Library of Clinical Implantology. Augmentation Protocols, Immediate Placement, FP1 Full-Arch Prosthetics
Library of Clinical Implantology. Augmentation Protocols, Immediate Placement, FP1 Full-Arch Prosthetics
Course overview
Clinically oriented online course focusing on three essential pillars of advanced implantology: bone augmentation, immediate implant placement, and FP1 full-arch prosthetic concept.
During the course you will learn about:
How to perform bone augmentation effectively at the time of implant placement to achieve predictable results
Techniques for optimal immediate implant positioning and shaping the emergence profile for natural-looking outcomes
The use of computer-guided surgery and digital technologies to simplify immediate placement and loading procedures
Clinical strategies for managing full-arch FP1 prosthetic cases, including esthetic and functional considerations
Practical workflows, tips, and tricks to integrate these protocols into daily clinical practice efficiently.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Novel Surgical Procedures for Bone Augmentation at Implant Placement
The regenerative potential of the periosteum in bone formation
Surgical manipulation of the periosteum for correcting bone deficiencies
Step-by-step SPAL technique: essential tips and clinical tricks
Clinical and histological outcomes.
Lesson 2. Computer-Guided Surgery and Digital Technologies for Immediate Placement and Loading
Digital workflow for simplifying treatment planning and ensuring predictable outcomes
Intraoral scanning and digital tools as methods to minimize complications during implant rehabilitation
Computer-guided implantology advantages for achieving prosthetically driven positioning and ideal restorations
Effective collaboration with the dental laboratory to streamline processes and reduce chair time
Visualization of esthetic outcomes before treatment for both clinician and patient using digital simulation.
Lesson 3. Immediate Implant Position and Emergence Profile
Ideal emergence profile for implant restorations in the aesthetic zone: key principles and parameters
Determining implant position based on the planned restoration’s shape and prosthetic requirements
Digital workflows in planning implant position and emergence profile
Ridge preservation protocols for extractions in the aesthetic area: indications and selection criteria
Bone and soft-tissue regeneration options for predictable aesthetic outcomes
Biology–prosthetics interaction and its influence on soft-tissue behavior around implants.
Lesson 4. Full Arch FP1 Clinical Secrets
Case selection and treatment planning: Identifying ideal candidates and establishing predictable workflows
Step-by-step approaches for achieving stable soft- and hard-tissue architecture
Key prosthetic strategies to ensure long-term functional and aesthetic success
Management of challenges and preventing common pitfalls
Treatment finishing protocols for optimal aesthetic integration and stable occlusal outcomes.
