Where can I learn how to place dental implants? Perspectives from Scandinavia and Canada Canada.
Asbjørn jø Jokstad Professor and Head, Prosthodontics Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto
Location of Canada
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Location of 5 Nordic countries
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Location of 5 Nordic countries + Grenland & Spitsbergen
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Demographics* Population (x1.000.000)
Canada
Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
33.11 33 (38)
55.5 5 (111)
55.2 2 (113)
00.3 3 (177)
44.6 6 (118)
99.0 0 (87)
323 (68) +61 (125)
4450 0 (56)
23.6 Area A (1000 km2)
99844 99 (2)
43 (135) +2166 (14)
338 33 (65)
103 (108)
1267 + 2227
* Source: The CIA Factbook. https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/ April, 2007
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Demographics Population (x1.000.000)
Canada
Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
33.1 (38)
5.5 (111)
5.2 (113)
0.3 (177)
4.6 (118)
9.0 (87)
323 (68) +61 (125)
450 (56)
19 66 15 38
17 66 18 41
23.6 Area (1000 km2)
9984 (2)
43 (135) +2166 (14)
338 (65)
103 (108)
1267 + 2227 0-14 y yrs. 15-64 yrs. >65 yrs. Median age
18 69 13 39
19 66 15 40
17 67 16 41
22 66 12 34
100 % 80 % 60 % 40 % 20 % 0%
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Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
Demographics* Canada
Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
Population (x1.000.000)
33 1 33.1
55 5.5
52 5.2
03 0.3
46 4.6
90 9.0
Area(x1000 km2)
9984
43 +2166
338
103
323+61
450
>65 yrs. Median age
13 39
15 40
16 41
12 34
15 38
18 41
Age expectancy
80.2 (12)
77.8 (48)
78.5 (38)
80.3 (11)
79.5 (20)
80.5 (7)
Growth Rate (%)
.88
.33
.14
.87
.38
.16
* Source: The CIA Factbook. https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/ April, 2007
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Demographics* Canada
Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
Population (x1.000.000)
33 1 33.1
55 5.5
52 5.2
03 0.3
46 4.6
90 9.0
Area (1000 km2)
9984
43 +2166
338
103
323+61
450
>65 yrs. Median age
13 39
15 40
16 41
12 34
15 38
18 41
Age expectancy
80
78
79
80
80
81
Growth Rate (%)
.88
.33
.14
.87
.38
.16
GDP / capita (x1000)
$35 (17)
$37 (14)
$33 (23)
$38 (13)
$48 (6)
$32 (26)
* Source: The CIA Factbook. https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/ April, 2007
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Undergraduate teaching situation
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(Public) undergraduate teaching institutions in Canada (n=10) ( 10) n
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Public undergraduate teaching institutions in the 5 Nordic countries (n=12)
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Dental Demographics* Canada Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
Population (Mill.)
33.1
5.5
5.2
0.3
4.6
9.0
Area (x1000 km2)
9984
43 +2166
338
103
323+61
450
>65 6 yrs. Median age
13 39
115 40
16 41
12 34
115 38
118 41
Age expectancy
80
78
78
80
80
80
G Growth th R Rate t (%)
.88 88
.33 33
.14 14
.87 87
.38 38
.16 16
GDP/capita x1000
$35
$37
$33
$38
$48
$32
Dentists: total Patients/dentist Graduates/yr Dentists/new graduates d t
18340 1805 520
4900 1100 125
4590 1132 50
272 1068 6
4300 1070 140
7500 1250 150
35
30
92
45
31
50
Specialities
OMSurg OMSurg Perio -Pros
OMSurg OMSurg OMSurg OMSurg Clin Dent Clin.Dent Perio Perio Perio Pros Pros Pros .
*April, Source: Dental Federation: http://www.fdiworldental.org/resources/3_0facts.html 2007 FDI World ICRPS Charleston
Dental Demographics – Dentists to Specialists Ratios Canada
D ti t Dentists Oral Maxillofacial Surgeons (OMS)
Denmark
Finland
18340 4900 4587
Iceland Norway Sweden
272
4300 7500 44 250 (18)
339
60
84
3
Dentist : OMS
54
82
55
91
99
30
Periodontists
296 62
0 --
(268) |
8 34
90 48
200 38
171 107
0 --
| |
6 45
55 78
200 38
460 11
346 13
5 54
0 --
0 --
Dentist : Periodontists P Prosthodontists h d i Dentist:Prosthodontists Denturists
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(Public) postgraduate teaching institutions in Canada
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Public postgraduate teaching institutions in the 5 Nordic countries
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CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS 1. 2. 3 3. 4. 5.
