Description

Real cases. Real complications. This session unpacks mechanical and esthetic missteps through real-world implant cases. We’ll explore the patterns behind failure, the strategies that turn setbacks into success and the key red flags to catch complications before they occur.  

Learning Objectives 

1. Diagnose mechanical and esthetic complications in implant-supported prosthetics using case-based patterns and clinical red flags.
2. Deconstruct failure pathways and apply corrective strategies that reinforce biomechanical integrity, esthetics, and long-term predictability.
3. Enhance treatment planning precision by minimizing long-term complications and optimizing outcomes.

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Speaker Bio  

Benjamin Schwartz, DDS, FAGD, has been practicing dentistry for over 15 years and has been published in numerous dental journals. A New York native, Schwartz is a member of the American Dental Association, a Fellow of AGD, a fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, and a fellow of the American Dental Implant Association. In addition, Schwartz also teaches part-time at Touro College of Dental Medicine, helping to shape future dentists!