Peri-Implantitis: Treatment Strategy and Surgical Protocols. Seminar by Alberto Monje. "Standard" option

The course focuses on a systematic approach to peri-implantitis treatment: from initial infection control and the selection of non-surgical treatment modalities to surgical therapy and supportive care. Participants will explore how clinical presentation, peri-implant defect morphology, implant position, and prosthetic factors influence treatment selection.

After completing the course, you will be able to:

— Develop a stepwise treatment strategy for peri-implantitis, from infection control to surgical therapy and supportive care

— Select non-surgical and surgical treatment modalities based on the clinical presentation, defect morphology, and implant position

— Understand implant-surface decontamination protocols and the indications for different treatment approaches

— Differentiate the indications for resective, regenerative, and combined surgical therapy

— Integrate hard- and soft-tissue management, prosthetic considerations, and maintenance protocols to improve treatment stability.

Course lecturer — Alberto Monje, a leading European expert in peri-implantitis treatment. An internationally recognized specialist in periodontology and implant dentistry, he is the author of numerous scientific publications on peri-implantitis.

Please note! The following course participation options are also available:

Seminar – Comfort

Seminar – VIP

Hands-On Workshop

Advantages of the “Standard” participation option:

– Access to the scientific programme

– Coffee breaks

– Course materials

– Certificate of attendance

– ADA credits available upon request.

Program

— Stepwise treatment strategy for peri-implantitis — from initial infection control to surgical therapy and supportive care

— Selection of non-surgical and surgical treatment modalities based on clinical presentation, defect morphology, implant position, and prosthetic factors

— Comparison of implant-surface decontamination protocols and evaluation of the indications and limitations of mechanical, chemical, and adjunctive approaches

— Indications for resective, regenerative, and combined surgical therapy, with selection of the most appropriate approach according to peri-implant defect configuration

— Integration of hard- and soft-tissue management, prosthetic considerations, and maintenance protocols to improve treatment stability and reduce the risk of recurrence.