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CE programs: quality ? The providers
Academy of General Dentistry: PACE
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American Dental Association: CERP
CE programs: quality appraisal ADMINISTRATION ADMISSIONS COMMERCIAL OR PROMOTIONAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST EDUCATIONAL METHODS EVALUATION FACILITIES FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY INSTRUCTORS MISSION/GOALS NEEDS ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES PATIENT PROTECTION PUBLICITY April, 2007 ICRPS Charleston RECORD KEEPING
9 12 5
1 6 14
6 4 8 10 7 1
7 12 8 2 10 3
2
4
3 13 11 14
5 9 11 13
CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS 1. 2. 3 3. 4. 5.
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CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS 1. 2. 3 3. 4. 5.
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University - affiliated Manufacturers Manufacturers & distributors Interest associations Private enterprises ICRPS Charleston
Manufacturers production facilities Dentatus
Astra Tech Nobel Biocare
Ospol
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Osfix
T Tenax Implants I l t
Simpler Implants (Pan Global Impl Corp.)
Biomet 3i
Innova Nobel Biocare Straumann
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?Bi H Corp. ?BioHex C
CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS 1. 2. 3 3. 4. 5.
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Approved implant system & manufacturer? p 4.2007: per 133 manufacturers 375 systems
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USA:
28
Germany:
25
Italy:
14
Korea:
8
S i Spain:
8
Brazil:
5
Switzerland :
5
Canada:
4
France:
4
S d Sweden:
4
Israel:
3
g United Kingdom:
3
Other countries:
9
Approved implants - Canada p 4.2007: per 133 manufacturers 375 systems
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USA:
28
Germany:
25
Italy:
14
Korea:
8
S i Spain:
8
Brazil:
5
Switzerland :
5
Canada:
4
France:
4
S d Sweden:
4
Israel:
3
g United Kingdom:
3
Other countries:
9
Approved implants – Nordic countries
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CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS 1. 2. 3 3. 4. 5.
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Interest associations Canada Canadian Society of Oral Implantology Canadian Academy of Restorative Dentistry and Prosthodontics Denmark Danish Society of Oral Implantology Norway Norwegian Dental Association Norwegian Society of Oral Implantology Sweden Swedish Dental Association Swedish Society of Oral Implantology April, 2007
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CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS 1. 2. 3 3. 4. 5.
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In Canada: 69 CERP and/or PACE Providers 16 providers give course on implant dentistry 4 manufacturers 11 private Implant Resource Center, Vancouver April, 2007
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1 has both CERP and PACE
1. Canadian Implant Institute, Quebec 2. I.D.E.A.S. Institute for Dental Education & Advanced Surgeries Inc Inc, Richmond 3. Kennedy Professional Educational S i Seminars, Wi i Winnipeg
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Arlin Seminars, Toronto Implant Smile Center, Vancouver Seminar Marketing Services Toronto (T (Toronto t IImplant l t IInstitute tit t St Study d Cl Club b Toronto (ICOI)) 5 Toronto Implant Study Club 5. Club, Toronto 6. Toronto Institute for Dental Excellence, Toronto 7. Veisman Institute of Periodontics, Toronto April, 2007
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A curriculum for implant dentistry ? April, 2007
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A curriculum for implant dentistry ? 1. The differences between the countries approach to dental education and care suggests that it is questionable if one model will fit all. 2. If to proceed, apply the Ronald M Harden three-circle three circle model for competency assessment. April, 2007
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Health personnel education: three-circle model 1. ”Practical skills”: 1. What the dentist is able to do
• Clinical Cli i l iinformation f ti gathering
((”technical technical intelligencies intelligencies”))
• Treatment planning • Treatment T t t procedures d *RM Harden, 1999 April, 2007
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Health personnel education: three-circle model 2. How the Clinical dentist approaches information their practice gathering What the Treatment 1. What1.the dentist planning dentist is able to is able to do do
(”technical intelligencies”) procedures
reatment ((”technical technical intelligencies intelligencies”))TTreatment
((”intellectual, intellectual, emotional, analytical & creative intelligencies”)
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2. ”What they bring to the treatment of each patient” •Application of basic clinical sciences •Clinical reasoning and judgment •Communication Health promotion •Health •Attitudes, ethical stance and legal responsibilities •Information handling *RM Harden, 1999
Health personnel education: three-circle model 3.The dentist as 2. How the 2 dentist approaches 1. What 1 Wh t the th dentist is able to do ”technical intelligencies”
their practice ”intellectual, emotional, analytical & creative intelligencies”
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Clinical information gathering g g
Application of basic clinical sciences
Treatment planning
Clinical reasoning and judgment
Treatment procedures
Personal development The role of the dentist within the health service
Health promotion Information handling Attitudes, A i d ethical stance and legal reponsibilities Communication
*RM Harden, 1999
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