It’s a well-known fact that great dentists are extremely busy people, who always learn and looking to improve. But do they have what it takes to fit some fun into their packed schedules?
Dr. Sarkis Sözkes (Turkey) Clinical and experimental studies have focused on the mechanisms of tissue integration and the possibilities of ensuring long-term success. Implant failure can be caused by many factors, such as morphology fractures, material failures, and more. Dr. Sözkes will delve into these cases, presenting contemporary research data as well as clinical and biological implications.
This innovative implant placement, via a novel atraumatic technique using a UV activator, transforms the implant surface into a hydrophilic environment – providing a method that can be used instead of sinus floor elevation (SFE).
Bone transplantation in the maxillary sinus is an approved, successful procedure that has been practiced for over 30 years. Dr. Yatzkaier will present the latest developments in sinus floor elevation, and attempt to shed light on the question: Is there any advantage to the length of the implant introduced into the maxillary sinus where the bone was grafted?
A case study of a removed implant that lost the vestibular plate, and a guided bone regeneration that was performed with allograft, titanium mesh, and an acellular dermal matrix in order to gain hard and soft tissues, and create the biological conditions for placing an AB Dental I-ON implant in the anterior sector.
This presentation shows several step-by-step methods to add bone volume to the deficient anterior maxilla using bone plates harvested from the mandible as well as those produced by tissue banks. Moreover, a short review will be presented on how to optimize bone graft consistency, healing, maturation, and density through the use of autologous blood concentrates.
Dentists often face challenges when placing implants in an area of reduced alveolar bone volume. Short and narrow implants have been used for the past twenty years, as a possible treatment alternative to bone grafting procedures in patients with limited alveolar bone height and volume in the maxilla and severely atrophic mandible. In this course, Dr. Eli Raviv will discuss the criteria for a successful clinical application of short wide and narrow-diameter implants.
During his presentation, Dr. Ciprian Capraru will raise and answer 3 truly important questions for each practitioner that has the opportunity to choose between a screw-retained and a cement-retained restoration. The questions raised are: “When and what do we choose in order to maximize implant life, have the best esthetics and minimize the likelihood of complications”? “Do we always make the right decision”? and “What is the correct choice”?
Dr. José Manuel Mendoza Ferrer will talk about digital planning, combining the technique of immediate loading and rehabilitation with CAD/CAM restorations using AB Dental’s resources for their integration.
Comprehensive rehabilitation drives us to innovate, combining techniques in order to achieve the best possible functional and aesthetic results for our patients. By combining orthognathic surgery with implantology, we can achieve far more complete and flattering results than by using local augmentation techniques alone.
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