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Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR): From Biological Principles to Predictable Clinical Outcomes
A complete biological and surgical roadmap for Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR) — from diagnosis and clinical decision-making to graft stabilization and prosthetically driven rehabilitation.
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Timo Suojarvi
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Ilkka Pallonen
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Krasimir Zlatev
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4 lecciones (2h 43m)
2 CE Credits

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Descripción
Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR) represents a paradigm shift in implant dentistry, moving from managing post-extraction tissue collapse to proactively preserving and reconstructing the dentoalveolar complex at the time of extraction.
This course provides a complete understanding of the IDR concept, combining biological principles, clinical decision-making, surgical techniques, and prosthetic planning to achieve predictable hard- and soft-tissue outcomes.
During the course, you will learn about:
— The biological foundations and treatment philosophy behind Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR)
— Clinical decision-making processes, including case selection, defect analysis, and indications for IDR
— Extraction socket classification, alveolar bone remodeling, and strategies for preserving ridge architecture
— Surgical protocols for minimally invasive extraction, socket preparation, bone harvesting, graft stabilization, and implant positioning
— The role of prosthetic planning, surgical guides, and provisional restorations in achieving predictable esthetic outcomes.
Lección 1.Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR): Biological Foundations and Treatment Philosophy
— Evolution of Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR)
— Biological principles of immediate dentoalveolar reconstruction
— Preservation of the dentoalveolar complex following tooth extraction
— The role of buccal plate reconstruction in ridge preservation
— Indications and clinical objectives of the IDR concept
— IDR as a biologically driven treatment philosophy
— Analysis of clinical cases.
Lección 2.Clinical Decision-Making and Treatment Planning in the IDR Concept
— Differentiating IDR from conventional immediate implant placement
— Case selection and indication criteria for IDR
— Evaluation of defect morphology and biological prerequisites
— Surgical and prosthetic factors influencing treatment predictability
— Implant positioning, graft stabilization, and restorative planning
— Clinical workflow and analysis of representative IDR cases.
Lección 3.Clinical Foundations of Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR)
— The biological decision-making pathway for Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR)
— Understanding post-extraction alveolar bone remodeling and resorption
— Extraction socket classification and treatment planning
— Clinical indications and case selection for IDR
— Implant selection criteria for Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration
— Classification of alveolar bone defects according to José Carlos da Rosa
— Fundamental biological and surgical principles of the IDR technique
— Biological rationale for maxillary tuberosity bone grafting
— Surgical guide application and provisional crown planning workflow.
Lección 4.Surgical Workflow of Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR): From Extraction to Graft Stabilization
— Preoperative evaluation of the surgical site using CBCT analysis
— Clinical assessment and treatment planning before tooth extraction
— Minimally invasive extraction protocols: step-by-step surgical workflow
— Socket debridement and disinfection protocols for predictable reconstruction
— Instruments and techniques for bone harvesting from the maxillary tuberosity
— Step-by-step protocol for maxillary tuberosity bone graft harvesting
— Alternative donor sites and approaches for autogenous bone harvesting
— Osteotomy preparation and graft stabilization within the extraction socket
— Crestal sinus floor elevation using Versah protocols
— Intraoperative prosthetic workflow and immediate provisional restoration planning.
El curso incluye las siguientes lecciones:

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