OSTEOBLOG Il portale per specialisti di implantologia

Prof. Tiziano Testori and Lake Como Institute Faculty

WE WILL TRANSFORM YOUR PRACTICE
July 1st and 2nd
Anatomical and surgical training with workshop on human cadavers
July 3rd
Perio-implantology for the general practitioner:
How to enhance the outcome in the esthetic area
July 4th and 5th
Perio-implantology for the general practitioner:
– How to efficiently treat partially edentulous patients in the non-esthetic area
– Comprehensive periodontal surgery: esthetic and functional procedures for the general practitioner
– Non-surgical periodontal therapies
– Implant maintenance protocols
PROGRAM

July 1st and 2nd
Anatomical and surgical training with workshop on human cadavers

Objective
Lake Como Institute presents a unique and very practical two-day hands on dissection course for all professionals practicing or embarking on oral surgery and implantology where all lectures will focus on what really matters and will be directly applicable during the course. Working on frsh cadavers is really just like performing surgery on a live patient and the surgical skills can be practiced and improved without taking risks. After a concise theory part, the faculty will show the dissection techniques that will be performed by each participant. The most common surgical techniques will be illustrated and performed by attendees as well. Each professional will be assigned one skull. 90% of the course will be hands-on anatomical training and only 10% is theory.

July 1st 09:00 am – 06:00 pm
Surgical anatomy: cadaver dissection

Vascular supply and innervation of the maxilla and the mandible
Greater and lesser palatine foramina
Greater palatine artery and nerve
The maxillary sinus
The buccal fat pad
The nasal cavity
Infraorbital foramen and canalis sinuosus
Naso-lacrimal duct
Maxillary incisive foramen and canal
Mandibular ramus
Lingual nerve
Sublingual artery
Facial artery
Inferior alveolar canal/nerve
Submandibular and sublingual fossa
Mental foramen/nerve and its anterior loop
Mandibular incisive canal
Accessory lingual foramina of the mandible
July 2nd 09:00 am – 06:00 pm
Surgical techniques to be carried out

Standard implant placement
Alternatives to standard implant placement: short implants, trans-sinus implants, pterygoid implants
Alveolar socket preservation in post-extraction implant placement using regenerative materials
Free gingival graft
Connective tissue graft
Each participant will have the opportunity to study the CBCT of their specimen to better evaluate the anatomic structures dissected during the hands-on part: sinus height/width, antral septa incidence, alveolar antral artery (AAA) incidence, sinus floor antrostomy design, osteo-meatal-complex unit (OMC), trace canalis sinuosus, trace inferior alveolar canal, trace incisive canal, anterior loop of the mental nerve if present.
Surgical procedure on how to release flaps will be covered: superficial split thickness flap periosteal incision, innovative, coronally advanced buccal and lingual flaps.

July 3th
Perio-implantology for the general practitioner:
How to enhance the esthetic zone

Objective
The esthetic implant rehabilitation of patients with esthetically and functionally compromised teeth frequently involves a multidisciplinary approach and is a clinical challenge. During recent years, treatment methods and options have changed and less
invasive non surgical procedures are used in order to preserve soft tissue anatomy and minimize recession. The design of implants and prosthetic components have changed in order to minimize bone resorption and soft tissue alterations. This course will give practical guidelines that can be easily used in day-to-day clinical practice in order to help maximize peri-implant esthetics. Treatment algorithms will be outlined to help guide the clinician to choose the various procedures and techniques to predictably meet patient expectations.

July 3rd (Morning session) 09:00 am – 1:00 pm

Diagnostic phase regarding:
A. Patient:
– face
– smile: lips and teeth
B. Site:
– bone deficiency evaluation
– soft tissue deficiency evaluation
– objective evaluation of the soft tissue biotype
– crown morphology related to future implant restoration
C. Altered passive eruption
D. Evaluation of the skeletal growth
Difficulty score evaluation (D.S.E.) for esthetic cases
A. Patient profiling according to the learning curve of the implant team and patient expectation
Surgical procedure
A. Incision in the esthetic zone according to different periodontal biotypes
B. Different flap design in the esthetic zone for:
– guided bone regeneration
– soft tissue management
– creating keratinized perimplant tissue
– gaining soft tissue elasticity
C. Correct 3D position of implant according to novel abutment morphology
July 3rd (Afternoon session) 2:00 am – 5:00 pm

Post-extraction implants in infected and non-infected cases:
– clinical indications and contraindications
– proper surgical procedures
Laser-Lok technology: a critical revision of the clinically oriented benefits for the patient
Video session and interactive discussion with participants
July 4th and 5th
Perio-implantology for the general practitioner:
– How to efficiently treat partially edentulous patients in the non-esthetic area
– Comprehensive periodontal surgery: esthetic and functional procedures for the general practitioner
– Non-surgical periodontal therapies
– Implant maintenance protocols

July 4th 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
How to efficiently treat partially edentulous patients in the non-esthetic area

Treatment planning
A. Diagnostic phase:
– factors to evaluate clinically
– factors to evaluate on a CBCT
B. The use of surgical guides:
– different types: pros and cons
Surgical phase:
A. Flapless approach
B. Fundamental surgical techniques:
– minimally invasive flap design
– simplified drilling protocol in native bone
C. Atraumatic extraction for premolars and molars:
– immediate implant placement
– indications and limitations
D. Minimally invasive crestal sinus elevation: the osseodensification protocol
Prosthetic techniques:
A. Traditional impressions:
B. Digital work-flow and optical impressions
C. Fabrication of provisional restorations
D. Definitive restoration cemented vs screw-retained
July 5th – Morning session 09.00 am – 1.00 pm
Comprehensive periodontal surgery: esthetic and functional procedures for the general practitioner

Objective
This course is designed to provide clinicians with the scientific background and surgical techniques to perform periodontal surgery for ultimate esthetics and function. It will address the most predictable procedures to achieve an optimal clinical outcome.

PROGRAM

Soft tissue grafting to correct gingival recession
Coronally repositioned flaps for root coverage
Connective tissue graft
Donor site management
Etiology of excessive gingival display
Treatment options for the “Gummy Smile”
Step-by-step esthetic crown lengthening
Restorative considerations relevant to crown lengthening surgery
July 5th – Afternoon session 2.00 pm – 6.00 pm
First session: Non-surgical periodontal therapies

Objective

With the increasing evidence that many periodontal cases can be treated with a non surgical approach, should the General Practitioner be considered a hybrid DDS/RDH? We as professionals are in charge of assessing the severity of the periodontal disease in order to decide if a non surgical approach is adequate to treat a perio patient. Detailed knowledge of all the aspects of non surgical therapy gives us the opportunity to choose how to treat patients ourselves or to delegate, supervise and re-assess the treatment performed by dental hygienists.

PROGRAM

Periodontal diagnosis
Plaque biofilm
Systemic conditions related to perio-disease
Manual instrumentation
Ultrasonic instrumentation
Use of subgingival air polishing
Communication and motivation
Second session: Implant maintenance protocols

Objective
Prevention, diagnosis and early treatment of surgical, prosthetic and biological complications are necessary to provide patients with long-term implant success. Let’s learn how to manage these aspects in an effective way without under- or over- estimating an issue which has affected implantology over the past years.

PROGRAM

Anatomy, physiology and pathology of peri-implant tissues
Risk factors
Implant follow-up and maintenance protocols
Communication and motivation
Post-op clinical protocols
Diagnosis of biological complications
Management of biological complications

COURSE DIRECTOR AND SPEAKERS
Prof. Tiziano Testori and Lake Como Institute Faculty

DATES
July 01-05, 2019

TUITION
1st module: € 3.500
2nd module: € 4.000
1st + 2nd module: € 7.000
Early Registration before
March 30th: 10% off discount

VENUE
Cadaver course: Multimedica
Milan, Italy
Training: Lake Como Institute
Como, Italy

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Lake Como Institute
info@lakecomoinstitute.com

PARTNER HOTELS
Find out special rates for attendees of Lake Como Institute courses

REGISTRATION
Please click https://www.lakecomoinstitute.com/en/product/full-immersion-training-fit/ or write us at info@lakecomoinstitute.com

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Prof. Tiziano Testori and Lake Como Institute Faculty WE WILL TRANSFORM YOUR PRACTICE July 1st and 2nd Anatomical and surgical training with workshop on human cadavers July 3rd Perio-implantology for the general practitioner: How to enhance the outcome in the esthetic area July 4th and 5th Perio-implantology for the general practitioner: – How to efficiently treat partially edentulous patients in the non-esthetic area – Comprehensive periodontal surgery: esthetic and functional procedures for the general practitioner – Non-surgical periodontal therapies – Implant maintenance protocols PROGRAM July 1st and 2nd Anatomical and surgical training with workshop on human cadavers Objective Lake Como Institute presents a unique and very practical two-day hands on dissection course for all professionals practicing or embarking on oral surgery and implantology where all lectures will focus on what really matters and will be directly applicable during the course. Working on frsh cadavers is really just like performing surgery on a live patient and the surgical skills can be practiced and improved without taking risks. After a concise theory part, the faculty will show the dissection techniques that will be performed by each participant. The most common surgical techniques will be illustrated and performed by attendees as well. Each professional will be assigned one skull. 90% of the course will be hands-on anatomical training and only 10% is theory. July 1st 09:00 am – 06:00 pm Surgical anatomy: cadaver dissection Vascular supply and innervation of the maxilla and the mandible Greater and lesser palatine foramina Greater palatine artery and nerve The maxillary sinus The buccal fat pad The nasal cavity Infraorbital foramen and canalis sinuosus Naso-lacrimal duct Maxillary incisive foramen and canal Mandibular ramus Lingual nerve Sublingual artery Facial artery Inferior alveolar canal/nerve Submandibular and sublingual fossa Mental foramen/nerve and its anterior loop Mandibular incisive canal Accessory lingual foramina of the mandible July 2nd 09:00 am – 06:00 pm Surgical techniques to be carried out Standard implant placement Alternatives to standard implant placement: short implants, trans-sinus implants, pterygoid implants Alveolar socket preservation in post-extraction implant placement using regenerative materials Free gingival graft Connective tissue graft Each participant will have the opportunity to study the CBCT of their specimen to better evaluate the anatomic structures dissected during the hands-on part: sinus height/width, antral septa incidence, alveolar antral artery (AAA) incidence, sinus floor antrostomy design, osteo-meatal-complex unit (OMC), trace canalis sinuosus, trace inferior alveolar canal, trace incisive canal, anterior loop of the mental nerve if present. Surgical procedure on how to release flaps will be covered: superficial split thickness flap periosteal incision, innovative, coronally advanced buccal and lingual flaps. July 3th Perio-implantology for the general practitioner: How to enhance the esthetic zone Objective The esthetic implant rehabilitation of patients with esthetically and functionally compromised teeth frequently involves a multidisciplinary approach and is a clinical challenge. During recent years, treatment methods and options have changed and less invasive non surgical procedures are used in order to preserve soft tissue anatomy and minimize recession. The design of implants and prosthetic components have changed in order to minimize bone resorption and soft tissue alterations. This course will give practical guidelines that can be easily used in day-to-day clinical practice in order to help maximize peri-implant esthetics. Treatment algorithms will be outlined to help guide the clinician to choose the various procedures and techniques to predictably meet patient expectations. July 3rd (Morning session) 09:00 am – 1:00 pm Diagnostic phase regarding: A. Patient: – face – smile: lips and teeth B. Site: – bone deficiency evaluation – soft tissue deficiency evaluation – objective evaluation of the soft tissue biotype – crown morphology related to future implant restoration C. Altered passive eruption D. Evaluation of the skeletal growth Difficulty score evaluation (D.S.E.) for esthetic cases A. Patient profiling according to the learning curve of the implant team and patient expectation Surgical procedure A. Incision in the esthetic zone according to different periodontal biotypes B. Different flap design in the esthetic zone for: – guided bone regeneration – soft tissue management – creating keratinized perimplant tissue – gaining soft tissue elasticity C. Correct 3D position of implant according to novel abutment morphology July 3rd (Afternoon session) 2:00 am – 5:00 pm Post-extraction implants in infected and non-infected cases: – clinical indications and contraindications – proper surgical procedures Laser-Lok technology: a critical revision of the clinically oriented benefits for the patient Video session and interactive discussion with participants July 4th and 5th Perio-implantology for the general practitioner: – How to efficiently treat partially edentulous patients in the non-esthetic area – Comprehensive periodontal surgery: esthetic and functional procedures for the general practitioner – Non-surgical periodontal therapies – Implant maintenance protocols July 4th 9:00 am – 6:00 pm How to efficiently treat partially edentulous patients in the non-esthetic area Treatment planning A. Diagnostic phase: – factors to evaluate clinically – factors to evaluate on a CBCT B. The use of surgical guides: – different types: pros and cons Surgical phase: A. Flapless approach B. Fundamental surgical techniques: – minimally invasive flap design – simplified drilling protocol in native bone C. Atraumatic extraction for premolars and molars: – immediate implant placement – indications and limitations D. Minimally invasive crestal sinus elevation: the osseodensification protocol Prosthetic techniques: A. Traditional impressions: B. Digital work-flow and optical impressions C. Fabrication of provisional restorations D. Definitive restoration cemented vs screw-retained July 5th – Morning session 09.00 am – 1.00 pm Comprehensive periodontal surgery: esthetic and functional procedures for the general practitioner Objective This course is designed to provide clinicians with the scientific background and surgical techniques to perform periodontal surgery for ultimate esthetics and function. It will address the most predictable procedures to achieve an optimal clinical outcome. PROGRAM Soft tissue grafting to correct gingival recession Coronally repositioned flaps for root coverage Connective tissue graft Donor site management Etiology of excessive gingival display Treatment options for the “Gummy Smile” Step-by-step esthetic crown lengthening Restorative considerations relevant to crown lengthening surgery July 5th – Afternoon session 2.00 pm – 6.00 pm First session: Non-surgical periodontal therapies Objective With the increasing evidence that many periodontal cases can be treated with a non surgical approach, should the General Practitioner be considered a hybrid DDS/RDH? We as professionals are in charge of assessing the severity of the periodontal disease in order to decide if a non surgical approach is adequate to treat a perio patient. Detailed knowledge of all the aspects of non surgical therapy gives us the opportunity to choose how to treat patients ourselves or to delegate, supervise and re-assess the treatment performed by dental hygienists. PROGRAM Periodontal diagnosis Plaque biofilm Systemic conditions related to perio-disease Manual instrumentation Ultrasonic instrumentation Use of subgingival air polishing Communication and motivation Second session: Implant maintenance protocols Objective Prevention, diagnosis and early treatment of surgical, prosthetic and biological complications are necessary to provide patients with long-term implant success. Let’s learn how to manage these aspects in an effective way without under- or over- estimating an issue which has affected implantology over the past years. PROGRAM Anatomy, physiology and pathology of peri-implant tissues Risk factors Implant follow-up and maintenance protocols Communication and motivation Post-op clinical protocols Diagnosis of biological complications Management of biological complications COURSE DIRECTOR AND SPEAKERS Prof. Tiziano Testori and Lake Como Institute Faculty DATES July 01-05, 2019 TUITION 1st module: € 3.500 2nd module: € 4.000 1st + 2nd module: € 7.000 Early Registration before March 30th: 10% off discount VENUE Cadaver course: Multimedica Milan, Italy Training: Lake Como Institute Como, Italy ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE Lake Como Institute info@lakecomoinstitute.com PARTNER HOTELS Find out special rates for attendees of Lake Como Institute courses REGISTRATION Please click https://www.lakecomoinstitute.com/en/product/full-immersion-training-fit/ or write us at info@lakecomoinstitute.com FIT Program

