IMPLANT DENTISTS !!

A New Standard of Dental Implant Care Has Arrived

For decades, any dentist with a license could legally place dental implants.
That era has ended.

Licensing bodies across the country now demand a higher standard of care. These new standards are
comprehensive and leave no room for error. You must prove competency, provide a comprehensive
medical history, ensure informed consent, and maintain meticulous documentation.

 

Be PREPared

✓   Protect your practice
                          Increase your implant success rate
                      ✓   Obtain verifiable informed consent
              ✓   Meet regulatory requirements




Higher Educational  Standards

Higher Educational Standards

PREP™ educates the treatment provider while informing the patient. Educational books also available.

Medical Problem  Risks

Medical Problem Risks

PREP™ generates a clear, concise printout outlining how your patient's medical health might specifically impact the success of your dental implant treatment plan.

Enhanced Informed Consent

Enhanced Informed Consent

PREP™ significantly strengthens your informed consent process, ensuring a transparent discussion of potential challenges before treatment begins. 

Documentation

Documentation

PREP™ creates a tangible, documented record of your due diligence in evaluating systemic risks, providing invaluable support should treatment outcomes not progress as anticipated

Educational books also available.

PREP™  is a simple, easy to use, digital solution to this complex problem.

Developed by Dr. Harold Bergman from 50+ years of clinical, surgical and teaching experience, PREP™ is an app that does the heavy lifting for you. It systematically analyzes over 50 different medical problems and medications, cross-referencing them to instantly summarizethe specific risks of dental implant failure.

PREP™ connects the puzzle pieces of a complete medical history to give you a clear, predictable, and –-- most importantly –--
documentable path to compliance and success

PREP™    GOES Beyond the ‘Yes/No’ Checkbox

Implants are Complex; Documentation Shouldn't Be