BOPT protocols. Surgery, prosthetics, dental technician stage
BOPT protocols. Surgery, prosthetics, dental technician stage
Course overview
A series of lessons from eminent lecturers devoted to new trends in fixed prosthodontics, where you will learn modern ideas about biological preparation and prosthetic restorations.
You will study the advantages and indications for the application of the ВОРТ concept.
The authors considered analog and digital approaches in the ВОРТ concept, laboratory aspects of the ВОРТ philosophy, materials for the manufacture of functional and aesthetic fixed prosthetic restorations.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Vertical Preparation and Simplified Prosthetics Protocol (SPP)
The traditional approach of fixed prosthetic restorations: clinical stages
Finish line geometry: biological and mechanical aspects
The causes of soft-tissue recessions in the field of prosthetics
Simplified Prosthetics Protocol (SPP): key aspects
Advantages of vertical preparation
Crown contour: methods of formation
Protocol of teeth preparation: instruments and methods
Temporary prosthetics: clinical recommendations.
Lesson 2. The key aspects of working with the vertical preparation technique
Obtaining the final impression: the time of taking the impression and the impression materials
Methods for obtaining working prints
Materials for prosthetics: key aspects of working with lithium disilicate
Laboratory stages when working in the technique of vertical preparation
Aesthetical and mechanical behavior of all-ceramic restoration materials in vertical geometry
Mistakes in vertical preparation of teeth
Artificial сervical contour: prevention methods
Clinical cases of application of the SPP.
Lesson 3. BOPT concept on natural teeth. Clinical and laboratory steps
Philosophy of the concept of BOPT on natural teeth
Types of preparation: the effectiveness of horizontal and vertical preparation
The reaction of soft tissues to different types of preparation
The biological advantages of the technique BOPT
Remodeling of the eruption contour due to a prosthetic restoration
Working with a thin periodontal phenotype
Cementation of prosthetic restorations: materials
Principles of preparation in the concept of BOPT
Protocol of prosthetic restoration in the concept of BOPT on natural teeth and implants
Histological substantiation of the concept of BOPT
Digital protocol BOPT
Manufacture of veneers in the concept of BOPT
Philosophy BOPT in posterior teeth and implants
Indications for the use of BOPT.
Lesson 4. BOPT concept on natural teeth
The principles of the concept BOPT and its advantages
Preparation with a finish line: indications
Overcontour: pros and cons
Modern-day applications of the biological width
Contouring temporary restorations for BOPT concept
Diagnosis and preparation of a treatment plan: a clinical example
Vertical preparation: stages, tools and recommendations
Creating a smile design in the BOPT concept
Gingitage: the concept and biological aspects
Criteria for determining the depth of preparation
The role of temporary prosthetic restoration
Laboratory stage: features of the dental technician's work in the BOPT concept
Soft tissue stability: a clinical example.
Lesson 5. BOPT concept on implants
Basic principles of BOPT concept
Fundamental differences between a natural tooth and an implant
Application of the concept of BOPT in implantology
Bone level and Tissue level implants: the main differences and trends
Changes in bone tissue after tooth extraction: aesthetic aspects of implantation planning
Preservation of the gingival papilla: the key to success
The concept of BOPT for implantation in posterior teeth.
Lesson 6. How to manage form and possition of the gingival margin with B.O.P.T philosophy
Preparation of teeth: anatomical aspects
Finish line design
Philosophy of BOPT: clinical stages and requirements
Managing the position of the gingival edge in the concept of BOPT
The concept of a negative and positive housing
Modification of the gingival edge position without mucogingival surgery: protocol
Displacement of the gingival edge in the apical direction: the choice of a technique
Changing the shape of the gingival margin: a clinical example.
Lesson 7. BOPT: An Alternative Approach to Tooth-Supported Fixed Prosthesis
Design of the finish line for horizontal and vertical preparation
The concept of BOPT: basic principles and indications
Criteria for the quality of the prepared surface in the concept of BOPT
Supracrestal tissue attachment: diagnostics
The significance of the periodontal phenotype
Biological and mechanical factors of prosthetic restoration stability
Scientific evidence on the concept of BOPT
Key aspects regarding the concept of BOPT: cementing
Laboratory stage of working in the concept of BOPT: stages and criteria
Materials and methods for obtaining high-quality impressions
Digital solutions in vertical preparation.
