Prosthetic Enhancement of Surgically Augmented Soft Tissue around Dental Implants

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〉 3 hours course with the latest topic of Giovanni Zucchelli;

〉 30 min. Questions and Answers ( Q&A )

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√ The replacement of teeth in esthetic area with dental implants is among the most challenging treatments for the dental teams.

In the last few years the soft tissue augmentation combined with the digital techologies are changing the approach of the implant positionig, prosthetic components and dental materials to enhance the healthy and functional aspects indistinguishable from a natural tooth. The lecture will highlight the benefits of the soft tissue augmentation
and answer on many questions regarding the timing and modality of implant placement, the prosthetic management of the peri-implant as well as the clinical protocols for immediate or delayed temporization, which will serves to sculpt and maintain the soft tissues contours around the implant restorations in single vs multiple site replacement. Moreover, several clinical cases will be presented to show the surgical and digital/prosthetic approach to treat malpositioned dental implants discussing a modern criteria to remove or manteined an implant in esthetic zone.

Crestal approach in Sinus Elevation – 20 years of Researches

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〉1.5 hours course with the latest topic of Dr. Georgio Carusi

〉 30 minutes Questions and Answers ( Q&A )

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√ Maxillary sinus surgery has always been the subject of discussion among advocates of the most traumatic technique through the vestibular porthole and supporters of crestal access.
There are elements, given mainly by the height of the residual crestal bone, i.e. the distance between the floor of the maxillary sinus and the bony ridge.
Twenty years ago, when I began to study and develop a strategy for lifting the floor of the maxillary sinus by crest, I began with a residual height of at least 5 mm, as Summers had suggested in 1994 and later Cosci. Gradually improving the technique and increasing the experience, I started using this technique even with residual bone heights of 3-4 mm, paying maximum attention to bone density and the slow and progressive lifting of the mucous membrane.

AESTHETICS IN IMPLANT RESTORATION

〉30 days access to review the entire course

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〉 3 hours lecture with the latest techniques of Prof. Massimo Simion;

〉 1 hour Questions and Answers ( Q&A );

Hot Topics in Implants 2021

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〉 2.5 hours course with the latest topic of Dr. Dean VAFIADIS

〉 30 minutes Questions and Answers ( Q&A )

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√ This presentation will de-mystify some basic restorative and implant decisions that we make everyday.

What cementation technique is best? Can we connect teeth to implants? How many implants do we really need for full arch restorations? Is an Implant Over-denture as good as Fixed Implant Prosthesis? These and many other questions will be discussed according to new literature and clinical experience.

Facial analysis techniques and smile design will also be discussed and practical approach fro private practice will be demonstrated.

Soft Tissue Augmentation for Implant Dentistry

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〉 3 hours course with the latest tricks and tips of Dr. Lin & Dr. Kim;

〉 1 hour Questions and Answers ( Q&A );

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√ Soft tissue management has long been an important part in implant dentistry.

It is not only the quantity, but also the quality of the soft tissue around implants that will lead to the long-term stability and success.

This presentation will begin with the foundation of soft tissue healing and further lead to the principles of soft tissue surgeries. The clinical applications of soft tissue augmentation in implant dentistry will be reviewed. A variety of surgical techniques will be introduced to treat different types of soft tissue defects. Concepts and techniques for preventive soft tissue management are also incorporated into this lecture. This presentation will focus on clinical decision-making and surgical techniques by which comprehensive guidelines for soft tissue management can be established.

Advances for Esthetic Dental Implants: Minimally invasive techniques with Biologics (rhPDGF-BB)

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〉 2.5 hours course with the latest topic of Dr. Marc Nevins

〉 45 minutes Questions and Answers ( Q&A )

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√ This presentation will provide a clinical update on minimally invasive approaches for Esthetic Implant Site Development.
The utilization of recombinantly engineered platelet-derived growth factor-BB (rhPDGF-BB) has accelerated the trend toward minimally invasive surgical procedures to preserve and enhance the esthetic foundation for dental implant supported restorations.  This program will present guidelines for incremental levels of flap elevation from flapless to open procedures for implant site development.  The use of growth factors has increased the ability for optimal hard and soft tissue regeneration with less invasive techniques.  This course will provide a decision matrix for how to manage extraction site defects including whether to raise a flap and how to sequence soft tissue grafting.

Vertical Ridge Construction

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〉 2.5 hours course with the latest topic of Dr. Marco Ronda

〉 45 minutes Questions and Answers ( Q&A )

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√ The loss of teeth, always causes an alteration of the residual tissue volume – both in terms of hard tissues and of soft.
Re-absorption patterns have been extensively reported in literature – whether they be a question of single elements or of what concerns residual partial and total atrophy resulting from multiple avulsions.
Bone augmentation procedures, including GBR (guided bone regeneration), consent the reconstruction of the missing volumes so as to succeed in achieving aesthetic and functional implant-prosthetic rehabilitation.
The key element to success in such a technique, especially in the presence of considerable atrophy, lies in the initial planning, -followed up by accuracy in carrying out the technique, extreme care in the procedural phases and in the delicate touch of the surgeon’s hand.

Prosthetic planning to obtain natural esthetics on implants

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〉 2 hours course with the latest topic of Dr. Alvise Cenzi

〉 30 minutes Questions and Answers ( Q&A )

〉 39 Euro only, if you book now

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