Advanced Maxillary Rehabilitation: Guided Zygomatic Implants, All-on-X Protocols, and Rescue Strategies for Failed Cases

– What is guided surgery?
– Indications and advantages of guided surgery
– Imaging techniques in implant dentistry and how to obtain the correct CBCT scan
– Understanding the concept of 3D implant positioning and anatomical criteria
– Design principles of the zygomatic surgical guide
– Guided zygomatic and pterygoid implant surgery systems
– Step-by-step video demonstration of guided zygomatic implant placement on a model
– Individualized design of surgical guides according to specific clinical cases
– Live demonstration of the surgical procedure
– Analysis of clinical cases and evaluation of prosthetic rehabilitation after implant placement.

– Challenges and limitations of implant rehabilitation in the severely atrophic maxilla
– Aetiology of All-on-4® and full-arch implant failures: surgical, prosthetic, biomechanical, and biological factors
– Clinical and radiographic assessment of bone quality, sinus anatomy, and treatment risk factors
– Diagnosis and management of failing and failed full-arch rehabilitations, including salvage and reconstruction strategies
– Advanced treatment concepts for severe maxillary atrophy: tilted implants, zygomatic implants, and zirconia implant solutions
– Biologically driven protocols for managing peri-implant disease and optimizing soft tissue outcomes
– Prevention and maintenance strategies to ensure long-term stability of complex implant rehabilitations.

– Diagnosis and treatment planning of severe maxillary atrophy in All-on-X full-arch rehabilitation
– Integration of CBCT-based digital planning for surgical accuracy and interdisciplinary communication
– Prosthetically driven treatment concepts for predictable All-on-X outcomes
– Indications and planning protocols for incorporating zygomatic implants into complex maxillary cases
– Management of failing full-arch rehabilitations, peri-implantitis, and peri-mucositis cases
– Revision strategies for compromised All-on-X cases and reconstruction options
– Surgical and prosthetic protocols for zygomatic implant rehabilitation, including anatomical considerations of single and double zygoma approaches.