Dentalbereich Kurse

How to build bone and save teeth in challenging cases

- The prerequisite for delivering dental implants in a correct three-dimensional position is to have sufficient volume of bone. Moderate to severe bone defects are quite common and therefore constitute a significant challenge to the clinician.

Skilled use of regenerative materials can overcome patients’ morbidity associated with the use of large autogenous grafts.

- This masterclass provides the knowledge and skills needed to use Guided Bone Regeneration techniques to allow dentists to manage severe alveolar bone defects with or without dental implants.

- In addition, the course imparts regenerative techniques that can be used to save severely periodontally compromised teeth.

- This skillset will enable dentists to treat even the most challenging cases with cutting edge technology.

How to build bone and save teeth in challenging cases

- The prerequisite for delivering dental implants in a correct three-dimensional position is to have sufficient volume of bone. Moderate to severe bone defects are quite common and therefore constitute a significant challenge to the clinician.

Skilled use of regenerative materials can overcome patients’ morbidity associated with the use of large autogenous grafts.

- This masterclass provides the knowledge and skills needed to use Guided Bone Regeneration techniques to allow dentists to manage severe alveolar bone defects with or without dental implants.

- In addition, the course imparts regenerative techniques that can be used to save severely periodontally compromised teeth.

- This skillset will enable dentists to treat even the most challenging cases with cutting edge technology.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

- Bone healing and defect morphology

- Barriers, bone grafts and bone substitutes

- Sinus floor elevation with a lateral and crestal approach

- Bone augmentation procedures/ distraction osteogenesis, sandwich technique, cortical bone plate method

- Complication management

- Vertical bone augmentation with the cortical bone plate method

COURSE OBJECTIVES

- Biology and healing of extraction sockets

- Alveolar ridge preservation techniques

- Immediate implant placement

- Delayed implant placement

- Peri-implant soft-tissue deficiencies

- Implant uncovering with soft-tissue reconstruction

COURSE OBJECTIVES

- Oral soft-tissue esthetics – criteria and guidelines

- Soft tissue grafting – autografts and substitute biomaterials

- Gingival recession management

COURSE OBJECTIVES

- Requirements for long-term success with implant-supported restorations

- Peri-implant disease: prevention, diagnosis and treatment of peri-implant lesions

- Composition of the peri-implant mucosa / impacts on peri-implant disease prevention

- Implant therapy and digital dentistry

- Current trends / implant patients and patient-reported outcome measures

- Timing of implant placement / immediate implant placement in the posterior dentition

- Implant uncovering

COURSE OBJECTIVES

- Indications and contemporary procedures

- Elimination of subgingival restoration margins

- Elimination of remaining pockets

- Treatment of furcation-involved molars

- Fiber retention technique

- Minimally invasive apically repositioned flaps

COURSE OBJECTIVES

- Examination and diagnosis of patients with periodontal diseases

- Treatment planning protocols for patients with periodontal diseases

- Systematic periodontal therapy

- Surgical access therapy

- Regenerative periodontal therapy

- Max out periodontal therapy and hopeless teeth

The quality, quantity and health of the soft tissues around teeth and implants are playing significant role on long-term survival and success.  A favourable soft tissue situation will ensure harmonious aesthetics can be achieved whilst facilitating effective maintenance and on-going tissue health.  Soft tissue regenerative procedures must be considered in clinical situations where soft tissue is compromised.  The gold standard for managing soft...

COURSE OBJECTIVES

- oral soft-tissue wound healing

- flap design

- microsurgical suturing techniques

ITI World Symposium verschoben auf 1. - 3. September 2021

Evidence and Trends for Patient-Centered Solutions: The Challenge of Choice

Seien Sie an der grössten akademischen Veranstaltung der Implantologie dabei. Das Symposium findet zum ersten Mal in Asien statt und stellt den Patienten in den Mittelpunkt des Behandlungsplanungsprozesses. Erleben Sie die Vorträge von 60 hochkarätigen internationalen Referenten, welche simultan in 9 Sprachen...

