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Continuum 1: 22 Hours (8 Hours Online Didactic, 14 Hours Hands-On Model Work)
January 27 @ 9:00 am - January 28 @ 5:00 pm CST
$500.00
Description
This is a 22-hour course divided into two parts: 8 hours online didactic with self-paced instruction videos and 14 hours hands-on model work at the course venue or online from your office or home.
Instructor: Mikhail Mukhin, DDS (Click here to learn more about Dr. Mukhin.) Location: Alsip, IL GC America Inc. Education Center *Lunch will be provided. Topics Covered in Part 1: 8 Hours Online, Didactic
Topics Covered in Part 2: 14 Hours, Hands-On Model Work Discussion ranges from basic to advanced.
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Schedule
Part 1: 8 Hours Online, Didactic
- Complete this course at your own pace. You will have access to this online content for 1 year, from the date you purchased this course. We recommend this section to be completed before the course starts on January 27, 2023.
Part 2: 14 Hours, Hands-On Model Work (In-Person in Alsip, IL)
- Date: Friday and Saturday, January 27-28, 2023
- Time: 9 AM-5 PM CT (Lunch break at 12 PM with a few short breaks.)
- Location: GC America Inc. Education Center in Alsip, IL
Part 2: 14 Hours, Hands-On Model Work (Online)
- Date: Friday and Saturday, January 27-28, 2023
- Time:
- 7 AM-3 PM PT (Lunch break at 10 AM)
- 8 AM-4 PM MT (Lunch break at 11 AM)
- 9 AM-5 PM CT (Lunch break at 12 PM)
- 10 AM-6 PM ET (Lunch break at 1PM)
- Location: Online via Zoom through the KCSI Learning Portal
- The course manager will reach out to you. Please let the course manager or KCSI staff know if you need assistance accessing the KCSI Learning Portal.
- Download the latest version of Zoom to your device.
Venue (In-Person Attendee)
GC America Inc. Education Center
3737 W 127th Street
Alsip, IL 60803
Continuum 1: 22 Hours Online (8 Hours Didactic – Prerequisite, 14 Hours Hands-On Model Work)Instructor: Andrew Drollinger, DDS (Click here to learn more about Dr. Drollinger.) Location: Houston, TX or Online via Zoom Location in Houston, TX: Dental Health Products, Inc (DHP) 1631 Gillingham Lane Suite 100 Sugar Land, Texas 77478 https://bit.ly/3rTsy0J *Lunch and light refreshments will be provided for in-person participants. Part 1: 8 Hours Online, Didactic – Prerequisite (Included in Continuum 1 registration), Surgical Introductory Course (Online)
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8 Hours Online, Didactic – Prerequisite
- Complete at your own pace before Friday, November 12, 2021.
- Date: Friday and Saturday, November 12-13, 2021
- Time:
- 7 AM-3 PM PDT (Lunch break at 12 PM with a few short breaks.)
- 8 AM-4 PM MDT (Lunch break at 1 PM with a few short breaks.)
- 9 AM-5 PM CDT (Lunch break at 2 PM with a few short breaks.)
- 10 AM-6 PM EDT (Lunch break at 3 PM with a few short breaks.)
- Location: Zoom (Links are found in the online lab course)
- Day 1 – Friday, November 12, 2021: Intermittent Didactic/Participation
- Dental Operatory or lab location with WiFi. Can be conducted in your home if you have an electric motor and handpiece (such as a lab bench engine or implant motor with straight attachment.) You may also use a high-speed drill in your office.
- Day 2 – Saturday, November 13, 2021: Intermittent Didactic/Participation
- Dental operatory or lab with WiFi.
- Day 1 – Friday, November 12, 2021: Intermittent Didactic/Participation
Dental Health Products, Inc (DHP)
1631 Gillingham Lane
Suite 100
Sugar Land, Texas 77478
https://bit.ly/3rTsy0J
You will be responsible for providing all instruments and common office supplies from this list.
Instruments easy to have ready:
- Periosteal elevator: sharp point, sharp on sides, prefer curved on each end as a Molt #9
- Needle holder: 6” long is standard
- Surgical scissor: 6 “ long is standard
- 151 forcep: “apical” style is the current standard (thin, tapered)
- 301 elevator: could be a different small elevator, about 2mm wide
- Luxator 3mm straight: sharp at tip, thin for 4mm, curved at tip
- Surgical spoon curette: long shank, 4mm wide at tip, sharp
- Root tip picks (2): like Heidbrink (#2-3) medium size
- Scalpel handle for 15 or 15c blade: prefer flat with ruler
- Retractor: Seldin 23 or Minnesota
- Rongeur and bone file: Prefer Blumenthal 30 degree rongeur and HF 2X bone file as it is very sharp.
- Mini Cryers: as HF 21-22 (5mm back to front, 5mm wide at base Cogswell B
- Adson-Brown 43 tissue pick-ups with multiple teeth
- “Surgical” highspeed handpiece (could use a regular highspeed (not standard of care)
- Slowspeed straight handpiece or surgical straight handpiece
- Cabinet space in operatory to work on.
- Gloves
- Masks
- Barrier gown to protect clothing
- Air (air/water syringe)
- Overhead light and headlight
- Sharps container
- Strong WiFi
- Computer near the work area (usually a laptop)
- Webcam (preferably separate from the computer)
- Webcam stand
KCSI will provide a kit of special supplies and a model, shipped to your mailing address.
- Dentoform Model
- Particulate bone graft (1cc)
- PTFE barrier membrane for GBR
- Small piece of collagen membrane
- Simulated OsgteoGen Plug (ear plugs)
- 3 packs of black silk suture C-6 or FS-2 needle 4.0 (easier to see and use than the normal 3.0 or 4.0 chromic gut)
- Two 15c scalpel blades
- 1 Hedstrom file, size 25 or 30 and 31mm long
- Monoject syringe
- 3 burs: 701,702,#8 round; SL friction grip or 44.5 mm long straight handpiece burs as mentioned
- Small cup to hold water
Information for the Online Attendee
Instruments you will need: You will be responsible for providing all instruments and common office supplies from this list.
Instruments easy to have ready:
- Periosteal elevator: sharp point, sharp on sides, prefer curved on each end as a Molt #9
- Needle holder: 6” long is standard
- Surgical scissor: 6 “ long is standard
- 151 forcep: “apical” style is the current standard (thin, tapered)
- 301 elevator: could be a different small elevator, about 2mm wide
- Luxator 3mm straight: sharp at tip, thin for 4mm, curved at tip
- Surgical spoon curette: long shank, 4mm wide at tip, sharp
- Root tip picks (2): like Heidbrink (#2-3) medium size
- Scalpel handle for 15 or 15c blade: prefer flat with ruler
- Retractor: Seldin 23 or Minnesota
- Rongeur and bone file: Prefer Blumenthal 30 degree rongeur and HF 2X bone file as it is very sharp.
Instruments hard to get, which you may need to borrow or buy:
- Mini Cryers: as HF 21-22 (5mm back to front, 5mm wide at base Cogswell B
- Adson-Brown 43 tissue pick-ups with multiple teeth
Other items you will need:
- Straight handpiece or a highspeed handpiece (surgical highspeed preferred)
- Cabinet space in operatory to work on model
- Gloves
- Masks
- Barrier gown to protect clothing
- Air (air/water syringe)
- Overhead light and headlight
- Sharps container
A/V Equipment:
- Strong WiFi
- Computer near the work area (usually a laptop)
- Webcam (preferably separate from the computer)
- Webcam stand
Supplies Provided by KCSI: KCSI will provide a kit with a model and supplies shipped to your mailing address.
- Dentoform Model
- Particulate bone graft (1cc)
- PTFE barrier membrane for GBR
- Small piece of collagen membrane
- Simulated OsgteoGen Plug (ear plugs)
- 3 packs of black silk suture C-6 or FS-2 needle 4.0 (easier to see and use than the normal 3.0 or 4.0 chromic gut)
- Two 15c scalpel blades
- 1 Hedstrom file, size 25 or 30 and 31mm long
- Monoject syringe
- 3 burs: 701,702,#8 round; SL friction grip or 44.5 mm long straight handpiece burs as mentioned
- Small cup to hold water
Guide and Setup Example:
Mikhail Mukhin, DDS
After graduation from Marquette Univ. School of Dentistry, Dr. Mukhin completed an AEGD in the U.S. Air Force that included a strong emphasis on dentoalveolar surgery. Following this training, he was stationed for a year in Korea and then three years in Italy where advanced oral surgery procedures were a routine part of these four years in the military.
Currently in Wisconsin and Illinois, he enjoys providing comprehensive dental care and continues serving with USAF as an active reservist. He enjoys doing and teaching the removal of surgical extractions including impacted third molars. In addition, performing implants and doing IV sedations are a routine part of his practice. He teaches KCSI Continuum courses around the country on a regular basis.
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