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AID 59th Annual Meeting
Boston, MA| October 20 - 23, 2010
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Attend as many as 24 hours of comprehensive education on implant dentistry, discuss your tough cases with 1,000 implant professionals and staff; experience interactive learning that will help you help your patients immediately. New in 2010 will be Symposia including Roundtables limited to only 20 participants and Hands-on Workshops that will be limited to 25 to 50 attendees, depending on the program.
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Membership benefits | How to Join | Credentialing | Course & Meeting Calendar
Important deadlines coming up!
March 31, 2010:
Last day to save $200 on AAID 2010 Annual Meeting registration. Meeting to be held October 20 - 23, 2010 in Boston, Massachusetts.
April 2, 2010:
Deadline to register for AAID's Medicine & Pharmacology for the Dental Practice to be held April 30 - May 1, 2010 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
May 3, 2010:
Early-bird deadline to save $100 when registering for AAID's Southern District Meeting - Catch the Wave of Success - to be held June 10 - 12, 2010 in Jekyll Island, Georgia.
Credentialing
AAID stands for excellence in education, scientific development and patient care. The Academy provides bona fide credentialing in implantology through the Associate Fellow and Fellow examinations.
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AAID means: Comprehensive Dental Implant Education
The AAID is the source for comprehensive, unbiased dental implant education. Offerings range from MaxiCourses® that provide 300 hours of lectures, laboratory, live surgical and clinical experiences placing implants on real patients to online live learning, and everything in between. The dental professional seeking education about the placement and restoration of implants need look no further than the AAID.
MaxiCourses® - 300 hours or more of education in several locations throughout the world
AAID Annual Meeting - 24 hours of education, networking and Implant World Expo
AAID District Meetings - education and peer networking convenient to you.
Bone Grafting Course - participatory education offered twice annually
Periodontal Microsurgery: Clinical Applications – participation education to learn how to successfully treat specific mucogingival defects using microsurgery techniques.
Medicine and Pharmacology for the Dental Practice - participation education to improve patient safety
AAID Affiliated Study Clubs - dozens of local study clubs affiliated with AAID to bring comprehensive education to you
Live Learning Center - online access to synchronized video, audio and powerpoint presentations from previous AAID Annual Meetings
Multimedia - podcasts, DVDs and more available online
Florida to reimburse AAID over $700,000 after AAID successful in overturning state regulations
The American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) said today the state of Florida will reimburse the AAID $725,000 to help cover legal expenses incurred during seven years of litigation to overturn a state regulation imposing disclaimers on the advertising of dental credentials. The circuit court ruling was issued April 3, 2009.
“The Florida verdict and eventual fee recovery by AAID sets a strong precedent against interference by other states with the rights of dentists to advertise legitimate professional credentials issued by bone fide authorities,” said AAID Chief Counsel Frank Recker, DDS, JD. Read more...
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Why Dental Implants?
Implants are the preferred tooth-replacement option. Implant surgery is one of the safest, most precise and predictable procedures in dentistry.
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Before & After
Implants not only improve the aesthetic appearance of the mouth, but provide new functionality.
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Press Releases
Implant Dentists Warn Tooth Loss Can Harm Your Health Half of US Adults Are Missing One or More Teeth
A startling rise in adults with missing teeth is becoming a serious concern and could have significant long-term health consequences, according to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID). Learn more »