GBR: Daniel Buser's Experience in Achieving Long-Term Results
GBR: Daniel Buser's Experience in Achieving Long-Term Results
Category: Implantology
Instructor(s): Daniel Buser
Course structure: Lessons: 6 lessons | Duration: 2 h 56 min
Course overview
Discover the proven clinical strategies of Daniel Buser — a world-renowned implant surgeon with 35 years of expertise — and learn how to achieve predictable, long-term success in Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) and implant therapy!
The training will cover clinical cases with long-term follow-up results of over 20 years, allowing for the evaluation of the effectiveness of the applied protocols and their impact on long-term treatment outcomes.
Course lessons
Lesson 1: Key Principles for Success in Implant Therapy
- Primary and secondary objectives of implant therapy
- Common complications in clinical practice
- Failure modes in implant dentistry
- General key factors for long-term success
- Surgical key factors for successful outcomes and long-term stability
- Analysis of the aesthetic risk factors in implant therapy
- Guided protocols of implant placement by Daniel Buser
- Analysis of post-extraction sites and bone defects
- The three treatment options in implant therapy: immediate, delayed, and post-socket grafting
- The significance of keratinized mucosa around the implant.
Lesson 2: Hybrid Implants and Peri-Implantitis: Risks and Design Evolution
- Peri-implantitis: risk factors and how to avoid them
- Typical peri-implantitis cases in the aesthetic zone
- The risk factors of peri-implantitis with hybrid implants
- Evaluation of peri-implant tissue stability over time around hybrid implants
- Criteria for implant selection
- Historical background of implant surfaces
- Evaluation of the development of Straumann® implants over the years
- Analysis of Straumann® TLC/TLX Implant System
- Analysis of hybrid and double hybrid implant designs.
Lesson 3: GBR: Biological Principle and Development Over the Past 35 Years
- GBR application around post-extraction sites
- Development and progress of guided bone regeneration (GBR) application over the past 35 years
- GBR application with collagen membrane
- Collagen membrane application for horizontal bone augmentation
- Selection of bone filler biomaterials and their application in GBR technique
- Categorizing bone defects and choosing between horizontal or vertical bone augmentation
- Step-by-step protocols of the sausage technique
- Technique for working with locally harvested bone chips
- Technique for working with DBBM (Bio-Oss©)
- Technique for working with Bio-Gide©
- Video guide on harvesting autograft chips.
Lesson 4: Protocols for Post-Extraction Implant Placement: Immediate or Delayed
- Classification of implant sites
- Treatment planning for single implant placement
- Evaluating post-extraction sockets and bone defects
- Implant placement after extraction and treatment options including immediate, delayed, and socket grafting
- Step-by-step protocols of immediate implant placement
- Step-by-step protocols of delayed implant placement and socket grafting.
Lesson 5: Implant Placement with Simultaneous GBR
- Clinical scenarios where simultaneous GBR is necessary
- The concept of early implant placement
- Step-by-step analysis of clinical cases of implant placement with the GBR approach
- Step-by-step video guide on the preparation of the bone graft for GBR treatment and membrane placement around the implant
- Application of the collagen membrane using the double layer technique
- Analysis of clinical cases.
Lesson 6: GBR Case Analysis with Dr. Daniel Buser
- Analysis of clinical cases of:
- Immediate implantation
- Delayed implantation with the GBR approach.
- Step-by-step video demonstration of horizontal and vertical guided bone regeneration (GBR)
- Surgical key factors for successful implantation
- Advantages of the Straumann® TLC/TLX implant system.
Who is this course for?
This online course is designed for dentists and dental professionals interested in implantology, clinical decision-making and evidence-informed dental practice.