Immediate load with John & Margaret Wibberley

Husband and wife team John & Margaret Wibberley will be in the CM Techstudio V2 this year!

We’ve been asked numerous times to address the lack of educational events working on immediate load cases. John and Margaret have done countless cases helping many restorative dentists and implant surgeons dealing with the challenges. We are so pleased to have them on board providing their wealth of quality knowledge gained from years of experience.

This is a 1 and a half-day comprehensive hands-on for dental technicians and clinical dental technicians who are seeking more extensive knowledge of the all-on-4 immediate loading technique. Ranging from treatment planning to the final restoration, you will gain a solid understanding from two industry titans.

The main objectives of this course are (but not limited to) …

You will learn and understand the all-on-4 immediate load concept and gain valuable knowledge of treatment planning.
You will learn how to design and fabricate surgical guides.
Design and fabricate upper provisional screw retained restoration for immediate loading.
Learn the design and fabrication of the final full arch fixed and removable restorations.
Finally, understand the implications of costing and cost analysis.

As always, our courses are designed to be an open forum for discussion. You should leave with no immediate load question unanswered!

A little bit about the duo!

Margaret…

Margaret began her career in Dental Technology in 1996 at Glasgow Dental Hospital, where she worked in the prosthetics department. She earned her qualification as a dental technician in 1999 and her diploma in dental technology in 2005. During her 16 years at the hospital, she progressed to lead her own team in the lab and gained expertise in complex fixed and removable implant and obturator cases.  Margaret always maintained contact with her patients, which she attributed to her success.

She left the Dental Hospital in 2011 to run an implant department within a commercial lab, where she discovered immediate loading. Margaret regularly attended clinics for immediate loading and chairside technical support. In 2013, Margaret opened her own lab, where she supported clinicians and patients throughout their implant journey, from planning to final restoration. Currently, she is pursuing her Clinical Dental Technology journey at the University of Central Lancashire. As always, she is enthusiastic about her future treating patients.

John…

John was one of the first full time students who studied for a Certificate in Dental Technology. He qualified in 1978 from Manchester Polytechnic. He worked at Manchester Dental Hospital and North Manchester General Hospital before gaining his advanced City and Guilds Qualification in crown and bridgework. In 1980, he joined the RAF dental branch, gaining a lot of experience. After leaving the RAF, he gained valuable commercial experience in several different labs, before opening his own, Portland Ceramics, in August 1985. This is where he specialised in implant supported restorations and removable prosthetics. He ran his lab successfully for sixteen years before selling it to Boots Dental Care in 2001.In June 2005, the British Institute of Dental and Surgical Technologists awarded John a Fellowship.

John has travelled extensively attending courses and presenting at various conferences around Europe. Europe. This includes the Association of Dental Implantology, the British Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry, Nobel BioCare World Conference, the Createch symposium, the international removable denture conference in Tokyo, and Neodent conference in Brazil. After qualifying as a Clinical Dental Technician in 2015, John received further training in Japan with Dr Jiro Abe. He is now an international instructor in the Lower Suction Denture Technique and works as a CDT with a multi disciplinary team at Edinburgh Dental Specialist.

With all that experience and knowledge, you don’t want to miss this one. Keep an eye on our social media pages for updates – Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn!

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