Soft tissue plastic surgery around implants

– Implantation planning: biological and prosthetic aspects

– Digital planning of implantological treatment

– Soft tissues in the field of future implantation: features

– Flap: 

- Anatomical aspects and design choices

- Features of flap mobilization

- Advantages of passive flap

- Detachment of the flap when exposing areas of anatomical structures.

– Types of flap incisions: 

- intrasulcular

- paramarginal

- linear

- triangular

- trapezoidal.

– Main incision: tactics depending on the clinical situation

– Advantages of a palatal suture

– Techniques for creating a sufficient amount of keratinized gingiva around the implant

– Connective tissue graft from the tuber: advantages of application

– Flap suture: significance in the development of complications

– Suturing methods:

- suture horizontal mattress internal and external

- suture Laurell

- suture criss-cross

- suture Sentineri-Laurell

- suture continuous

- suture stabilization.

– Stabilization and passivation of the flap.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists.

– The importance of soft tissues and keratinized mucosa for successful implantation

– The pink esthetics score

– Classification of sockets

– 5 protocols for working with soft tissues:

- Ridge preservation

- Ridge augmentation - cortical plate technique

- Ridge and soft tissue augmentation

- Prosthetic correction

- Mixed situation.

– First focus frame concept

– Protocol for the treatment of aggressive periodontitis with implants.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists.

– Factors of tissue stability around implants

– Keratinized tissue around the implant: prevention of recessions in the long term

– Free gingival graft: grafting technique based on the split flap principle

– Technique of increasing the volume of keratinized gingiva around the implant

– Soft tissue graft sampling technique and donor site processing technique

– Contraindications for the use of connective tissue graft

– Safety zones when taking a graft from the palatine

– Features of working in an aesthetically significant area

– Methods of de-epithelialization of the graft.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists.

– Failures in implantology: causes and risks

– Biological complications in implantation

– Soft tissue sealing concept

– The value of the soft tissue phenotype

– The concept of "buccal bone balcony"

– Indications for implant removal

– The rationale and protocol to use of Galvosurge© in retreatment of failures

– Soft-tissue mapping concept

– CIST protocol

– Non-surgical and surgical methods of treatment of implantation complications

– Implantoplasty: technique.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists.

– Criteria for the success of dental implantation

– Hard and soft tissues around the implant and tooth: distinctive features

– Soft tissue complications around implants: causes

– Keratinized mucosa around implants: correlation with peri-implantitis

– Methods of increasing the width of the keratinized gingiva

– Methods of increasing the volume of soft tissues: apical pouch technique

– Techniques for closing the naked root

– Optimal timing for working with soft tissues around the implant

– Taking a free gingival graft from palate: demonstration of the technique

– Collection of connective tissue graft by two parallel incisions

– Prevention of soft tissue recessions around implants.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists.

– The importance of the keratinized mucosa around implants 

– Soft tissue defects leading to implant complications

– Treatment planning for managing peri-implant defects

– Protocol of non-surgical treatment of peri-implantitis

– Esthetic failures in implant dentistry

– Protocol for implant surface decontamination in peri-implantitis

– Indications for use a gingival graft and a connective tissue graft

– Predictable and effective augmentation techniques

– Alternatives to autogenous grafts by using xenogenic collagen substitutes

– Gingival recession in the implant area: etiology, classification, treatment protocol

– Bilaminar technique for eliminating the recession around the implant 

– Envelop flap technique

– Oral hygiene after implantological treatment.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists.

– Biological phenomenon of complications after implantation

– Classification, etiology and pathogenesis of peri-implantitis

– The value of prosthetic overload in the development of peri-implantitis

– 4 stages of prevention of peri-implantitis

– Biological rules of implant placement

– Early peri-implantitis: clinic and diagnosis

– Basic principles of treatment of mucositis

– Treatment of peri-implantitis:

- Non-surgical approach

- Resection approach

- Regenerative approach

- Explantation.

– Laser in the treatment of peri-implantitis: indications

– Decontamination of the implant surface: techniques

– Algorithm for choosing tactics for the treatment of peri-implantitis

– Prognosis of peri-implantitis treatment.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists.