Description:
Implant and digital dentistry are quickly changing with challenges to the clinician on where to invest their time and money. Knowing what digital concepts and techniques can help with planning and restoring implant restorations, is key to working with our dental technician partners. Here we will review what you need to know to get you going and how it can improve patient outcomes as well as possible pit falls.

Dr. Quincy Gibbs

Date: Thursday September 6th, 2018

Time: 6:30- 8:30pm

Location:
Mikuni’s Midtown
1530 J St #150, Sacramento, CA 95814

2 CE Units
Dinner Included

Cost: $40 (AGD Members), $60 (Non-AGD Members)

Parking: Free

Speakers: Speaker: Dr. Quincy Gibbs, DDS – Prosthodontist

Dr. Quincy Gibbs completed his DDS at the University of Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco in 2004. Dr. Gibbs then returned to Northern Nevada where he worked in general and implant dentistry for more than eight years in a multi-doctor private practice. During his time as a general dentist, Dr. Gibbs was active with the local and state dental component societies. He served on multiple committees and his time in organized dentistry culminated as the President of the Northern Nevada Dental Society. Dr. Gibbs then sought to pursue additional specialty training at the UCSF School of Dentistry, Graduate Prosthodontic Program. He completed his Prosthodontic Residency and Specialty Certificate in 2015 and worked in the Sacramento Valley prior to joining the Dental Implant Center at Walnut Creek in 2017.

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