Zoom in with CAP
A lecture series for your referring doctors and hygienists, sponsored by Crest Oral B, offered at no charge to CAP members, their staff, and referring doctors. Please forward the registration page to your referring doctors with our compliments.
Minimizing Implant Failures and Overcoming Peri-Implantitis
Thursday, April 30, 2026
8:00PM-9:30PM EST
Learning Objectives
Participants will learn to:
- Patient selection and risk assessment prior to implant surgery
- Review common causes of peri-implant disease
- Discuss the key requirements for achieving and maintaining
peri-implant health - Surgical protocol for the management of advanced peri-implant defects
Dr. Siavash Hassanpour obtained his Bachelor of Science in molecular biology from the University of Toronto and completed his first Master of Science in bone biology in the Matrix Dynamics Group at the University of Toronto. Dr. Hassanpour completed his Doctor of Dental Surgery and Periodontology specialty training at the University of Toronto. During his specialty training, he obtained his second Master of Science degree in innate immunology.
Dr. Hassanpour is a licensed and a board-certified periodontist and runs a practice limited to Periodontology and Implantology in Toronto, Ontario. Dr. Hassanpour is a didactic and part time clinical instructor at the University of Toronto’s Graduate and Undergraduate Periodontology clinics. Dr. Hassanpour is the past presidents of the Ontario Society of Periodontology and the Toronto Central Dental Society.
When not at the office, Dr. Hassanpour enjoys spending time with wife Kelley, 8-year-old son Kyan, and Chocolate Lab Charlie. He is an avid golfer and enjoys spending time outdoors.
Dr. Siavash Hassanpour
Jump the GAP with CAP
A webinar series designed for CAP members. Registration is complimentary for CAP members, with nominal fees for hygienists and non-CAP members.
Next webinar on September 25th – details to come.
Pourquoi voir un parodontiste?
Le but des traitements en parodontie est de vous permettre de garder vos dents et votre sourire pour la vie.
Plus spécifiquement, ils permettent d’arrêter la progression des maladies de gencives, de renforcer vos gencives et de remplacer s’il y a lieu des dents absentes par des implants.
Dans la majorité des cas, avec des traitements appropriés et votre collaboration, il est possible de garder les dents pour toute la vie.
