Posterior Implant Placement from a surgical perspective
LOD-002-04
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
Diagnostic tools for posterior implant placement and optimal posterior placement. Local Anesthesia and surgical preparation.Implant system choice and loading options.Flapless vs. full flap procedures. Suturing technique. Temporization options.
Posterior Implant Placement from a Restorative Perspective
LOD-002-03
Dr. George Perri
Methods to simplify restorative case work up. Surgical template/guide design. Case planning and a rationale for numbers and positioning of implants. Fail safe impression techniques to make implant dentistry easier than conventional.
Office set-up and case selection from a surgical perspective
LOD-002-02
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
This 2-hour Course will in depth highlight the set-up of a dental office to perform implant placement. The following will be discussed: Implant system(s) and drill units; surgical instruments and disposables; pre-operative digital radiographic planning; sterile and clean operatory techniques; consent form; patient set-up; medications; surgical techniques: one-stage and two-stage; suture materials; post-op follow-up. General goals and a rationale for selecting case types will also be presented.
Office Set-up and Case Selection
LOD-002-01
Dr. George Perri
Course goals and a rationale for selecting case types and implant system(s) will be presented. An understanding of restorative methods and goals will be developed.
Management of implant complications during healing and before final prosthetic therapy
LOD-001-12
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
Implant Dentistry offers todays patients function on a predicatable basis. Presently, the main concern for both clinicians and patients is achieving esthetic, lasting implant results and preventing complications and failures. This course will focus on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of problems with dental implants in the anterior and posterior jaw region. The indications and solutions for re-treatment of failing, failed or malpositioned implants will be discussed.
Soft Tissue Management and Grafting around Dental Implants - Esthetic and Mucogingival solutions
LOD-001-11
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
This lecture will present the different techniques to enhance the aesthetic emergence profile of the implant site and the health of the peri-implant tissues. Oral plastic surgical procedures like connective tissue augmentation, mucogingival treatment and special soft tissue flap designs for predictable bone graft coverage will be presented. New techniques for uncovering of implants with hydrokinetic laser therapy without local anesthesia will also be shown.
LOD-001-10
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
The second lecture will emphasize the largely pneumatized with little crestal bone, the sinus with hypertrophic epithelium, the need for advanced diagnostic tools and the bone graft of choice for the advanced case. The implant design and surface for these sinus cases will be discussed. In addition, the need for ridge augmentation simultaneous with sinus augmentation will be presented. The timing of graft healing and implant placement and loading will be presented. A new technique to prepare the sinus window using a hydrokinetic laser (Waterlase) will be introduced.
Sinus augmentation using the osteotome and lateral window technique with implant placement
LOD-001-09
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
The first lecture in a series of sinus augmentation will describe the evidence in the literature, the clinical techniques and when a simplified approach like the osteotome technique is applicable. The lateral window technique will be emphasized in combination with implant placement and the anatomical and diagnostic parameters for simultaneous implant placement. The discussion of autograft versus bone fillers will be started and completed in the second lecture. Complications and medications used for sinus augmentation will be presented.
Vertical ridge augmentation using alveolar distraction osteogenesis (DO)
LOD-001-08
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
This lecture presents the Distraction Osteogenesis (DO) technique and its limitations. While evidence for DO is moderate to strong, case selection, as always, is very important. Both the indications and the clinical steps that make this procedure, which does not necessitate a bone harvest, a success are discussed. Complications seen with this technique and its treatment are highlighted.
Vertical ridge augmentation using GBR procedures
LOD-001-07
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
This lecture presents evidence from the literature supporting the use of particulated bone grafts and titanium reinforced Gore-Tex membranes for predictable vertical and horizontal ridge augmentation. A step-by-step clinical demonstration of the necessary elements to improve the successrate with this very powerful regeneration procedure. Diagnosis, indications, medications, flap design, bone harvesting site, membrane management and fixation and soft tissue release and suturing will be discussed in detail. Possible complications and their treatment are presented.