Course Overview

Concepts in Bone Grafting

From Minimally Invasive Augmentation to Advanced Surgical Procedures with Autogenous Bone and Soft Tissue Management

Advanced Bone Grafting Course

Our comprehensive advanced bone grafting course is designed for dental professionals seeking to enhance their skills in this critical area of implantology. This course will be an interactive hands-on experience for all practitioners wishing to upgrade their skills in autogenous bone grafting procedures and management of soft tissue covering all aspects from simple to complex treatment.

Why Choose Our Advanced Bone Grafting Course?

Expert Instructors: Learn from renowned experts in the field of advanced bone grafting.
Hands-On Training: Gain practical experience through interactive hands-on sessions.
Comprehensive Curriculum: Cover all aspects of advanced bone grafting, from diagnosis and planning to execution and post-operative care.
Latest Techniques: Stay up-to-date with the most recent advancements in bone grafting technology and methods.

Participants will gain expertise in bone harvesting from areas of the maxilla and mandible. This dental implant grafting course will also focus on minimal invasive and predictable grafting with autogenous bone, along with techniques such as bone splitting, bone spreading, and bone condensing. Additionally, soft tissue management will be emphasized to ensure safe bone grafting and improved esthetic outcomes.

1. Biology of Bone Regeneration in Augmentative Procedures

Understanding the fundamental biology behind bone regeneration is crucial for successful augmentation procedures. Prof. Khoury will cover the cellular and molecular mechanisms that facilitate bone healing and growth, emphasizing the importance of creating an optimal environment for bone regeneration.

2. Diagnosis and Planning of the Augmentation Procedure

Accurate diagnosis and meticulous planning are the cornerstones of successful bone grafting. Here we focus on diagnostic techniques, radiographic evaluations, and planning strategies to ensure precise and effective augmentation outcomes.

3. Soft Tissue Management and Bone Augmentation in Implantology

Soft tissue management is integral to the success of bone augmentation and implantology. Participants will learn techniques for handling soft tissues to promote healing, minimize complications, and enhance esthetic outcomes in bone grafting procedures.

4. Mandibular Bone Block Grafts: Diagnosis, Instrumentation, Harvesting Techniques, and Surgical Procedures

This comprehensive module delves into mandibular bone block grafts, covering everything from diagnosis to surgical execution. Topics include the selection of instruments, harvesting techniques, and step-by-step surgical procedures to achieve optimal results.

5. Bone Grafts and Extraoral Sites

Exploring the use of bone grafts from extraoral sites, Prof. Khoury will provide insights into alternative grafting options. Participants will learn about various donor sites, their indications, and the techniques for harvesting and utilizing these grafts effectively.

6. Complex Implant-Supported Rehabilitation: From the Temporary to the Definitive Restoration

This module addresses the challenges and solutions in complex implant-supported rehabilitation. It covers the transition from temporary to definitive restorations, emphasizing the importance of precise planning and execution to ensure functional and esthetic success.

7. Risks and Complications in Bone Grafting Procedures

Understanding the potential risks and complications associated with bone grafting is essential for preventing and managing adverse outcomes. Having a detailed overview of common complications, their causes, and strategies for prevention and management are covered as well.

8. Clinical and Scientific Background of Tissue Regeneration via Alveolar Callus Distraction

Delve into the clinical and scientific principles of tissue regeneration through alveolar callus distraction, a cutting-edge technique for bone grafting.