know where I can find a similar stage in Italy? If you have a contact of the organization I could to send un e-mail or a fax for to ask about. >Perdoni tutta la povera grammatica, poichè il mio vocabolario è troppo >debole per conversare nell'italiano scritto senza usando la traduzione >elettronica I'll try your language. Bye bye Luigi One needs a dental license in the U.S. Alternatively various universities have programs but plan on spending three years full time to learn implantology and periodontics. However, with a license one can take weekend courses, etc. Joel >One needs a dental license in the U.S. I have a dental license in Italy. However, with a license one can >take weekend courses, etc. I know about weekend corses by New York University but I there only practice live surgery. Luigi As an aside, I know a bit about this as we have in-house periodontists and restorative dentists providing "affordable implants." |
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