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Bone Augmentation: Techniques and Protocols
Bone Augmentation: Techniques and Protocols
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Professors
Professors
Roberto Rossi
Target audience
Target audience
Nb of lessons
Nb of lessons
13
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Nb of modules
Course duration
Course duration
20 h 30 min
Delivery method
Delivery method
Google Drive Link, Offline
Course Overview
Unlock the full potential of bone regeneration with this comprehensive, hands-on course covering the latest techniques in bone augmentation. From guided bone regeneration and 3D block allografts to sticky tooth and cortico lamina, you'll gain the clinical tools to tackle any defect with confidence. Then dive even deeper into advanced vertical and horizontal augmentation, bone splitting, autogenous grafting, and membrane protocols. Learn step-by-step procedures, indications, contraindications, and surgical tips that elevate your clinical outcomes.
One course. Every technique. Total confidence.
What You Will Learn
- Bone augmentation with allograft
- Gentle Bone Augmentation Techniques
- Cortico Lamina Technique
- Osseodensification in severe bone atrophy
- Socket augmentation: bone grafting for implant site development after tooth extraction
- Guided bone regeneration by Urban
- Bone augmentation: material selection and treatment planning
- Improving the predictability of alveolar ridge augmentation
- Graftless approach to the bone atrophies. Treatment options and clinical applications
- Site specific solutions for predictable hard and soft tissue augmentation
- Guided bone regeneration with resorbable membrane3D horizontal bone augmentation3D vertical bone augmentation
Full Course Program
Bone augmentation with allograft
Lesson program:
- The use of allografts in bone augmentation3DBLOCK technique: technique, working with a prototype of jaws
- Tactics of working with soft tissues
- Step-by-step protocol: CAD/CAM reconstruction, creation of a surgical template, flap-free implantation surgery
- Programs for block formation and treatment planning
- Protocol for working with allograft
- Restoration of bone volume in an aesthetically significant area
- Advantages of the combined 3DBLOCK technique.
- Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General Dentist
Gentle Bone Augmentation Techniques
Lesson program:
- Indications for guided bone regeneration
- Requirements for bone replacement material
- Intraoral areas for bone sampling
- Tools for bone sampling
- From a removed tooth to an autograft: a technique for creating a "sticky tooth" preparation from a tooth
- Intraoral areas for soft tissue graft sampling
- Blood sampling and PRF formation
- Restoration of a large bone defect with "sticky tooth"
- Closing the augmentation zone: materials and methods
- Socked augmentation and immediate implantation: protocol on a clinical example.
- Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General Dentist
Cortico Lamina Technique
Lesson program:
- Etiological factors of the development of bone defects
- Treatment options for horizontal bone defects
- Methods of restoration of vertical bone defects
- Complications with the use of non-resorbable membranes
- Lost Bone syndrome
- Basic principles of directed bone regeneration: PASS
- Use cases of cortical plates
- Clinical aspects of the use of cortical plates:
- Soft lamina
- Bone layer
- Curved plate.
- Multilayer technique: indications and advantages
- Working with lingual and buccal flaps and suturing techniques
- Estimation of volume changes
- The use of fibrin glue: indications and methods
- The "
- Lego" technique and the combined "
- Lego+F.I.R.S.T." technique
- Complications and errors of the cortico lamina technique.
- Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General Dentist
Osseodensification in severe bone atrophy
Lesson program:
- Minimally invasive sinus lifting technique
- Osteodensification vs open sinus lifting technique
- Osteodensification protocol:
- Tools
- Methodology
- Advantages.
- Increasing the vertical bone height with and without a bone graft: techniques
- Enhance primary stability during immediate implantation.
- Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General Dentist
Socket augmentation: bone grafting for implant site development after tooth extraction
Lesson program:
- Stages of socket healing: modeling and remodeling
- Remodeling of bone tissue during immediate implantation
- Methods of treatment of alveolar ridge defects during tooth extraction:
- Method of application of the collagen matrix
- Open regeneration technique: step-by-step protocol for using Cytoplast® membrane
- Subcostal pocket technique
- Double membrane technique
- Preservation of the well with the use of sponge allograft
- Use of a dense polytetrafluoroethylene membrane (d-PTFE).