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	6 Luglio 2019 Telese Terme (BN) La gestione delle complicanze in implantoprotesi Dr Bruno Cirotti Sabato 6 luglio 2019, ore 9:00 - 13:00 "La gestione delle complicanze in implantoprotesi" Relatore: Dr Bruno Cirotti SEDE Sala Conferenze FB Consulting Via S. Giovanni, 29/C – 82037 Telese Terme (BN) ABSTRACT Nonostante molte complicanze implantoprotesiche siano frequenti nella pratica quotidiana, tale argomento difficilmente trova spazio nei congressi e nei corsi, nei quali si privilegia spesso la corretta procedura delle pratiche implantologiche. Quando il clinico affronta degli imprevisti o degli insuccessi, si trova talora in difficoltà nel reperire informazioni pratiche su cosa fare e come comportarsi. Il relatore passa in rassegna i vari momenti critici che possono insorgere durante la pratica quotidiana e pone l’accento sulle complicanze, sia chirurgiche che protesiche, che si possono incontrare in corso d’opera. Gli errori di programmazione ed esecuzione chirurgica, come pure quelli protesici, le fratture e gli svitamenti, le infezioni e i danni neurologici, vengono visti in modo critico. L’obiettivo è porre in risalto i suggerimenti per ridurre al minimo le problematiche. Viene data infine particolare enfasi alle perimplantiti, la sfida più difficile che i dentisti dovranno affrontare in futuro, mettendo in luce gli aspetti che rendono difficile la loro gestione. Alcuni suggerimenti pratici, volti all'intercettazione precoce della malattia, sono il risultato delle più recenti acquisizioni tratte dalla letteratura internazionale. PROGRAMMA Sabato 6 luglio - ore 9:00 - 13:00 • 9:00 registrazione partecipanti • 9:30 inizio lavori - I problemi legati alla fase chirurgica: gli errori di progettazione e le conseguenze estetiche - I danni anatomici e di carattere medico-legale - Le infezioni post-operatorie - I fallimenti - I problemi di tipo protesico: il sitting, il fitting, il bending - Gli svitamenti delle viti di connessione - Le fratture dei manufatti protesici e del corpo implantare - La rimozione degli impianti fratturati - Le perimplantiti: dalla diagnosi alla terapia - Domande e risposte • 13:00 fine lavori QUOTE DI PARTECIPAZIONE La quota di partecipazione al corso sarà restituita in materiale di pari valore a tutti gli iscritti che parteciperanno al corso. Per avere diritto a tale rimborso è necessario essere presenti al corso, pena la decadenza dell’offerta. Info: http://bit.ly/implantoprotesi_6lug19 SEGRETERIA ORGANIZZATIVA Italy Dental S.r.l. Viale Minieri, 89 - 82037 Telese Terme (BN) Tel. 0824903418 – 3664321786 italydentalsrl@libero.it POSTI LIMITATI FINO A MASSIMO 50 ISCRITTI Le iscrizioni dovranno pervenire entro e non oltre il 20 giugno 2019. In caso di rinuncia al corso, non sarà effettuato alcun rimborso se non giunge disdetta a mezzo fax o email almeno 20 gg prima della data di svolgimento. Si prega di inviare la scheda di iscrizione compilata unitamente alla copia del bonifico alla e-mail italydentalsrl@libero.it. La segreteria si riserva riserva il diritto di annullare il corso con preavviso di 15 gg qualora non venisse raggiunto il numero minimo di partecipanti. Per info: http://bit.ly/implantoprotesi_6lug19 Scarica la brochure