Advanced Surgical Extraction and Implantology A.Y. 2022/2023

The second level CPD Course has a theoretical-practical approach aimed at providing a learning on the problems of the surgical extraction and the following implant prosthetic rehabilitation phases.
The teachings that are carried out within Istituto Stomatologico Toscano and GIIA, aim to provide basic theoretical and methodological knowledge and consist of lectures and practical laboratory activities.

The modality of the Second Level Master Program (CPD course) is blended, and it includes 3 on-line modules and the last module in Italy as follow:

• FRONTAL LECTURES: 150 hours
• Session 1: 10/15 October 2022 → 6 days online;
• Session 2: between November and July→ 6 lectures online;
• Session 3: between January and July → 5 lectures online;
• Session 4: Italian Meeting in Camaiore the first day (Saturday) and 5 days in Rome (23-29 September) → 6 days in presence

The Second Level Master Program (CPD course) includes the following teaching modules:

MOD. 1

• ANATOMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN ORAL SURGERY
  – Interpreting and standing the clinical and procedural implications of the specific procedures of Implant Surgery
  – To highlight the functional aspects of bone tissue and biological responses to implant insertion Key points
  – Bone biology notions
  – The phenomena of bone remodeling
  – Bone tissue response to prosthetic loads
• HOPELESS TEETH AND ALTERNATIVE
  – Classification of bone quality
  – Pre-oral evaluation
  – Screening and treatment of hopeless teeth
  – Indication for teeth extraction
  – Surgical technique for extraction
  – The Treatment Plan
• EXTRACTIVE SURGERY, INDICATION AND TECNIQUE
  – Surgical technique for extraction
  – Indication for teeth extraction
  – Indication and technique for a minimally invasive extractive surgery
  – Wisdom teeth extraction
  – Coronectomy of inferior third molars
• SURGICAL TECHNIQUE IN ORAL IMPLANTOLOGY
  – Preparation of the surgery field in aseptic conditions. Preparation of implant site, implant insertion and insertion torque control. Surgical techniques for incision and suture. Analyze the gnatological implications of implant-supported prosthetic rehabilitation
  – Gnatomic function lines
  – Occlusal Considerations of Implant Supported Implants
  – The implant-prosthetic treatment of the disgnotic patient

MOD. 2

• POST EXTRACTIVE IMPLANTS
  – Post-extraction bone remodeling phenomena, ridge preservation techniques, post-extractive implantation, post-mining plant and GBR techniques. Post-extracting plant and immediate loading.
• IMMEDIATE LOADING PROCEDURES
  – Analyze surgical and prosthetic immediate procedures
• HYGIENE PROTOCOLS FOR CANDIDATE TO PROSTHETICREHABILITATION
  – Biological considerations on the connection between implant and prosthesis
  – Emergency and aesthetic profiles in prosthetic implants
  – Evolution of materials andtechniques in aesthetic dentist.

MOD. 3

• BONE RECONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES
  – To deepen the biological bases of bone regeneration, cellular mechanisms of bone regeneration. Bone reconstruction techniques, type of biomaterials, type of membranes. Alveolar bone reconstruction techniques with bone blocks, maxillary sinus lifting techniques, inlay bone grafts in the posterior mandible.
• PERIMPLANTS SOFT TISSUE
  – Second stage surgery, management of peri-implant soft tissue
• MAXILLO-FACIAL SURGERY AND ORAL SINUSITIS THERAPY
  – Oral reconstructive surgery
  – Bone vascular bone
  – Cervical maxillary sinus
• TREATMENT OF PERI-IMPLANTITIS
  – Understand the prevalence of peri-implant pathologies, treatment principles,surgical techniques, and prevalence of post-treatment success

MOD. 4

• PROSTHETIC COMPONENTS AND SOLUTIONS
  – Explain the main connection options in implant prostheses by exploring the micromechanical aspects and organic a – Plant / abutment connection b – Abutment / prosthesis connectio c – Component analysis of components
• PROSTHETIC DESIGN IN IMPLANTOLOGY
  – To make known the principles that guide the design of prosthetic rehabilitation on plants as far as the number pillars, biomechanical and aesthetic considerations(a) – Biomechanics of implant-supported prosthetic reconstruction (b) – Diagnostic wax-up (c )- project (d) – Realization of the surgical stent (e) – Considerations on tooth-implant connection(f)
• COMPUTER GUIDED SURGERY & INNOVATIONS IN IMPLANTOLOGY
  – Diagnostic surgical and prosthetic procedures Innovations in implantology