MIS Implants Technologies

Implant placement through digitally designed guide stents becomes more and more popular as the accuracy, the efficacy and handling of these procedure is evolving fast.

This webinar will focus on abutment material selection and abutment design. It will address challenges faced by restorative dentists and dental technicians while selecting and designing abutments for screw- and cement-retained implant-supported restorations.

The root shape prior to extraction needs to be duplicated, so that the pressure that surrounds the root is maintained.

It is known that the one abutment-one time protocol in dental implantology has many biological advantages. However, it also has its drawbacks, especially for single-tooth restorations.

The main objective of this presentation is to show how perio plastic surgery, combined with implant or natural tooth restoration, may improve aesthetic results in complex cases, using a predictable and simple digital workflow to achieve better results for the patient.

The idea of "1 abutment - 1 time" has been circulating in the dental world for decades.

The health of peri-implant tissues plays an important role in the long term outcome of dental implants. The absence of keratinized gingiva (KG) may be a risk factor for developing recession or peri-implantitis.

Soft tissue management surrounding implants is a difficult task. Strategies should be standardized and include a strict protocol in order to avoid bone loss and recession.

The course will focus on minimally invasive surgery using bone splitting techniques.

This lecture is an up-to-date synthesis based on both an international bibliography and the lecturer’s experience of more than 14 years in maxillary sinus surgery.