Bone augmentation 2.0. New techniques and protocols

– Plan the treatment

– Features of bone graft application

– Restoration of horizontal defects

– Bone splitting in the maxilla: indications and techniques

– Bone splitting in the mandible: modification of the technique 

– The soft tissue management of the site

– Management of the complication.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.

– The requirements for predictable hard and soft tissue augmentation 

– Techniques of atraumatic tooth extraction

– Management of buccal plate defects

– Safe and predictable techniques to release tension for obtaining primary closure following ridge augmentation

– Application of amnion-chorion membranes

– PASS principles

– Techniques to stabilize a bio resorbable membrane with tacks and screws  

– Techniques to stabilize a bio resorbable membrane with periosteal stabilizing sutures 

– Site specific hard and soft tissue augmentation techniques to achieve normal anatomic contours and a functionally stable treatment outcome.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.

– Biological principles of guided bone regeneration

– Types of membranes used

– Resorbable membranes: advantages and disadvantages

– Usage of resorbable membranes to handle most of bone atrophies of everyday practice

– Flap design in guided bone regeneration

– Resorbable membrane fixation

– Minimally invasive techniques to harvest autogenous bone graft

– Suturing techniques

– Tip and tricks to achieve predictable results.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.

– Anatomical features of bone defects: vertical and horizontal

– Characteristics of membranes

– Membrane selection algorithm

– Features of working with titanium membranes

– Recommendations on choosing of biomaterial

– Demonstration of bone augmentation surgery

– Regional acceleratory phenomenon (RAP)

– Types of membrane stabilization

– "Sausage technique"

– Ways to collect autologous bone

– The role of growth factors 

– Benefits of the cortical perforations prior to bone augmentation.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.

– Difficulties of vertical augmentation

– The difference in flap management from lingual flap and the other areas

– The lingual flap release technique

– The specific membrane criteria selection based on the defect anatomy

– Demonstration of bone augmentation surgery.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.