Gordon Fraser, DMD
Periodontist
Dr. Gordon Fraser has trained doctors from all over the world in the art of implant dentistry and periodontics. He is active in continuing education for doctors and their team members with a dental implant coaching program.
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 dentist 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 staff members.
Dr. Fraser lectures on: periodontics, dental implants from beginning to advanced placement and restoration, soft tissue considerations, 3D imaging and implant over-dentures. Dr. Fraser also coaches doctors and their teams on how to begin placing and restoring dental implants in their offices.
Dr. Fraser is an internationally acclaimed lecturer and has traveled internationally to teach dentist 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 staff members.
Dr. Fraser lectures on: periodontics, dental implants from beginning to advanced placement and restoration, soft tissue considerations, 3D imaging and implant over-dentures. Dr. Fraser also coaches doctors and their teams on how to begin placing and restoring dental implants in their offices.
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Courses Offered
Soft Tissue Concepts For The General Dentist: Understanding What’s Possible and What’s Not
Would you like to understand soft tissue grafting procedures - and the parameters which control their success – whether doing them yourself or referring them out? Ever attempt a soft tissue procedure (or send it out) and the result was worse than it was to begin with? Eliminate these concerns from your practice! Understanding anatomic features is crucial in recognizing pathology and/or structures that need to be corrected for long lasting maintenance of the dentition. This understanding is also essential to a dentist’s ability to clearly explain procedures to patients and their ultimate treatment acceptance. Providing patients the proper information and education about their individual situation puts their expectations in line with what is possible and increases patient confidence.
Master these concepts and eliminate disappointment. This course is designed for the general dentist who has limited or no experience with soft tissue procedures, attendees will learn the importance of mucogingival therapy. They 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. Mastering these concepts is key to the overall success of the dental practice, patient satisfaction, and bottom line.
MASTER THESE CONCEPTS AND ELIMINATE DISAPPOINTMENT
This course is designed for the general dentist who has limited or no experience with soft tissue procedures, attendees will learn the importance of mucogingival therapy. They 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. Mastering these concepts is key to the overall success of the dental practice, patient satisfaction, and bottom line.
Learning Objectives:
Learning Objectives:
- Understand anatomic features for diagnosing pathology and/or structural defects in hard and soft tissue (dry skulls are used as visual aids)
- Communication techniques for explaining expected outcomes based upon each patient’s individual situation
- Define mucogingival therapy and explore specific considerations
- Facts, theory and specifics, including case studies and examples
- Compare grafting procedure materials (allograft, xenograft, autograft) and how to determine success rates
- Utilizing growth factors (Emdogain, GEM 21S, PDGF) to shorten healing time and increase successful outcomes
Dental Implants For The General Dentist: From Single Tooth Restoration to Overdentures
Ready to make IMPLANT DENTISTRY simple, affordable and predictable… while creating new revenue streams for your practice?
Anticipating a huge investment of time and money, many dentists do not place and restore dental implants. Others have been to training courses and purchased armamentarium that is now collecting dust because they have difficulty imparting the kind of information needed for their staffs to play a vital role in implant procedures. This course is for BOTH types of dentists. Dr. Fraser demystifies implant dentistry and shows offices how to seamlessly integrate this vital dental procedure. 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. Dr. Fraser has revolutionized this process by offering in-house, GPR-style training for the entire dental team.
Learning Objectives:
Learning Objectives:
- 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
- Learn chairside techniques for denture locator attachment
- Discuss bone biology and osseointegration for clinical success
- Perform the pre-implant oral, anatomical and radiographic exam
- Modify an existing denture to utilize implants
- Prepare the surgical site for the placement of 2-4 implants
- Select the optimal retention attachment to achieve the desired results
Understanding the Do’s and Don’ts, the Will and Wont’s of the Soft issues
Knowing what is possible for your specialist and what is not is key to good referrals and better
communication. When your specialist knows you understand what you are asking them to do for you
not only will they do a better job for you, but will do only what you ask and not what they think your
patient needs. There is a reason for this and we will address it in our time together. Now is the time for
the General Dentist to take back their right position as the leader or better yet the Quarterback of their
patients care.
Learning Objectives:
Learning Objectives:
- Educating the patient as to what is needed why and what is possible for root coverage setting expectations
- Teaching the GP how to perform root coverage procedures (simple four step process)
- Understanding what types of lesion yield different results in terms of root coverage percentage
- The key to any good job is using the correct instruments and materials
- Understanding the anatomic feature for diagnosing pathology and or structural defects in the hard and soft tissues and how they are related
- Define mucogingival therapy and explore specific considerations
- Facts, theory and specifics to include case studies and examples
- Compare and contrast different grafting materials (allografts, xenografts, autographs) to include particle sizes
- Discuss the pros and cons of growth factors to include different types
Making Dentures the Old-Fashioned Way, So Simple Even A Periodontist Can Do It
Over 85% of the American population is missing one or more teeth and over 35% are totally edentulous
in one arch or the other. Many dentists in America today do not offer dentures as a treatment of choice
and of those that do, most will not do them without the commitment of implant fixture placement. What
ever happened to the old-fashioned denture? Believe it or not there are millions of patients looking for
dentures. This a primary reason Affordable Dentures is making billions in this market. Well, it is time for
you to claim your share. Dr. Fraser will disclose how he created a multimillion-dollar practice with
dentures being his number one item in profitability.
Learning Objectives:
Learning Objectives:
- You will be taught the basics of denture tooth selection
- Understand the denture teeth molds
- Understand the steps in denture fabrication
- Learn how to prevent remakes
- Learn how to adjust dentures to patient satisfaction
- Learn to use special liners for the really tough cases
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