- Selection of the preservation method depending on the type of hole
- Advantages of using a dense membrane
- Methods of suturing flaps.
- Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General Dentist
Guided bone regeneration by Urban
Lesson program:
- Biological principles of bone defect regeneration
- Key factors of new bone formation
- Components of guided bone regeneration: bone graft, membranes, fixing components
- Patient examination protocol and treatment planning algorithm in guided bone regeneration
- Surgical protocol of guided bone regeneration: technique and choice of biomaterial
- Advantages of horizontal bone grafting
- Incisions: features on mandible and maxilla, with vertical and horizontal augmentation
- Principles of working with vestibular, buccal and lingual flaps
- Mucogingival surgery: methods of increasing the amount of keratinized mucosa
- Treatment of severe mandibular atrophy: soft tissue techniques
- Strip technique to keratinized mucosa restoration
- Pronounced loss of keratinized mucosa: treatment protocol
- The sequence of fixing the pins when installing the membrane
- Factors of stability of bone tissue around implants
- Local factors of failures in bone augmentation
- Complications of bone augmentation: causes and prevention
- Factors leading to infection of the wound
- Protocol for the treatment of fistula in the area of bone augmentation
- The effect of general somatic pathology on graft healing
- Drug therapy of complications
- Prevention of wound infection.
- Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General Dentist
Bone augmentation: material selection and treatment planning
Lesson program:
- ABC classification
- Risk assessment and classification
- Material selection
- Types of membranes, their differences and functions
- Flap management for effective ridge augmentation
- Tent-pole technique.
- Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
Improving the predictability of alveolar ridge augmentation
Lesson program:
- Autogenic bone tissue
- Bone augmentation and graft stabilization
- The effectiveness of perforation of the cortical bone in bone augmentation
- Bone demineralization
- ABC classification of maxilla lateral areas
- Autogenic bone tissue sampling technique
- Vestibular and soft tissue management
- Tunnel vs flap access
- Application of VISTA technique
- Complications: recognition and management.
- Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
Graftless approach to the bone atrophies. Treatment options and clinical applications
Lesson program:
- Plan the treatment
- Features of bone graft application
- Restoration of horizontal defects
- Bone splitting in the maxilla: indications and techniques
- Bone splitting in the mandible: modification of the technique
- The soft tissue management of the site
- Management of the complication.
- Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
Site specific solutions for predictable hard and soft tissue augmentation
Lesson program:
- The requirements for predictable hard and soft tissue augmentation
- Techniques of atraumatic tooth extraction
- Management of buccal plate defects
- Safe and predictable techniques to release tension for obtaining primary closure following ridge augmentation
- Application of amnion-chorion membranes
- PASS principles
- Techniques to stabilize a bio resorbable membrane with tacks and screws
- Techniques to stabilize a bio resorbable membrane with periosteal stabilizing sutures
- Site specific hard and soft tissue augmentation techniques to achieve normal anatomic contours and a functionally stable treatment outcome.
- Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
Guided bone regeneration with resorbable membrane
Lesson program:
- Biological principles of guided bone regeneration
- Types of membranes used
- Resorbable membranes: advantages and disadvantages
- Usage of resorbable membranes to handle most of bone atrophies of everyday practice
- Flap design in guided bone regeneration
- Resorbable membrane fixation
- Minimally invasive techniques to harvest autogenous bone graft
- Suturing techniques
- Tip and tricks to achieve predictable results.
- Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
D horizontal bone augmentation
Lesson program:
- Anatomical features of bone defects: vertical and horizontal
- Characteristics of membranes
- Membrane selection algorithm
- Features of working with titanium membranes
- Recommendations on choosing of biomaterial
- Demonstration of bone augmentation surgery
- Regional acceleratory phenomenon (RAP)
- Types of membrane stabilization"
- Sausage technique"
- Ways to collect autologous bone
- The role of growth factors
- Benefits of the cortical perforations prior to bone augmentation.
- Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
D vertical bone augmentation
Lesson program:
- Difficulties of vertical augmentation
- The difference in flap management from lingual flap and the other areas
- The lingual flap release technique
- The specific membrane criteria selection based on the defect anatomy
- Demonstration of bone augmentation surgery.
- Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
