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Hard and Soft Tissue Grafting

Hard and Soft Tissue Grafting

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Authors

By Filippo Fontana, Marco Ronda, Luca De Stavola, et al.

Course Duration

duration: 8 h

Professors

5 professors

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discount 94%%

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$280 savings

Lessons Course

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<p>Video Lecture 1 - Horizontal augmentations using resorbable membranesVideo Lecture 2 - Khoury Technique: how to regenerate alveolar bone?Video Lecture 3 - Vertical bone regeneration in the aesthetic zone: which technique to adopt - Part IVideo Lecture 4 - Vertical bone regeneration in the aesthetic zone: which technique to adopt? - Part IIVideo Lecture 5 - Flap design for regenerative techniquesVideo Lecture 6 - Management of peri-implant soft tissuesVideo Lecture 7 - Analogue VS Digital: hard tissue regeneration - Part IVideo Lecture 8 - Analogue VS Digital: hard tissue regeneration - Part II</p>
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Course Descripiton:

Who is the course for?Attendance at this course is recommended for all professionals involved in implantology and bone regeneration as the authority and experience of the speakers guarantees a valid, complete and timely update on the best and latest techniques for everyone.“Hard and Soft Tissue Grafting” is the how-to-do-it video course on the latest and most efficient bone regeneration techniques.Each video lesson focuses on a specific aspect of bone regenerative surgery, with the aim of providing you with the tools to immediately make your surgical practice less invasive and more effective, faster, and predictable. Given the great variety of regenerative techniques, the course includes stimulating debates between the speakers to allow you to explore the pros and cons of different approaches.Enriched with clinical cases and ReLIVE surgeries, this course provides an all-encompassing learning experience covering horizontal bone regeneration for both simple and more challenging defects, vertical bone regeneration in the aesthetic area, the latest innovations in flap design, peri-implant soft tissue management, and analog vs digital approaches with their advantages and limitations.Topics covered in the course:Biological principles underlying bone regeneration;Case selection and treatment planning;Resorbable vs non-resorbable membranes: how to choose?Management of bone defects;Khoury Technique with digitally-driven approach;Vertical bone regeneration in the aesthetic area;Different graft types: membranes vs autologous bone;Flap design for regenerative techniques.At the end of the course, you will be able to:Understand which factors influence the regenerative capacity of a defect;Choose between different techniques, depending on your skills and learning curve and on the patient’s defect;Choose between GBR with non-resorbable membranes or the Khoury Technique;Achieve correct flap passivation and closure by first intention;Manage soft tissues during bone regeneration;Minimize the risk of intra and post-operative complications;Adopt both analog and digital approaches, knowing their pros and cons.

Course Content:

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<p>Video Lecture 1 - Horizontal augmentations using resorbable membranesVideo Lecture 2 - Khoury Technique: how to regenerate alveolar bone?Video Lecture 3 - Vertical bone regeneration in the aesthetic zone: which technique to adopt - Part IVideo Lecture 4 - Vertical bone regeneration in the aesthetic zone: which technique to adopt? - Part IIVideo Lecture 5 - Flap design for regenerative techniquesVideo Lecture 6 - Management of peri-implant soft tissuesVideo Lecture 7 - Analogue VS Digital: hard tissue regeneration - Part IVideo Lecture 8 - Analogue VS Digital: hard tissue regeneration - Part II</p>
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