Key Surgical and Prosthetic Considerations for Soft Tissue Management in Immediate and Delayed Implantology

Master the art and science of soft-tissue management in dental implantology. Whether placing implants immediately or after a healing phase, this course equips you with evidence-based surgical and prosthetic strategies to achieve optimal aesthetic and functional outcomes.You’ll learn how to:Assess tissue biotype, anatomy, and site morphology to plan predictable soft-tissue integrationMake surgical decisions—including grafting, flap design, and timing—that support long-term tissue stabilityDesign prosthetic components (emergence profiles, abutments, temporary restorations) to preserve, shape, or regenerate soft tissueAnticipate and manage complications to safeguard esthetics, health, and patient satisfactionIn these 2 surgical full footages there will be a comparison of soft and hard tissue management techniques in immediate and delayed implant placement. The step-by-step commentary will describe both treatment alternatives from a clinical perspective, critically highlighting their respective traits in concept and management.