Immediate Implant Placement vs. Ridge Preservation Course

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This comprehensive program will focus on three key areas:

• Comprehensive insights into Immediate Implant Placement vs. Socket Preservation
• Successful prevention and management of Complications in Implant Dentistry
• Management of Dental Trauma from A-Z

Each session is packed with practical hints and tips, which can be applied to implant dentistry as well as the wider field of restorative dentistry. By the end of the program, participants will be better equipped to optimize treatment outcomes, mitigate risks, and provide high-quality care to their implant patients.

• Introduction to immediate implantology and temporisation
• Patient selection, Assessment and treatment planning, CBCT analysis
• Decision-making: When to use socket preservation vs immediate implant placement
• Surgical protocols and techniques, indications and contradictions for immediate implant placement and immediate loading.
• Extraction protocols: the classification of extraction sites to plan treatment for ridge preservation and immediate implant placement in the anterior region. Minimally invasive extraction techniques to preserve the maximum amount of bone before immediate implant placement.
• Implant planning and placement into the extraction socket.
• Step-by step protocols to preserve or minimise bone resorption
• Temporization: prosthetic planning, temporary fabrication. Selection of appropriate prosthetic components and materials for the temporary and final restoration.
• Different techniques for immediate temporisation from chair-side to digital pre-planning
• Socket grafting: Analyse the different graft materials and membranes used for ridge preservation.
• Soft tissue management with CTGs to improve the result in the aesthetic zone.

• Hands-on implant placement and ridge preservation on specially designed models

• Flap design

• Preoperative acute and chronic infections at the implant site
• Incorrect implant angulation
• Deep/shallow implant placement
• Injury to adjacent teeth
• Nerve injury
• Bleeding
• Bone overheating during drilling
• Excessive torque during insertion and compression necrosis
• Accidental dislodgement of dental implants into the maxillary incisive canal or alveolar nerve canal
• Aspiration or ingestion of foreign material
• Implant fracture
• Mandibular bone fracture
• Insufficient initial stability
• Bleeding during incision and flap reflection
• Unstable implants
• Tissue emphysema induced by dental procedures

• Postoperative pain
• Tissue emphysema induced by dental procedures
• Cover screw exposure during healing
• Bone growth over the cover screw

• Handling dental trauma to preserve or utilize as much tooth structure as possible
• Assessment and Diagnosis
• Tooth-preserving procedures by Replantation and Transplantation
• Replantation: when and how can I replant the tooth?
• Transplantation: Autogenous tooth transplantation
• Root canal trauma with complicated root fractures
• Anterior tooth trauma
• Immediate implantation and immediate restoration in the aesthetic zone

• Oral Surgeon, MSc. Periodontology, MSc. Implantology – German Association of Periodontology (DGParo)
• Deputy Director and Professor at the Department of Oral Surgery & Implantology at Goethe University Frankfurt in Germany
• Chief Senior Physician at the Center for Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine at the Goethe University Hospital in Frankfurt (Carolinum)
• Clinical Lecturer & Supervisor – Master of Science in Oral Implantology at Goethe University
• Tutor & Supervisor – Anatomical Institute at the University of Vienna, Austria
• Certified Expert of the German Society of Oral Implantology (DGOI)

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