Dental implant courses, digital dentistry training, and more

高い予知性を得るためには審査診断からインプラントの選択とアバットメントの選択、軟組織のマネジメントと様々な要件があります。本セミナーでは白鳥清人先生の長年の臨床実績に基づいた歯科治療の基本手技や多くの症例から得た経験的知見をお伝えし、審美領域や骨欠損部へのインプラント治療に対しての診断、治療計画、手術法について、わかりやすく解説を行っていただきます。

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of atraumatic extraction, bone grafting, and immediate dental implant placement. We discuss the different bone grafting and membrane materials and techniques. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably select cases for immediate extraction, grafting, and implant placement. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on shedding practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide effective and efficient implant therapy to your patients.

Learning Objectives

• Atraumatic extraction principles
• Proper instruments for treatment
• Bone biology & socket healing principles
• Mechanical extraction systems 
• Bone grafting materials & principles
• Membrane materials & principles 
• Understanding which techniques to use when
• Implant Placement (Hands-on)
• Immediate implant placement (Hands-on)
• Basic suturing techniques & flap design (Hands-on)
• Socket Grafting & Ridge augmentation (Hands-on)

DTX Studio™ インプラント・ソフトウェアを用いたデジタル診査・診断、そしてサージカルテンプレートを用いたガイディッド・サージェリーの優位性を学べるコースです。インプラント治療経験に応じたノーベルガイドの臨床応用方法を解説し、オペビデオを通じてガイディッド・サージェリーの臨床実践を習得いただけます。また、ダイナミックナビゲーションシステム「X-Guide^®」の概要、実践を紹介します。

The Ultimate Live Surgery - Destination Training Program

Choose from Full Arch and Single Tooth programs.

Each program is limited to 14 participants.

Join the Full Arch Live Surgery on actual patients training program. This one-of-a-kind program offers implant training for those dentists who are at the intermediate level of oral implantology in their practice and are interested in increasing their skills and knowledge of All-on-4 Full Arch therapies. Participants will complete 3 Full Arches and assist in an additional 3 Full Arches during this 3 day program.

Join the Single Tooth Live Surgery on actual patients training program. This one-of-a -kind program offers implant training for those dentists who are in the beginning stages of adding oral implantology in their practice or interested in increasing their skills and receiving quality hands-on experience providing implant therapies. Participants will place 10+ implants and assist in 10+ implant surgeries.

Core Mini-Residency in Oral Implantology

Core 4: PRF Workshop & Live-Patient Implant Surgery Program

The first day of this 3-day (30 CE) program focuses on the science and protocols of utilizing PRF and PRP in different clinical applications. Venipuncture is taught by a highly-experience phlebotomy instructor. The remaining two days will be spent treating patients under the supervision of an experience DDI faculty member. Participants will apply their previous didactic and hands-on training, such as atraumatic extractions, implant placement, bone grafting, suturing, and much more. Our participants all agree that there is so no better way to start placing implants routinely, than to complete the first few cases done the supervision of an expert.

• Pre-surgical planning
• Implant surgical principles
• Post-operative principles
• Surgical placement of implants and adjunctive procedures needed to complete the case such as atraumatic extractions, ridge augmentation, PRF utilization and indirect sinus grafting (Hands-on)
• Case review and discussion on important clinical issues
• Complication avoidance & management
• The science and difference between the three leading PRF protocols: L-PRF, A-PRF, and PRGF
• Clinical application for both hard tissue and soft tissue procedures
• Venipuncture, taught by a highly-experience phlebotomy instructor (Hands-on)

Advanced Soft Tissue Management around Teeth and Implants.

This course is designed for general practitioners and interested clinicians to provide them with the essential knowledge and hands-on experience needed to improve patient outcomes in soft tissue management around teeth and implants.

Learning objectives:

• Accurately diagnose mucogingival defects, understand their etiologies, and explore the science behind soft tissue management.
• Development of a decision-making framework for soft tissue management around teeth and implants.
• Learning flap design and management of recipient sites for single or multiple tooth recessions.
• Learning harvesting  techniques of donor sites including free gingival grafts and various techniques for connective tissue grafts.
• Compare autogenous tissues with biomaterials used as alternatives in soft tissue management.
• Refine advanced suturing techniques to improve clinical outcomes in soft tissue surgeries.
• Understand strategies for preventing and managing complications following soft tissue procedures.
• Hands-On Training: A two-day hands-on workshop utilizing pig jaws to practice:
  • Free gingival graft and connective tissue graft techniques
  • Advanced suturing techniques

Synopsis

Designed for smaller groups, this observation program will allow you to follow in detail the daily work and surgical schedule of  MALO CLINIC clinical team with a key focus on high skilled cases as well as on the combination of the All-on-4® surgical  protocol with the use of zygoma implants; for severely atrophic maxillae, this procedure is complemented with extra-maxillary  anchored implants – hybrid and double-zygoma approaches – which treatment planning and placement will be covered in  detail during this training session.

During this program not only will you get the chance to follow several different procedures at the operating room including live  zygoma surgery, as you will also have the opportunity to extensively discuss the All-on-4® protocol hybrid and double-zygoma  approaches with our clinical team that will take you through all the relevant aspects, from patient selection to treatment  planning, and anatomic and imaging considerations, all the way through to the fitting of the immediate and final prostheses.

These approaches will also both be covered at a hands-on session. The zygoma clinical residency program will allow you  to gain the skills and know-how to successfully rehabilitate severely resorbed maxillae in just a few hours using the MALO  CLINIC protocol and is complemented by a mentorship program to support you on your first cases. We also encourage you  to bring your own cases for discussion and treatment planning.

Course Overview

• Re-thinking oral rehabilitation – Solutions for rehabilitating atrophic maxilla Cases (high skilled & zygoma)
• Patient selection and treatment planning – Indication for zygomatic implants & Pre-operatory patient assessment
• How to manage possible Zygoma cases complications
• The esthetic possibilities of All-on-4® protocol – prosthetic rehabilitation of zygoma cases
• Following live surgical procedures including live zygoma case(s) at the operating rooms
• Zygoma hands-on sessions

Core Mini-Residency in Oral Implantology

CORE 1: IMPLANT TREATMENT PLANNING & RESTORATIONS

• Treatment planning & Nobel Clinician

• Implant selection & positioning (Hands-on)

• Implant planning from simple to complex

• Abutment selection

• Proper cementation techniques

• Cement retained prostheses

• Screw retained prostheses

• Utilizing implant tools (Hands-on)

• Impression Techniques (Hands-on)

• Implant occlusion

• Provisional Restorations (Hands-on)

• Digital treatment planning & utilization of 3D imaging

Synopsis

MALO CLINIC Education has created a program that provides the participant   with a unique opportunity to understand all surgical alternatives to perform   a standard All-on-4® Concept.

The All-on-4® concept is one of the breakthroughs in Implant Dentistry,   allowing the rehabilitation of the majority of edentulous arches without the   need of bone grafting. Created at MALO CLINIC, the All-on-4® concept it is   backed up by more than 20 years of clinical research with excellent long-term   results.

Today, the All-on-4® concept is up to date with the digital revolution in   implant dentistry, allowing to upgrade surgical and prosthodontic protocols   following a full digital workflow. In this 3-day course, the participants will   gain knowledge on the analogical workflow, the digital approach through 3D   navigated surgery, and the digital workflow with the use of stackable guides;   representing the basis and state-of-the-art approaches to how the   contemporary All-on-4® concept is performed. It includes 3 live surgeries,   backed up by theory, featuring live demonstrations or hands-on from planning   to surgery and hands-on in implant placement (one for each approach)!

