Dr. Gordon C. Fraser, Jr.
Lecture Topics
- Periodontics
- Implants & Implant Overdentures
- Soft Tissue Concepts
- 3D Imaging
About Dr. Fraser
It’s important for the generalist to be able to differentiate those procedures which can be
done in their office easily and successfully versus the ones they should send to the specialist.
Dr. Gordon C. Fraser, Jr.'s presentations equip dentists with the knowledge and skills
to perform in-house procedures and the discernment to identify cases requiring specialist
intervention, fostering in-practice productivity and superior patient care.
Dr. Fraser has been trained as a Periodontist in the placement of dental implants and surgical procedures limited to the oral cavity. He is a graduate of Temple University and served our country as a periodontist in the United States Air Force. Dr. Fraser is an internationally acclaimed lecturer and has traveled internationally to teach dentists about periodontics and implant dentistry.
Dr. Fraser is the founder of PURE PERIO: an in-practice specialty provider and dental implant coaching program. He is the founder of Southern Georgia Dental Education, a resource for continuing education for dentists, hygienists, and team members. He is also a member of the American Academy of Periodontology, American Dental Association, Georgia Dental Society, National Dental Association, and North Georgia Dental Society.
Dr. Fraser lectures on periodontics, dental implants (from beginning to advanced placement and restoration), soft tissue considerations, 3D imaging, and implant overdentures. Dr. Fraser also trains doctors and their teams on how to begin placing and restoring dental implants in their offices.
Dr. Fraser has been trained as a Periodontist in the placement of dental implants and surgical procedures limited to the oral cavity. He is a graduate of Temple University and served our country as a periodontist in the United States Air Force. Dr. Fraser is an internationally acclaimed lecturer and has traveled internationally to teach dentists about periodontics and implant dentistry.
Dr. Fraser is the founder of PURE PERIO: an in-practice specialty provider and dental implant coaching program. He is the founder of Southern Georgia Dental Education, a resource for continuing education for dentists, hygienists, and team members. He is also a member of the American Academy of Periodontology, American Dental Association, Georgia Dental Society, National Dental Association, and North Georgia Dental Society.
Dr. Fraser lectures on periodontics, dental implants (from beginning to advanced placement and restoration), soft tissue considerations, 3D imaging, and implant overdentures. Dr. Fraser also trains doctors and their teams on how to begin placing and restoring dental implants in their offices.
Discover Dr. Fraser's Latest Courses
Understanding What’s Possible...and What’s Not — Soft Tissue Concepts for the Generalist NEW!
Soft tissue grafting is a technique sensitive procedure.
Gain expertise in soft tissue grafting, understanding the factors that determine success, whether you refer or perform these procedures. Grasping anatomic features is vital for identifying pathologies and structures needed to maintain the dentition. This knowledge enables clear patient communication and aligns their expectations with achievable outcomes, boosting their trust in the proposed treatments.
This course is designed for the general dentist who has limited or no experience with soft tissue procedures. Attendees will learn how defects in morphology, tooth position, and underlying boney support at implants and teeth determine soft tissue outcomes. Dr. Fraser illuminates facts vs. theory through case studies and examples. These concepts are key to the overall success of the dental practice, patient satisfaction, and bottom line.
Gain expertise in soft tissue grafting, understanding the factors that determine success, whether you refer or perform these procedures. Grasping anatomic features is vital for identifying pathologies and structures needed to maintain the dentition. This knowledge enables clear patient communication and aligns their expectations with achievable outcomes, boosting their trust in the proposed treatments.
This course is designed for the general dentist who has limited or no experience with soft tissue procedures. Attendees will learn how defects in morphology, tooth position, and underlying boney support at implants and teeth determine soft tissue outcomes. Dr. Fraser illuminates facts vs. theory through case studies and examples. These concepts are key to the overall success of the dental practice, patient satisfaction, and bottom line.
Learning Objectives:
- Appreciate features for diagnosing structural defects in hard and soft tissue
- Understand outcomes by recognizing anatomic structures
- Review communication techniques for aligning patient expectations
- Determine which instruments are used in grafting procedures
- Compare grafting materials and their proper use
- Discover growth factors that enhance healing
- Differentiate defect type to determine appropriate grafting technique
- Learn how to perform root coverage procedures (with a simple four step process)
Suggested Audience: Dentists, Hygienists
Maximize clinical outcomes: bring your clinical assistant(s) to this course!
Suggested Format: Lecture, Workshop, Keynote
Dental Implants ARE for the General Dentist: Placement and Restoration from Beginner to Advanced NEW!
