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How To Start As A Dentist For Implants | Dr. Parsa Zadeh

Are you a starting out as a dentist for implants? Dr. Parsa Zadeh has been a leader in the industry of implantology for dentistry and explains valuable tips when you are looking to start as a dentist for dental implant surgery. Dr. Parsa Zadeh answers a series of important questions such as: What advice is there for someone looking to become an implant dentist What is the single most important factor when choosing a dental implant system ? What should a dentist seek out from a patient's physician before dental implant surgery? Which medication a patient is taking can cause you a complication if not treated properly? What complications from dental implants are the most important to avoid? In this video, Dr. Parsa Zadeh explains the best advice for dentists starting out with dental implant surgery. He explains ways on how to mitigate complications and risks when starting out. The most important first step is to get proper training as a dentist and to then choose the most appropriate dental implant system to use. Although you may be a good dentist, you must become well adapted to one certain implant system in the best possible way as each system has their own nuances and differences. Dr. Zadeh explains that implant dentistry can much be expressed like flying a jet plane. You can be a good pilot but if you don’t know a certain jet plane then you will not be able to fly that plane as well as efficiently as possible. Just like no two jet planes are exactly alike, the same goes for a dental implant system. The best advice when choosing a dental implant system is to ensure that they offer proper training as an implant system is not something that you go and just “buy off the rack.” Beyond this, you need to make sure that you leave enough time for you to do the procedure. Avoiding complications such as infection and bleeding will be the main thing to prevent when starting out. Receive all of the patient's medical history from their primary physician as many medications play a role in what happens during and after dental implant surgery such as anticoagulants. Understand that the surgery can be messy when someone is taking medications such as Plavix or Aspirin as there is platelet aggregation occurring. Expect to have these individuals take longer to stop bleeding. Also, the clotting mechanism is affected by Coumadin. Examples like this provide that you must coordinate with the physician to know what a patient's medical history is and what they are taking before undergoing any type of surgery. After surgery, one of the most important measures is to ensure good antibiotic coverage and that your patients are taking them. Just because you give it to them doesn’t necessarily mean that the patient will take it. One way to help jump start the process is to give them an antibiotic when they visit to help the patient to start taking it. Typically,patients will get their prescription around 3 days after the surgery, as a dentist, stress the importance of taking the antibiotics prescribed after surgery. The main thing to remember is that if you are able to avoid bleeding and infection, then you have avoided the most serious complications after surgery. Being a dentist for implants it all comes down to being able to put the right implant in the right place, in the right angle and with enough bone around it. Focus on the=is core component meanwhile stressing the above advice and you will be well on your way starting out as an implant dentist. Have any questions? Don’t hesitate to leave us a comment about what you are wondering about for dental implants! Watch other videos if you are looking for more advice about dental implant surgery. If you are looking to learn more from Dr. Parsa Zadeh about dental implants, subscribe to our channel and visit http://implantedu.org/ for more education.