Module VIII
Complex treatment, corticotomy
Summary:
Comprehensive treatment for a patient with periodontitis may involve implantological, prosthetic, and orthodontic treatments. Module VIII is dedicated to surgical procedures at the intersection of different disciplines, such as gingival augmentation before and after orthodontic treatment, as well as shaping soft tissues around implants and prosthetic crowns to achieve natural esthetic results. These procedures require excellent collaboration with specialists from various fields.
Treatment planning for complex clinical issues is the final step toward completing our project, as well as achieving satisfaction for both the doctor and the patient from the treatment performed.
Contents:
- Prosthetic treatment of patients with periodontitis
- Loss of papilla height and soft tissue management at pontic sites
- Soft tissue realignment using prosthodontics therapy
- Immediate implant placement in the case of papilla loss, gingival recession, and altered passive eruption at the adjacent teeth
- The mucogingival approach to implant therapy in multiple edentulous sites
- Peri-implant papilla reconstruction
- Orthodontic treatment of patients with periodontitis: planning tooth movement
- Soft tissue augmentation before and after orthodontic treatment
- Corticotomy
- Management of complex cases: periodontal surgery, implant placement, and prosthetic rehabilitation in the esthetic zone
Hands-on training:
- Interactive sessions - planning interdisciplinary treatment in complex clinical situations
- Corticotomy
- Horizontal bone augmentation with guided bone regeneration (the 'sausage' technique)