Implant dentistry is simple, affordable, and predictable.
It’s what your patients want.
In today’s market, patients want everything yesterday. Implant dentistry has transformed to be able to give patients what they want today. Utilizing a combination of technology and knowhow, we can perform procedures in several visits rather than several months. Dr. Fraser demystifies implant dentistry and shows offices how to seamlessly integrate this vital dental procedure into their practice. More importantly, this course shows how to make implant dentistry cost effective, efficient, and affordable for patients. After all, people want teeth - not dental implants. Designed for the general dentist who has limited or no experience with dental implants, attendees will learn the importance of treatment planning, diagnostics, and radiographic interpretation. This course covers procedures such as single tooth replacement, overdentures, and multiple tooth replacement in easy-to-follow, step-by-step protocols.
Learning Objectives:
Suggested Audience: Dentists, Hygienists
Maximize clinical outcomes: bring your clinical assistant(s) to this course!
Suggested Format: Lecture, Workshop, Keynote
In today’s market, patients want everything yesterday. Implant dentistry has transformed to be able to give patients what they want today. Utilizing a combination of technology and knowhow, we can perform procedures in several visits rather than several months. Dr. Fraser demystifies implant dentistry and shows offices how to seamlessly integrate this vital dental procedure into their practice. More importantly, this course shows how to make implant dentistry cost effective, efficient, and affordable for patients. After all, people want teeth - not dental implants. Designed for the general dentist who has limited or no experience with dental implants, attendees will learn the importance of treatment planning, diagnostics, and radiographic interpretation. This course covers procedures such as single tooth replacement, overdentures, and multiple tooth replacement in easy-to-follow, step-by-step protocols.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn techniques which help the patient see the value in implant therapy
- Improve communication skills that lead to increased case acceptance
- Discover how line itemization can increase profitability
- Guide the patient through the decision of fixed vs. removable prosthesis
- Understand the appropriate use of traditional vs. mini-implants
- Analyze CBCT scans to identify ideal sites for implants
- Evaluate the anatomical limitations of each case
- Discuss bone biology and osseointegration for clinical success
- Perform the pre-implant oral, anatomical and radiographic exam
Suggested Audience: Dentists, Hygienists
Maximize clinical outcomes: bring your clinical assistant(s) to this course!
Suggested Format: Lecture, Workshop, Keynote
Dentures: A Stepping Stone to More Implant Cases NEW!
Over 85% of the American population is missing one or
more teeth and over 35% are totally edentulous in one
arch or the other.
Most dentists don’t include dentures in their treatment options. However, many patients believe implants are beyond their budget, so they are willing to accept a well-fitting denture. While the upper denture can be made to stay secure, the lower counterpart often proves problematic. The strategic placement of two implants on the lower arch can drastically enhance the overall experience for long-term denture wearers. This simple yet transformative solution can profoundly impact patient satisfaction and quality of life.
Dr. Fraser will reveal how his focus on dentures led to the development of a multimillion-dollar dental practice. He will also share strategies to make implant procedures both affordable and profitable, ensuring mutual benefits for both patients and practitioners.
Learning Objectives:
Suggested Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants
Maximize clinical outcomes: bring your clinical assistant(s) to this course!
Suggested Format: Lecture, Workshop, Keynote
Most dentists don’t include dentures in their treatment options. However, many patients believe implants are beyond their budget, so they are willing to accept a well-fitting denture. While the upper denture can be made to stay secure, the lower counterpart often proves problematic. The strategic placement of two implants on the lower arch can drastically enhance the overall experience for long-term denture wearers. This simple yet transformative solution can profoundly impact patient satisfaction and quality of life.
Dr. Fraser will reveal how his focus on dentures led to the development of a multimillion-dollar dental practice. He will also share strategies to make implant procedures both affordable and profitable, ensuring mutual benefits for both patients and practitioners.
Learning Objectives:
- Explore how dentures can be a primary implant referral source
- Recognize appropriate applications for 2, 3, or 4 implant utilization
- Gain chairside techniques for denture locator attachment
- Evaluate the basics of denture tooth selection
- Understand the steps in denture fabrication
- Discover new protocols to prevent remakes
- Uncover easy steps to make any denture more comfortable
- Learn how to delegate denture adjustments for patient satisfaction
Suggested Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, Assistants
Maximize clinical outcomes: bring your clinical assistant(s) to this course!
Suggested Format: Lecture, Workshop, Keynote
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