Splint Therapy: From Basic to Advanced. Gregor Slavicek's Seminar in Warsaw. "VIP" option

2-day seminar with Prof. Gregor Slavicek — comprehensive training covering both basic and advanced levels!

This seminar is ideal for:

– Experienced specialists in splint therapy seeking the latest knowledge and answers to complex questions
– Beginners looking for a solid foundation and an excellent introduction to splint therapy.

You will learn how to:

– Select the most appropriate type of splint for various clinical scenarios
– Follow precise protocols for fabricating effective splints
– Determine suitable splint-wearing regimens tailored to each patient
– Monitor and manage patients undergoing splint therapy effectively.

This seminar is valuable even for those not practicing within the Slavicek concept. 

You will gain access to universal splint therapy protocols applicable to all gnathologists and functional dentists, regardless of their approach.

By the end, you will have a clear, structured, and practical methodology for successful splint therapy!

IMPORTANT NOTE: the “Standard”, “Comfort” and “Hands-on” participation options are also available for purchase.

Advantages of the “VIP” option:

– Participation in the scientific program
– Coffee break
– Notes and handouts
– Certificate of participation
– ADA credits available upon request
– Lunch 
– Priority seats in the venue
– Distinct reception counter
– VIP certificate
– VIP badge 

– access to Gregor Slavicek's webinar Concepts and terminology

– access to Gregor Slavicek's webinar Special rails

– access to Gregor Slavicek's webinar Distraction and compression - definition and therapeutic use

– access to Gregor Slavicek's webinar Evaluation of Severe TMJ Osseous Structural Changes on the Condylography

– access to Gregor Slavicek's webinar Mobility of the Lower Compartment of the TMJ.

PROGRAM

– Main indications for splint therapy
– Common splint designs
– Scientific data on splint therapy: literature review
– Upper jaw vs. lower jaw splints — when and why?
– Managing patients with vertical growth patterns and increased lower facial height
– Fabrication of intraoral splints and considerations for vertical dimension of occlusion
– Protrusion, retrusion, and anterior guidance
– Intraoral insertion and balancing: clinical protocols
– Nightwear or daytime use?
– 24 hours? 24 hours with meal breaks?
– Monitoring patient adaptation and occlusal balance.