Branemark Centre: 21-23 June 2012 / FR-Marseille
Palacci, Renouard, Rikelme: Advanced Concepts in Complex Implant Cases
This unique experience will give the participants an insight to hard and soft tissues management, advanced grafting techniques (onlay grafts, sinus elevation…), the science and evidence behind short and narrow
implants in various cases (from simple tooth to full arch rehabilitation). Immediate loading: when and how?
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This unique experience will give the participants an insight to hard and soft tissues management, advanced grafting techniques (onlay grafts, sinus elevation…), the science and evidence behind short and narrow
implants in various cases (from simple tooth to full arch rehabilitation). Immediate loading: when and how?
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Esposito Live Surgery Course: 7 July 2012 / IT-Venice
Esposito M: Vertical and Horizontal Bone Augmentation with Xenogenic Blocks.
Vertical and Horizontal augmentation procedures remain a clinical challenge, however in a few instance they represent the only available option to allow dental implant placement. This course will focus on:
1) the inlay technique using a cancellous heterologous block for augmenting posterior mandibles with about 5 mm of residual bone height above the mandibular canal. This technique has been evaluated in several randomised clinical trials and is one of the most documented vertical augmentation procedures.
2) the onlay technique using a cortico-cancellous heterologous block for augmenting atrophic ridges in the maxilla. This technique has proven a good predictability during clinical trials.
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Vertical and Horizontal augmentation procedures remain a clinical challenge, however in a few instance they represent the only available option to allow dental implant placement. This course will focus on:
1) the inlay technique using a cancellous heterologous block for augmenting posterior mandibles with about 5 mm of residual bone height above the mandibular canal. This technique has been evaluated in several randomised clinical trials and is one of the most documented vertical augmentation procedures.
2) the onlay technique using a cortico-cancellous heterologous block for augmenting atrophic ridges in the maxilla. This technique has proven a good predictability during clinical trials.
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Lake Como Institute: 7-8 September 2012 / IT-Como
Esposito, Testori, Invernizzi: Evidence-based Approach to Lateral Sinus Augmentation.
This two-day course will present sinus elevation techniques and possible alternatives to sinus elevation therapy from pre-surgical planning to prosthetic restoration. Initially the anatomy, the materials, the surgical procedures, the scientific evidence and the complications will be presented. Multiple video presentations will give participants complete exposure to various surgical sinus elevation procedures and clinical tips. There will also be an interactive session with participants invited to present a few of their most interesting cases to be openly discussed.
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This two-day course will present sinus elevation techniques and possible alternatives to sinus elevation therapy from pre-surgical planning to prosthetic restoration. Initially the anatomy, the materials, the surgical procedures, the scientific evidence and the complications will be presented. Multiple video presentations will give participants complete exposure to various surgical sinus elevation procedures and clinical tips. There will also be an interactive session with participants invited to present a few of their most interesting cases to be openly discussed.
IV International Congress on Tissue Rege
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