Intensive Course From Implantology‎ to Aesthetics and Oral Rehabilitation


This one of the most demanding formations. It has different objectives depending on the level of experience of the Professional. It is indicated to professionals that are starting in Implantology and wish to acquire a solid base of knowledge in this field as well as to those more experienced that wish to update and improve their knowledge. As part of its program you can find the Basic Sciences, going through the Consensus and Proceedings in Implantology, Digital Surgical Planning using the 3D software Nemotec, Guided Bone Regeneration techniques and assist to live surgeries in loco or by streaming that will be performed by the students during the more complete courses or by the Trainers.

This course transmits different techniques of Oral Rehabilitation over implants including impression techniques, splinting techniques, try-ins and finalization of the rehabilitation. It allows not only the acquisition of clinical aspects but also the laboratory aspects in a way that will provide the professional with skills for a better understanding of the laboratory processes improving the communication between professional and laboratory. However, this formation also includes in its program the Rehabilitation of natural teeth in its different forms. Only this way we can achieve a good aesthetic result of the rehabilitations. The professional will  assist all oral rehabilitation steps of the treatments of patients by the students of the more complete courses.

This formation includes the program content of the following courses:
Duration:
  • 144h Theoretical, Pre-clinical and Clinical components (mandatory attendance)
Costs: 
  • Free Members / Standard Members: 2400€
  • Only Theorical Component Free Members / Standard Members: 1200€
  • Premium / Professional Members: 2000€
  • Only Theorical Component Premium / Professional Members: 800€
Methodology:
  • This course will run for two weeks in different months .
  • One Surgery per Student. 
  • Four Implants per Student.
Vacancies
  • Minimum students required: 4​

Course - First Week

Course - Second Week
First Week
  • Histology and Osseointegration. Implant surfaces
  • Periodontology
  • Microbiology
  • Ergonomics
  • Anaesthesia and Pharmacology
  • Occlusion in Implantology
  • Laser applications in oral surgery, periodontology and Implantology
  • Introduction to biomaterials
  • Soft and hard tissues in Regeneration
  •    Prosthetic components
  • Impressions - Techniques and materials
  • Consensus and clinical proceedings
    • Incisions, grafts and sutures. Surgical techniques
    • Introduction to advanced techniques in oral implantology
    • Introduction to the concepts of early loading and immediate loading
  • Hands-on – implant placement in synthetic models
  • Torque
  • Trauma in Implantology
    • Surgical risk factors
    • Prosthetic risk factors
    • General factors and discussion
  • Cases planning using Nemotec software
  • Surgeries (surgeries on patients, live surgeries)
Second Week
  • Prosthetic Abutments – Revision of Basic Concepts
  • Revision of Basic Concepts - Impressions Taking
  • Aesthetic Planning: Aesthetic Analysis of the Face and Smile
  • Dental Morphology: Colour, Light and Shape
  • Impression Taking/Laboratorial Considerations
  • Aesthetic Planning: Periodontal Aesthetics
  • Dental Materials applied to Aesthetic Oral Rehabilitation in Implantology 
    • Provisional phase / Provisionalization
    • Final Phase
  • Wax-up and Mock-up of Unitary Provisionals
  • Wax-up and Mock-up of Full Rehabilitation Provisionals
  • Pre-Clinical Activity: Provisional and Mock-up
  • Importance of Guided Surgery in the Final Aesthetic Result
  • Fixed Prosthesis and Implantology
  • Dental Materials applied to Aesthetic Oral Rehabilitation in Implantology II (ceramics)
  • Try-ins/Finalization of Work/Laboratorial Considerations
  • Adhesion Protocols for the Different Materials
  • Multidisciplinary Approach in the Aesthetic Oral Rehabilitation
  • Try-ins/Finalization of Work/Laboratorial Considerations
  • Rehabilitation of patients assistance during de course  
  • Briefing of Clinical Cases