Just like natural teeth, implants are constantly battling and resisting microbiological insults. A homeostatic situation is usually achieved when environmental and patient factors are favourable. This situation is finely balanced; any disturbances or adverse changes can easily shift the equation towards disease. Hands-on exercises will be undertaken on pig jaws and simulation models to put into practice a number of the presented concepts, including use of xenogenic materials to reconstruct hard and soft tissue periimplant defects. Soft tissue manipulation will also be addressed (e.g. instrumentation, flap design and raising

techniques, tension-free primary closure, and suturing techniques).

Key topics to be covered will include:

• Comparing the aetiology and pathophysiology of periodontal diseases and peri-implantitis

• Diagnostic considerations, risk factors and prevention

• Principles of management:

> Non-surgical management - step-by-step management of the mouth as a whole and affected implant(s)

> Surgical management indications and options

• Implant surface decontamination techniques and supporting evidence

• Reconstructive techniques – use of biomaterials to regenerate bone and gain soft tissue volume

• Role of antimicrobials in peri-implantitis management

This course is designed for practitioners with an interest in expanding their concepts for Peri-Implantitis treatment.

The quality, quantity and health of the soft tissues around teeth and implants are playing significant role on long-term survival and success.  A favourable soft tissue situation will ensure harmonious aesthetics can be achieved whilst facilitating effective maintenance and on-going tissue health.  Soft tissue regenerative procedures must be considered in clinical situations where soft tissue is compromised.  The gold standard for managing soft...

The Bernese Concept for the Treatment of Periodontally Compromised Patients and Plastic-Esthetic Periodontal and Peri-Implant Surgery. Treatment of Peri-implant diseases.

With the virtual registration you can follow all lectures & the Live OP's via livestream. Not included are the hands-on workshops. A few days before the course we will send you an email with a link to join the course via livestream. The course prgramm will be available on-demand for another three months after the course and each participant will receive a certificate with 17 hours CE credit.

Given the broad range of biomaterials currently available on the market, the decision on what material(s) to best use for hard and/or soft tissue regeneration can be challenging. This workshop is designed to provide a contemporary review of tissue regeneration in the oral and maxillofacial region including an overview of the different classes of materials available (e.g. autogenous, allogenic, xenogenic, and synthetic materials). The advantages, disadvantages/limitations, indications, and application of each material class will be discussed.

Hands-on exercises will be undertaken on pig jaws to put into practice a number of the presented concepts, including use of xenogenic materials for guided bone regeneration, and managing soft tissue deficiencies. Soft tissue manipulation will also be addressed (e.g. flap design, tension-free primary closure, and suturing techniques).

Key topics that will be covered include:

• Guided Bone Regeneration – scientific basis, indications, limitations, and techniques available

• Modified socket preservation technique (hands-on exercise using xenogenic materials on pig jaws)

• Guided bone regeneration (GBR) using xenogenic materials and stabilisation pins (hands-on exercise on pig jaws)

• Techniques for increasing soft tissue volume (hands-on exercise using volume stable collagen matrices on pig jaws)

This course is designed for practitioners with an interest in expanding their treatment concepts for bone and soft tissue regeneration.

Just like natural teeth, implants are constantly battling and resisting microbiological insults. A homeostatic situation is usually achieved when environmental and patient factors are favourable. This situation is finely balanced; any disturbances or adverse changes can easily shift the equation towards disease. Hands-on exercises will be undertaken on pig jaws and simulation models to put into practice a number of the presented concepts, including use of xenogenic materials to reconstruct hard and soft tissue periimplant defects. Soft tissue manipulation will also be addressed (e.g. instrumentation, flap design and raising

techniques, tension-free primary closure, and suturing techniques).

Key topics to be covered will include:

• Comparing the aetiology and pathophysiology of periodontal diseases and peri-implantitis

• Diagnostic considerations, risk factors and prevention

• Principles of management:

> Non-surgical management - step-by-step management of the mouth as a whole and affected implant(s)

> Surgical management indications and options

• Implant surface decontamination techniques and supporting evidence

• Reconstructive techniques – use of biomaterials to regenerate bone and gain soft tissue volume

• Role of antimicrobials in peri-implantitis management

This course is designed for practitioners with an interest in expanding their concepts for Peri-Implantitis treatment.