https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63ff5674246a2c9b81d31612 Zucchelli Channel International Everything you need to know about soft tissue management in just one course ► Watch now to discover Zucchelli's new tools, techniques and procedures. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/640b6964982d69dcd2a89c0c.mp4 2015-06-09T07:02:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/21-coronally-advanced-flap-and-connective-graft-for-t https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61682d22874f31c0975729d4 Coronally advanced flap and connective graft for the treatment of two gingival recessions in zone 33-34 The video opens with a review of the outcome of a former soft tissue surgery performed in the upper jaw. The surgical act portrayed in the second part of the video shows the surgical resolution of multiple gingival recession in the lower jaw. The commentary allows to appreciate precious details concerning the management of the area of emergence of the nerve as well as the approach to mandibular premolars. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/626906360c1b49bdb488faf7.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/45-colocacion-de-implantes-post-extraccion-con-carga https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61682c86874f31c09757061f Colocación de implantes post-extracción con carga inmediata en el elemento 11 Este vídeo muestra la colocación de un implante post-extracción en un incisivo central superior con mejora de la papila y corrección de la erupción pasiva alterada en los elementos 12 y 13. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61fbd53bc6766ce0db2c211e.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/46-guided-post-extractive-implant-on-lateral-incisor https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61fbd528c6766ce0db2c1e09 Guided post-extractive implant on lateral incisor 22 The video shows the mucogingival approach to guided implant placement on upper jaw lateral incisor. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/623c620ab072a1e9356f770f.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/52-aumento-de-tejidos-blandos-en-la-zona-21 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61682cdb874f31c097571ccf Aumento de tejidos blandos en la zona 21 Este vídeo muestra un caso complejo de aumento tridimensional del tejido blando antes de la colocación de un implante en una zona edéntula. La zona objeto de tratamiento es el incisivo central superior izquierdo, pero el plan de tratamiento también tiene como objetivo mejorar la papila y el contorno del tejido blando de los elementos adyacentes. La técnica elegida es la técnica de la plataforma de tejido conectivo modificada, con el uso de una doble capa de injerto de tejido blando autólogo. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61fbd535c6766ce0db2c2116.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/53-tratamiento-de-recesiones-multiples-en-dientes-e-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64020b30bc428deece5dc575 Tratamiento de recesiones múltiples en dientes e implantes con colgajo de avance coronal e injerto de tejido múltiple Tratamiento de recesiones múltiples en dientes e implantes con colgajo de avance coronal e injerto de tejido múltiple https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/615c2ced5001f206462bfdde.mp4 2017-03-08T13:19:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/55-resolucion-de-un-defecto-del-tejido-blando-periimp https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61154782515ce2e491b48a25 Resolución de un defecto del tejido blando periimplantario bucal mediante CTG+CAF Este vídeo muestra la resolución quirúrgica de un extenso defecto del tejido blando periimplantario en el elemento 21. El pilar del implante está colocado a demasiada profundidad, lo que da lugar a un defecto del tejido blando bucal que afecta también a las papilas interproximales. El plan de tratamiento contempla la pasivación del colgajo y un procedimiento de frenectomía para recuperar la profundidad vestibular. La aplicación de un injerto de tejido conectivo palatino permite recuperar el volumen del tejido blando y mejorar las papilas interproximales. En el vídeo también se puede apreciar como el Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli utiliza sus manos mientras desepitaliza el injerto de tejido blando. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/612c900f2b6d6356965f4e4a.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/57-correccion-estetica-de-un-implante-en-el-incisivo https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6220762e140ec70cdc779eae Corrección estética de un implante en el incisivo central superior Este vídeo muestra la corrección de un implante mal colocado en el elemento 22. El enfoque prostodóncico elegido permite mantener el implante y corregir la desalineación mediante una estrategia de tratamiento combinada. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/621371c0351219a37ce508e3.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/58-regenerative-surgery-on-a-vertical-defect-on-tooth https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63726b1f3976f3fb672743a1 Regenerative surgery on a vertical defect on tooth 23 In this ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli will perform a regenerative treatment to manage a periodontal bone defect on the element 23. Participants will be provided with all the trick&tips to create a full-thickness flap to completely expose the infrabony component of the defect. The flap will be finally repositioned and sutured with different techniques to promote healing and regeneration. In particolare, in questa lezione si affronteranno le seguenti tematiche: How to properly degranulate the most apical aspect of the infrabony defect Why is it mandatory to plan a minimal invasive approach in this type of patient? Mattress suture’s procedure when facing a large papilla Single interrupted suture at the level of the papilla https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/640214c4bc428deece613d17.mp4 2022-11-14T16:19:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/59-esthetic-treatment-of-altered-passive-eruption https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63726bef3976f3fb6727d859 Esthetic treatment of altered passive eruption In this ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli will deal with a patient with a gummy smile caused by a moderate altered passive eruption and a very flat outline of the soft tissue margin. Special attention will be paid to the removal of a reddish tissue’s area that never disappeared despite a good plaque control. The treatment plan will start with the modification of the flap design to harvest the reddish part of the tissue for histological analysis. Then, the treatment will be finalized with the repositioning of the soft tissue margin at the level of the cementum enamel junction. In particular, in this ReLIVE Surgery, the following topics will be treated: Full thickness elevation of the flap The disepithelization of the papilla Soft tissue management of the flap Soft tissue repositioning Suture procedure and case finalization https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/642300a2090e73390187d381.mp4 2022-11-14T16:23:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/60-post-extractive-guided-implant-in-zone-11-with-bon https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63726c953976f3fb67284a6e Post-extractive guided implant in zone 11 with bone recontruction and soft tissue augmentation In this ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli will perform an extraction of a tooth with many scarves’ formation apical to the defect and with an adjacent implant with some fistulisation in the transumucosal area. The objective of this surgery is not to just increase the thickness of the tissue while performing immediate implant placement but also to increase the thickness of the tissue at the level of the transmucosal area of the adjacent implant to prevent recession because this tissue isn’t thick enough. In particular, the following topics will be covered: How to minimize the trauma at the level of the papilla Papilla disepithelization How to properly check buccal bone’s quality Complete exposure of the bone in the area where bone has to be augmented Placement of the surgical stand to perform a guided implant placement with no loosing of primary stability The placement of the temporary crown in the correct position Bone chips harvesting technique Graft harvesting, disepithelialisation and positioning Suture protocol https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6453ba9e9e703fecfa5c9dc5.mp4 2022-11-14T16:26:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/61-treatment-of-a-palatal-recession https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63726d493976f3fb6729110b Treatment of a palatal recession In this Re-LIVE Surgery, Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli will face a 3mm gingival recession at the level of the first molar, in the palatal aspect. Participants will see the surgeon perform a split thickness flap in order to create an envelope which is big enough to place the connective tissue graft. In particolare, si affronteranno i seguenti argomenti: Root scaling and root debridement ADTA application Graft mesio-distal dimension measurement Application of amelogenin to improve the quality of the attachment Graft harvesting Graft and blood clot stability check https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64707b657245505b692c1c22.mp4 2022-11-14T16:29:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/62-guided-implant-on-a-healed-crest-with-ctg https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63726dd03976f3fb67297422 Guided implant on a healed crest with CTG In this new Re-LIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli will deal with a missing tooth at the level of the lateral incisor. The surgeon’s objective is to restore the lateral incisor by increasing the high of the papilla distal to the central incisor and also mesial to the canine. There’s a situation of