Implant Treatment Planning for the Anterior Maxilla

This seminar is geared to educate clinicians about the importance of implant treatment planning in the anterior maxilla with respect to implant position and depth. When it comes to implants in the anterior esthetic zone, several additional key factors come into play regarding implant position that are often not considered in other regions of the mouth. For example, how deep you are going to place the implant? To the bone crest? Sub-crestal? What ultimately determines the final depth of the implant? This lecture will cover five fail-proof factors to consider when planning implants in the anterior maxilla to minimize complications with the restorative process and ensure a predictable esthetic outcome.

Dr. Michael Danielak

BSc, DDS, Cert. Pros, FRCD(C)

Dr. Michael Danielak completed his doctor of dental surgery at the University of Toronto in Canada in 2014. He then worked in private practice for two years as an associate before specializing. In 2019, Dr. Danielak completed his prosthodontics residency program at the University of Southern California and successfully challenged the Canadian prosthodontics specialty boards. Following his specialty training, Dr. Danielak attended a one and a half year surgical and restorative implant fellowship at the University at Buffalo in the state of New York. He currently works in private practice in Toronto, Canada. Dr. Danielak has a passion for sharing his knowledge in continuing education settings and mentoring dentists and students in implant and digital dentistry.