Course Overview

• Re-thinking oral rehabilitation – from analogical to digital
• Patient selection and treatment planning
• The esthetic possibilities of the All-on-4® surgical protocol – Prosthetic   rehabilitation
• Implant maintenance
• Lab workflow
• Live All-on-4® protocol surgeries in the maxilla and/or mandible
• Live placement of immediate prosthesis

Core Mini-Residency in Oral Implantology

Core 2: Implant Surgery & Restoratively Driven Treatment

• Treatment planning & Nobel Clinician
• Anatomical considerations & biology
• Proper implant placement in 4 dimensions
• Single tooth implant surgery (Hands-on)
• Multiple tooth implant surgery
• Edentulous implant surgery 
• Implant placement (Hands-on) 
• Basic suturing techniques & flap design (Hands-on)
• Bone physiology & healing • Implant pharmacology 
• Stage 2 implant surgery & soft tissue considerations (Hands-on)

This 3-day program (30 CE) delivers a comprehensive understanding of the principles of atraumatic extraction, bone grafting, and immediate dental implant placement. We discuss the different bone grafting and membrane materials and techniques. You will leave this program with the ability to comfortably select cases for immediate extraction, grafting, and implant placement. Our program is evidence based, with a focus on shedding practical tips and tricks, and hands-on training, to allow you to provide effective and efficient implant therapy to your patients.

Learning Objectives

• Atraumatic extraction principles
• Proper instruments for treatment
• Bone biology & socket healing principles
• Mechanical extraction systems 
• Bone grafting materials & principles
• Membrane materials & principles 
• Understanding which techniques to use when
• Implant Placement (Hands-on)
• Immediate implant placement (Hands-on)
• Basic suturing techniques & flap design (Hands-on)
• Socket Grafting & Ridge augmentation (Hands-on)

The Ultimate Live Surgery - Destination Training Program

Choose from Full Arch and Single Tooth programs.

Each program is limited to 14 participants.

Join the Full Arch Live Surgery on actual patients training program. This one-of-a-kind program offers implant training for those dentists who are at the intermediate level of oral implantology in their practice and are interested in increasing their skills and knowledge of All-on-4 Full Arch therapies. Participants will complete 3 Full Arches and assist in an additional 3 Full Arches during this 3 day program.

Join the Single Tooth Live Surgery on actual patients training program. This one-of-a -kind program offers implant training for those dentists who are in the beginning stages of adding oral implantology in their practice or interested in increasing their skills and receiving quality hands-on experience providing implant therapies. Participants will place 10+ implants and assist in 10+ implant surgeries.

Advanced Soft Tissue Management around Teeth and Implants

This course is designed for general practitioners and interested clinicians to provide them with the essential knowledge and hands-on experience needed to improve patient outcomes in soft tissue management around teeth and implants.

Learning objectives:

• Accurately diagnose mucogingival defects, understand their etiologies, and explore the science behind soft tissue management.
• Development of a decision-making framework for soft tissue management around teeth and implants.
• Learning flap design and management of recipient sites for single or multiple tooth recessions.
• Learning harvesting techniques of donor sites including free gingival grafts and various techniques for connective tissue grafts.
• Compare autogenous tissues with biomaterials used as alternatives in soft tissue management.
• Refine advanced suturing techniques to improve clinical outcomes in soft tissue surgeries.
• Understand strategies for preventing and managing complications following soft tissue procedures.
• Hands-On Training: A two-day hands-on workshop utilizing pig jaws to practice:
  • Free gingival graft and connective tissue graft techniques
  • Advanced suturing techniques

The predictable management of the Maxillary Sinus requires an understanding of treatment options including direct and indirect site preparation for placement of dental implants.  Having confidence in treating the posterior maxilla is essential for being able to manage full mouth oral rehabilitation.

Learning Objectives

• Understand the role of posterior dentition in dentition stability
• Identify the pathology related related to Maxillary Sinus and appropriate treatment options
• Learn the surgical approaches to managing the Maxillary Sinus (direct and indirect techniques)
• Understand essential management of Soft and Hard Tissue
• Extrusions of the Posterior Maxilla
• Review case studies including 30 year follow-up
• Review Essential criteria for successful bone grafting
• Learn Soft Tissue Management for Bone Grafting (appropriate incisions, site exposure, closing and suturing for advanced bone grafts)
• Learn about Advanced Particulate Bone Grafts
• Know the use of Biologics in Bone Grafting (PRF, PRP)
• Review of case studies of Advanced Bone Grafts in both Simple and Advanced Prosthetic Cases
• Learn the basics of Ridge Expansion Grafts
• Learn the basics of Block Bone Grafts (donor sites, allograft blocks)
• Understand the mechanics of Lateral Positioning of the IAN
• Understand Complication Management Strategies