Advanced Implant Techniques: Socket-Shield, DTR, All-on-4®
Advanced Implant Techniques: Socket-Shield, DTR, All-on-4®
Course overview
Explore the latest advancements in dental implantation and discover the most contemporary techniques, such as the socket shield technique, Drilling through Roots (DTR) technique, and the All-on-4® technique!
The socket shield technique is an advanced procedure designed to preserve the buccal aspect of the tooth root during implant placement.
The Drilling through Roots (DTR) technique serves as a surgical guide for immediate implantation, providing efficient and precise implant placement.
What you will learn
Clinical significance and step-by-step protocols of the socket shield technique
Drilling through Roots (DTR) technique for immediate implantation
All-on-4® technique for the treatment of full edentulous cases: surgical and prosthetic aspects.
This course integrates evidence-based dental science with a clinically oriented approach. Join to stay current in implantology!
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Socket-Shield Technique: Core Principles and Clinical Applications
Preservation of the vestibular cortical plate as the key to successful implantation
Fundamentals and principles of the socket shield technique
Indications and contraindications for the socket-shield technique
Selection of tools and recommendations for their use at each stage
Technique of the operation using clinical examples with a detailed explanation of each stage.
Lesson 2. Partial Extraction Therapy: An In-Depth Analysis of the Socket-Shield Technique
Literature analysis of clinical application of the socket-shield technique
Long-term results of operations
Errors and complications when using the socket-shield technique: how to avoid and how to eliminate
New trends in the application of the socket-shield technique
Key points and recommendations for an excellent result
Patient selection criteria for optimal outcomes
Case studies demonstrating successful applications
Guidelines for post-operative care and maintenance.
Lesson 3. Soft and Bone Tissue Management for Immediate Implantation
The ideal position of the implant for immediate implantation. How to define it?
Complications during surgery. Prevention methods
Protocols of soft tissue augmentation around the implant site
Immediate dental implant placement with and without bone graft.
Lesson 4. Drilling Through Root (DTR) Technique: Tooth Root as Surgical Template in Immediate Implantation
Drilling through root (DTR) technique: What are the advantages?
Indications and contraindications for drilling through root technique (DTR technique)
Step-by-step stages of immediate implantation including the application of DTR technique with the author's comments
Protocols for creating and optimizing the emergence profile
Analysis of clinical cases from simple to complex in immediate implantation of posterior and anterior teeth.
Lesson 5. Immediate implantation: Secrets for Predictable Treatment
Analysis of the latest literature on immediate implantation
The main points to consider when choosing a method of immediate implantation
Evaluation of the Esthetic Risk Assessment (ERA) considering risk factors
Classification of the extraction socket
Factors influencing implant survival with immediate implantation.
Lesson 6. Advanced Techniques and Clinical Considerations in Immediate Implantation
Clinical considerations of the socket-shield technique
Temporary prosthetics and contour management during immediate implantation: What are the perspectives?
Critical risk factors for consideration in immediate implantation and immediate loading
Step-by-step application of the socket-shield technique
Step-by-step application of the drilling through root (DTR) technique.
Lesson 7. All-on-4 ® Concept: Surgical Aspects
Is high-quality treatment possible for fully edentulous patients?
Biomechanical and clinical benefits of implant angulation during placement
Inclusion criteria for selecting the All-on-4 ® method
Variations of the All-on-4® technique and its nuances
Zygomatic implants: When can they be used?
Trans-sinus placement of implants: Advantages and disadvantages.
Lesson 8. All-on-4 ® Concept: Prosthetic Aspects
Prosthetic aspects of the All-on-4® technique:
Impression taking techniques
Manufacturing of provisional prostheses
Final prosthesis design and fabrication considerations.
Mechanical and biological complications: How to avoid mistakes
Long-term maintenance considerations
Aesthetic outcomes and patient satisfaction
Analysis of clinical cases: rehabilitation of complex cases with All-on-4®.
