Implantation school: all stages. Basic and Intermediate level

– Reasons for loosing teeth

– Replacing teeth

– Variants of possible replacement

– Endosseous implants: standard

– Anatomical considerations:

- Limitations

- Maxilla and maxillary sinus

- Infraorbital foramen

- Palatine foramen and artery

- Nasopalatine foramen

- Nasal fossa

- Mandible

- Mandibular canal and alveolar nerve

- Mental foramen

- Incisive canal.

– Features of implant placement in the maxilla:

- Shorter implants

- All-on-4

- Zygomatic and Pterigoid implants

- Video protocol of implant placement

- Sinus lift

- Complications.

– Complications of implant placement in the mandible

– Clinical considerations: 

- Smile line

- Lip support 

- Vertical dimension occlusion

- Soft tissue evaluation 

- Teeth evaluation 

- Teeth anatomical space

- 3D available space evaluation. 

– Imagiologic considerations:  

- Periapical X-ray 

- Orthopantomography

- CBCT 

- Digital planning. 

– Anatomical available bone: prognosis 

– Systemic guidelines:

- Patient medical condition

- Factors of infection risk around implants.

Recommended for: Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons.

– History of teeth replacement

– Types of implants:

- Transosseous implants

- Intraosseous implants

- Subperiosseous implants

- Endosseous implants.

– History of osteointegration

– Macrodesign of implants:

- Threaded parallel wall implants

- Width and lengths

- Platform

- Size

- Surfaces.

– Implants connection:

- External

- Internal.

– Selection of type of connection

– Periodontal and periimplant anatomy 

– Periimplant mucosa healing

– Tissue level implant

– Abutment surfaces

– Clinical cases.

Recommended for: Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons.

– Two-stage protocol:

- Indications

- Advantages 

- Protocol with sinus lift.

– One-stage protocol:

- Indications

- Advantages

- Video protocol. 

– Implant placement:

- Socket healing

- Bone types classification 

- Timing

- Clinical situations for implant placement. 

– Immediate implant placement:

- Panoramic / CT scan analysis 

- Step by step protocol

- Advantages

- Disadvantages.

Recommended for: Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons.

– Two-stage protocol:

- Indications

- Advantages 

- Protocol with sinus lift.

– One-stage protocol:

- Indications

- Advantages

- Video protocol. 

– Implant placement:

- Socket healing

- Bone types classification 

- Timing

- Clinical situations for implant placement. 

– Immediate implant placement:

- Panoramic / CT scan analysis 

- Step by step protocol

- Advantages

- Disadvantages. 

– Early implant placement:

- Indications 

- Step by step video protocol 

- Advantages 

- Disadvantages. 

– Late implant placement: 

- Indications 

- Step by step video protocol 

- Advantages 

- Disadvantages.

– Two-stage delayed loading 

– One-stage delayed loading 

– Immediate loading 

– Types of prosthesis

– Time frame for loading

– Implants success 

– Primary stability 

– Types of bone

– Bone quality and quantity

– Challenges:

- Soft bone

- Extreme soft bone. 

– Implant geometry 

– Surgical techniques: 

- Implant tilting

- Drilling technique. 

– Clinical cases.

Recommended for: Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons.

– Diagnosis protocol

– Anterior teeth extraction

– 3D treatment planning: 

- Apical-coronal

- Mesio-distal

- Buccal-palatal.

– Teeth anatomical space: 3D available space evaluation

– Soft tissue evaluation

– Surgical protocols: timing

– Immediate implant placement: 

- Advantages 

- Disadvantages. 

– Delayed implant placement:

- Advantages 

- Disadvantages. 

– Late implant placement: 

- Advantages 

- Disadvantages. 

– Alveolous: types

– Implant site preparation 

– Single implant placement video protocol 

– Screwed vs cemented crowns

– Implant placement in posterior area

– Clinical cases. 

Recommended for: Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons.

– Diagnosis of partial cases

– Treatment planning

– Abutments planning

– Implant placement planning in anterior area

– Implant placement planning in posterior area

– Surgical protocols for partial implants

– Using of tilted implants for partial cases

– Clinical cases.

Recommended for: Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons.

– Importance of total rehabilitation 

– Demography of edentulism

– The impact of edentulism

– Implant rehabilitation benefits

– Goals of total rehabilitation 

– Evolution of total rehabilitation 

– Diagnosis for total rehabilitation

– Type of rehabilitation 

– Biomechanics of implant placement 

– All-on-4: 

- Principles 

- Diagnosis 

- Malo Clinic bridge 

- Treatment planning 

- Traditional protocol.

– Lip support 

– Clinical cases:

- All-on-4 on the maxilla 

- All-on-4 on the mandible

- Atrophic case.

Recommended for: Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons.

– Introduction to tissue regeneration

– Bone substitutes:

- Properties 

- Types.

– Membranes:

- Functions

- Types. 

– Soft tissue substitutes 

– Bone grafting: planning

– Sinus lift: clinical cases

– Soft tissue graft

– Alveolar ridge preservation:

- Indications

- Technique

- Clinical cases. 

– Tissue regeneration with implant placement:

- Planning 

- Horizontal bone augmentation 

- Soft tissue manipulation

- Soft tissue augmentation. 

– Tissue regeneration after implant placement:

- Papilla reconstruction 

- Keratinized tissue augmentation 

- Enhancing volume of thickness

- Recession

- Implant removing.  

Recommended for: Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons.

– Goals in implantology

– Pre-treatment evaluation

– Systemic guidelines

– Infection risk factors

– Clinical case of total rehabilitation 

– Protocols for implant medication  

– Implant maintenance:

- Importance

- Before surgery 

- Oral hygiene appointments

- Bacterial plaque control.

– Protocols for compliance

– Success and survival of implants long term.

Recommended for: Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons.