"Preserving and Restoring Compromised Teeth
in the Era of Endosseous Implantology"
When, Where and How?
A Treatment Philosophy that Endures
Dr. Neil Starr
Saturday,
March 28, 2026
Full-day event * 7 CEU
Dr. Kim's Practice
Are we diagnosing the ailing and failing tooth properly? Are there technical methodologies that we can employ in treatment to preserve the natural tooth for longer? Put another way, are we sacrificing teeth for implants too soon in the lives of our patients, when maybe the tooth would still serve a useful function for many more years?
Dr. Starr will share lessons learned from decades-long experience in a successful clinical practice focused on interdisciplinary dental therapeutics. He will share the philosophy he employs to keep his patients with intact, functioning dentitions for life.
Upon Completion of the “Case-Based” Study Session, attendees will be able to:
- Identify how to preserve and restore compromised teeth for longer
- Understand better how the interplay of dental disciplines can help to preserve and restore compromised teeth for longer
- Develop a treatment philosophy to provide patients with a functioning intake dentition for life
Dr. Neil L. Starr was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada and graduated from McGill University Dental School. After completion of a general dental residency program at the Jewish General Hospital, he attended the University of Pennsylvania Postdoctoral Programs in Periodontics and Periodontal-Prosthodontics.