Dr. Ian Tingey, one of Connecticut Maxillofacial Surgeons longstanding partners, will be installed as President of the Connecticut Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons this evening. Dr. Tingey has been a long term activist in the organization, taking on many difficult roles over the past several years. His leadership is welcomed by all.
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Dr. Ian Tingey Installed as CSOMS President
Learning Center Live Surgery
The CTMAX Learning Center held its first live surgical event recently on April 10th. More than 25 attendees watched a live demonstration of CAD/CAM assisted implant surgery as Dr. Ian Tingey placed 5 implants via a flapless or closed technique using CAD/CAM developed surgical guides. The surgery required no more than 30 minutes to complete and was narrated by Dr. David Galbraith.
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“CTMAX Learning Center” Hosts a Live Surgical Event
The CTMAX Learning Center will host a live surgical event on Tuesday, April 10th, 2012. The event is intended to not only demonstrate the use of CAD/CAM surgery in the placement of dental implants but also review the treatment planning required to prepare for surgery of this complexity. Attendance to this event is by invitation only.
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“CTMAX Learning Center” to Open in March
Connecticut Maxillofacial Surgeons, LLC looks forward to opening the “CTMAX Learning Center” on March 22nd with a kickoff event entitled: The “All-on Four” System as a Method for Implant Supported Fixed Full Arch Reconstruction.
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CTMAX Survives Worst Blackout in Decades
As a member of the northern Connecticut business community Connecticut Maxillofacial Surgeons, llc suffered the worst blackout in decades following the Halloween snow storm. We have returned and now enjoy a restoration of all business services. We hope that all of our readers are healthy and safe. If not already we wish you a rapid restoration of power and resumption of your normal daily activities.
CTMAX Releases Its Sequel on “Wisdom Teeth” in the Latest Summer Quarterly Newsletter
The late Summer issue of the “CTMAX Quarterly” has just been released. As promised, in this issue we have followed-up with a sequel to the treatment of “wisdom teeth.” In this issue we focus on what changes have been made in the process of wisdom tooth surgery that make this an altogether more tolerable experience for the young adult patient.
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CTMAX Issues Spring Quarterly Newsletter on “Wisdom Teeth”
The “CTMAX Quarterly” has just been released. As we enter the summer months many young people have received a recommendation from their dentist or orthodontist to have their “wisdom teeth” or third molars removed. Our Spring edition is the first in a two part series on what everyone should know about “wisdom teeth”.
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CTMAX Attends CTMOM (Connecticut Mission of Mercy)
CTMAX attended the CTMOM (Connecticut Mission of Mercy) on Saturday with a formidable team of five doctors and four assistants. This is the third year since the initiation of this state wide charitable activity and Connecticut Maxillofacial Surgeons is proud to say they have been an integral part of each and every year.
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CTMAX to Host All-Day Seminar for UCONN Residency
Connecticut Maxillofacial Surgeons will be hosting an all day seminar for the University of Connecticut Residency on Saturday, April 30th, 2011. The topic chosen for the day will be Orthognathic Surgery (realignment of the jaws through surgery) a treatment area that CTMAX is particularly well known for. The doctors of CTMAX have been dedicated to and a part of residency education for more than 35 years.
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CTMAX Doctors Listed in Hartford Magazine’s List of “Top Dentists”
CTMAX partners were again sited in the November issue of Hartford Magazine’s 2010 list of “Top Dentists”. The doctors of CTMAX have yet to be missed in this honorary listing since the selection process began many years ago.
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