Surgical Aspects of the MALO CLINIC Protocol From Standard to Zygoma Cases

Course Overview

Tooth loss is an early sign of aging and significantly impacts daily life and social interaction across the globe. Thanks to continuous innovation and ongoing clinical and scientific research, it is now possible to treat virtually every edentulous case with highly functional and aesthetic fixed solutions—greatly improving patients' quality of life.

The MALO CLINIC Protocol has become a global standard for full-arch rehabilitation, allowing thousands of clinicians worldwide to achieve predictable, life-changing outcomes. At the heart of this protocol lies the All-on-4® surgical technique, developed in the early 1990s at MALO CLINIC. This approach enables immediate function with a fixed provisional bridge supported by only four implants, delivered just 3 to 4 hours post-surgery, with minimal cantilevers and a simplified procedure.

The protocol boasts exceptional long-term success rates:93% success in the mandible (up to 18 years follow-up)94.7% success in the maxilla (up to 13 years follow-up)

Course Objectives:

• Understand the principles, advantages, and biomechanics of the All-on-4® treatment concept
• Learn about the evolution of the All-on-4® technique
• Master optimal implant positioning and selection of implant design/length for various case types
• Explore different treatment options for full-arch edentulous rehabilitation in both the maxilla and mandible

Who Should Attend:

• This course is ideal for implantologists and oral surgeons seeking advanced training in full-arch rehabilitation using the latest evidence-based protocols.

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