papilla loss and that’s why the surgeon has to make an augmentation of the soft tissue of the edentulous site, but the patient already undergone many surgeries and for this reason there are many scarves and frenulum in the surgical site; Prof. Zucchelli’s choice is to execute a modified Platform Technique. In particolare, si affronteranno i seguenti argomenti: Anesthetic protocol Incision protocol How to improve the mobilization of the flap Guided drilling protocol Palatal connective tissue graft harvesting Graft positioning and suturing https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64941f03604bc2fdd763eed5.mp4 2022-11-14T16:31:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/63-immediate-loaded-guided-implants-with-bone-reconst https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63726e623976f3fb6729d66e Immediate loaded guided implants with bone reconstruction and CTG How to manage an edentulous site by adopting a mucogingival approach? In this ReLIVE Surgery Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli will place two post-extractive implants in the area of the two laterals. There’s a good height of the soft tissue so the clinician needs a not so significant increase of the soft tissue thickness in the area of the defect. In particular, participants qill have the chance to appreciate the use of the innovative Tunnel Technique: the surgeon will canalize the last papilla to improve the coverage of the last tooth with no need to extend the elevation to the next papilla. Thanks to the Tunnel Technique the surgeon gains an incredible esthetic advantage cause there’s no more tension on the flap that becomes more and more flexible. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64c0e2e92e4c26d742dd6f63.mp4 2022-11-14T16:34:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/64-guided-implant-on-site-35-with-connective-tissue-g https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63726ee83976f3fb672af73b Guided implant on site 35 with connective tissue graft In this Re-LIVE Surgery, Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli will present a clinical case in which the patient presents a lack of keratinized tissue and a loss of buccal bone. Participants will appreciate the treatment protocol based on soft tissue augmentation procedures to give the crown a good emergence profile. Then, flap design, flap advancement procedure and full thickness elevation of the flap to have the exposure of the buccal bone will be shown and commented in a step-by-step way. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64f03ee6d00e1d3b88628696.mp4 2022-11-14T16:36:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/65-false-recession-to-perform-a-flap-to-treat-multipl https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63726f6e3976f3fb672b921d False recession to perform a flap to treat multiple recessions In this Re-LIVE Surgery, Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli will deal with a quite complex case: a multiple gingival recession in the first quadrant, an extremely deep gingival recession at the level of the canine and minor recession at the level of the 1.4, 1.5 and 1.6 elements. Due to the complexity of the clinical case, participants will appreciate some modifications to the original mucogingival technique because there’s a big difference in depth terms between the recession at the level of the laterals and the one at the level of the canine. In particular, in this Re-LIVE, Prof. Zucchelli will speak about: Anesthetic protocol Gingival recessions’ depth measure protocol Incision protocol CAF technique Root scaling and planing Papillae disepithelization Palatal tissue graft harvesting https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/651bc47bcf6a5b61fe1efb06.mp4 2022-11-14T16:38:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/66-renewals-2024---treatment-of-multiple-recessions-w https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65450b91c20f23100eb20a23 Renewals 2024 - Treatment of multiple recessions with a focus on the coronal attachment of the frenulum, narrow papilla, and the deficiency of keratinized gingiva In this ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli will show the V-CAF surgical protocol, highlighting the benefits and the potentiality of this technique by dealing with a very difficult clinical case. Participants will have the opportunity to see how Prof. Zucchelli deals with a very deep gingival recession at the level of the lower incisors in a patient with a very poor vestibular depth, absence of keratinized tissue and a transparency that allows to see the underneath dental roots. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d857457e0b239d667df5d4.mp4 2023-11-03T14:19:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/67-renewals-2024---recession-on-highly-vestibularized https://img.osteocom.me/upload/667136aeff239a5cbfc91d52 Renewals 2024 - Recession on highly vestibularized canines and reduced recessions on the fourth and fifth Management of recession in the first and second quadrants simultaneously. Recession on highly vestibularized canines. Reduced recession on the fourth and fifth. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66068eb6aa79208bd9395969.mp4 2023-11-03T14:19:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/68-renewals-2024---increase-in-the-anterior-papilla-p https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65450c76c20f23100eb2c5cb Renewals 2024 - Increase in the anterior papilla prior to orthodontic treatment Thanks to this ReLIVE Surgery, participants will have the opportunity to see the put in practice of the Connective Tissue Graft Wall Technique to tackle a complex case in which the patient has a deep intrabony defect between the two central incisors. Prof. Zucchelli will show how to full thickness elevate the palatal flap, how to design the incision lines and how to advance papilla and flap in coronal direction with the goal of regenerating soft tissues. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66263237250f61a334d47973.mp4 2023-11-03T14:20:04Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/69-renewals-2024---bone-regeneration-procedure-with-a https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65450c7cc20f23100eb2ce62 Renewals 2024 - Bone regeneration procedure with a membrane anchored to the periosteum in implant therapy and soft tissue augmentation In this ReLIVE Suergery, Prof. Zucchelli will show how to set up and deal with a complex case of bone regeneration with simultaneous placement of two implants in a very narrow edentulous site. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66475bf5d438e0194936a050.mp4 2023-11-03T14:20:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/70-renewals-2024---the-management-of-multiple-gingiva https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65450c9bc20f23100eb2fcfa Renewals 2024 - The management of multiple gingival recessions with different depths In this Re-LIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli will show the treatment of a patient with multiple gingival recession and poor vestibulum depth. Participants will appreciate the particular design of the coronally advanced flap; a customized incision performed to deal with different depths multiple recessions. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/666be676e217c0022782d795.mp4 2023-11-03T14:20:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/71-renewals-2024---soft-tissue-augmentation-in-post-e https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65450ca3c20f23100eb30672 Renewals 2024 - Soft tissue augmentation in post-extraction implant therapy In this ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli will show how to properly perform a mucogingival approach to immediate implant placement by adopting a fully guided workflow and by making bone augmentation in a multiple edentulous patient. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6690cfccd85d87920f85346a.mp4 2023-11-03T14:20:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/72-renewals-2024---connective-tissue-graft-for-aesthe https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65450caac20f23100eb31048 Renewals 2024 - Connective Tissue Graft for Aesthetic Correction of Gingival Translucency Adjacent to an Implant In this ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli will deal with a patient that, as main complaint, has an esthetic problem consisting of a transparency of the underlying implant surface. Participants will notice the lack of soft tissue both buccally and interproximally and the lack of soft tissue thickness. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66b20129933d61b27445e09b.mp4 2023-11-03T14:20:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/73-renewals-2024---multiple-gingival-recessions-in-th https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65450cafc20f23100eb31c59 Renewals 2024 - Multiple gingival recessions in the posterior mandibular areas In this new ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli will show the surgical management of multiple recessions at the level of the canine, premolars and of the mesial and distal root of the molar. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66eaab735a79a3a44f2a06a8.mp4 2023-11-03T14:20:49Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/74-renewals-2024---advancements-in-regenerative-perio https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65450cb3c20f23100eb3217a Renewals 2024 - Advancements in Regenerative Periodontal Therapy for Frontal Area Intraosseous Defects In this ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli will treat a patient with a severe papillae recession in the aesthetic area. Participants will discover how to deal with a severe horizontal bone loss by performing a conservative surgery. The treatment plan will foresee a connective tissue graft in combination with Wall Technique to achieve a good papilla height improvement. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67160564624fce2e6d5c1d31.mp4 2023-11-03T14:20:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/75-renewals-2024---immediate-post-extractive-implant https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65450cb9c20f23100eb32d6d Renewals 2024 - Immediate post-extractive implant placement in the central incisor with concurrent correction of altered passive eruption of adjacent teeth Renewals 2024 - Immediate post-extractive implant placement in the central incisor with concurrent correction of altered passive eruption of adjacent teeth https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67371e086a0094fb9e5f03c6.mp4 2023-11-03T14:21:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/76-renewals-2025---implant-placement-post-extraction https://img.osteocom.me/upload/672e2f5a6452f08f0c0eaa94 Renewals 2025 - Implant Placement Post-Extraction and Management of the Resorbed Papilla with Simultaneous Treatment of Adjacent Multiple Recessions Thanks to this ReLIVE Surgery, participants will get a deeper understanding of implant placement planning in very narrow edentulous sites. Prof. Zucchelli will show and discuss the mucogingival approach to implant placement in a patient with a severe root resorption and an endodontic failure. starting with flap opening and elevation phases. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67caaaef7b5b3dd28f0d0e9e.mp4 2024-11-08T15:25:25Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/77-renewals-2025---management-of-perforations-in-muco https://img.osteocom.me/upload/672e2f5e6452f08f0c0eb3aa Renewals 2025 - Management of Perforations in Mucogingival Surgery Renewals 2025 - Management of Perforations in Mucogingival Surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67fcc3fc8c22ace0464bbf9e.mp4 2024-11-08T15:25:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/78-renewals-2025---coronal-advancement-for-a-deep-def https://img.osteocom.me/upload/672e2f686452f08f0c0ec4db Renewals 2025 - Coronal Advancement for a Deep Defect on Lateral Incisor and Management of Recession on Adjacent Central Incisors In this ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli presents an advanced clinical approach to managing a deep periodontal defect on a lateral incisor using a coronally advanced flap, combined with the treatment of gingival recession on adjacent central incisors. Participants will understand how to achieve both functional and aesthetic success in complex anterior cases. The technique highlights precise surgical execution and careful soft tissue integration, offering valuable insights for managing combined defects in the esthetic zone. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6810cfe6c760a4fec6002327.mp4 2024-11-08T15:25:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/79-renewals-2025---new-mucogingival-approach-with-buc https://img.osteocom.me/upload/672e2f916452f08f0c0ee8f0 Renewals 2025 - New Mucogingival Approach with Buccal Soft Tissue Augmentation in Lateral Agenesis before Implant Placement In this exclusive ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli performs a highly instructive live procedure addressing a case of dental agenesis. The clinical case focuses on the esthetic area, where Prof. Zucchelli demonstrates step-by-step the surgical protocol for implant placement, paying particular attention to soft tissue management. With his signature precision and didactic clarity, he illustrates key strategies for optimizing both function and esthetics in challenging anatomical scenarios. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/683ffcc1f24e964ec8c6d5d2.mp4 2024-11-08T15:25:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/80-renewals-2025---management-of-the-thin-papilla-bet https://img.osteocom.me/upload/672e2f966452f08f0c0efa14 Renewals 2025 - Management of the Thin Papilla between the Two Premolars with Simultaneous Coronally Advanced Flap This surgical case presents a major challenge: achieving root coverage in the presence of a severely narrow and palatally displaced interproximal papilla. The gingival recession affects two adjacent premolars, but the papilla between them measures less than 2 mm in width, a condition considered among the most unfavorable for successful root coverage. Through this ReLIVE Surgery, the clinician demonstrates a meticulous and innovative approach to manage this complex anatomical limitation, aiming to optimize both function and aesthetics in one of the most difficult periodontal scenarios. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68638faf645e6a75d40e3b1e.mp4 2024-11-08T15:25:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/86-renewals-2025---complex-case-of-periodontal-regene https://img.osteocom.me/upload/672e2ff66452f08f0c0f87b4 Renewals 2025 - Complex Case of Periodontal Regeneration on the Entire Upper Arch This new ReLIVE Surgery focuses on the management of a patient affected by severe periodontal disease with significant bone loss in the frontal area of the upper jaw. Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli demonstrates the Papilla Base Connective Tissue Graft surgical protocol, an innovative technique applied in conservative periodontal surgery when bone regeneration in the suprabony component is not achievable due to the absence of vertical bone defects. The main objectives of this approach are to enhance papilla height, preserve soft tissues, and provide stability to the blood clot within the suprabony area. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6943b7e4b66ccf4b7d3c4904.mp4 2024-11-08T15:26:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/88-renewals-2026---coronobuccolingual-soft-tissue-aug https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69133aa69426821aadc55137 Renewals 2026 - Coronobuccolingual Soft Tissue Augmentation and Treatment of Interproximal Recession with Attachment Loss Experience a high-level ReLIVE Surgery with Giovanni Zucchelli. This session features a step-by-step clinical commentary on treating complex interproximal recessions with significant attachment loss. Watch the master at work as he applies the Soft Tissue Platform technique—a game-changing approach to achieve predictable 3D volume augmentation and long-term aesthetic stability. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69846a93e005bef45742f1f8.mp4 2025-11-11T13:30:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/90-renewals-2026---treatment-of-grade-ii-furcation-de https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69133cda9426821aadd30895 Renewals 2026 - Treatment of Grade II Furcation Defects with Horizontal Probing on Lower First and Second Molars Using the Wall Technique In this ReLIVE Surgery, Dr. Giovanni Zucchelli demonstrates step by step the application of the Wall Technique for the treatment of Class II furcation defects with horizontal probing in mandibular molars. The case addresses the management of a complex anatomical scenario, aimed at tissue regeneration and improving long-term dental prognosis. During the procedure, the following aspects are illustrated in detail: The diagnostic criteria for identifying the degree of furcation involvement Surgical site preparation and soft tissue management The application of the Wall Technique with a focus on clot stabilization Regenerative strategies adopted to promote furcation closure https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d8c125f92596598f70f74c.mp4 2025-11-11T13:39:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/91-renewals-2026---soft-tissue-augmentation-of-the-po https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69133da39426821aaddb678f Renewals 2026 - Soft Tissue Augmentation of the Pontic–Implant Area with Papilla Reconstruction and Passive Eruption Correction of the Central and Lateral Incisors In this ReLIVE Surgery, Dr. Giovanni Zucchelli manages a highly demanding esthetic case characterized by a high lip line and gummy smile, associated with soft tissue deficiency at the buccal aspect of the pontic and loss of papilla between the pontic and the implant. In particular, this lesson will cover the following topics: Esthetic risk assessment: Evaluation of high smile line and its impact on soft tissue visibility and treatment planning. Soft tissue augmentation at the pontic site: Surgical strategies to increase tissue volume in the edentulous area and improve ridge contour. Papilla reconstruction: Techniques to enhance the papilla mesial to the implant and optimize interproximal soft tissue architecture. Emergence profile optimization: Clinical approach to achieving a natural and harmonious emergence profile of the central restoration. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69ef098e1e1fa6dc95207368.mp4 2025-11-11T13:43:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/92-renewals-2026---treatment-of-multiple-anterior-and https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69133e3c9426821aaddf1de3 Renewals 2026 - Treatment of Multiple Anterior and Posterior Recessions on Five Teeth Using a Coronally Advanced Flap without Vertical Releasing Incisions This ReLIVE Surgery shows Dr.Giovanni Zucchelli treating multiple adjacent maxillary gingival recessions utilizing the CAF technique. To ensure a predictable outcome, the surgical design adapts to varying defect depths across the quadrant, combining flap advancement with localized grafting. In particular, this lesson will cover the following topics: Flap design Tension elimination Localized grafting and suture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a17ff78144d4db7f81e3b16.mp4 2025-11-11T13:45:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/93-renewals-2026---combined-treatment-of-a-single-rec https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69133ed89426821aade2db8c Renewals 2026 - Combined Treatment of a Single Recession with Limited Keratinized Tissue on Tooth 4 and Optimization of the Prosthetic Emergence Profile on Canine and Lateral Incisor Using a Coronally Advanced Flap and Connective Tissue Graft at the Molar Level This ReLIVE Surgery features Dr. Giovanni Zucchelli demonstrating the management of a complex gingival recession at the level of the maxillary first premolar, complicated by a limited zone of remaining keratinized tissue. The clinical challenge is heightened by the presence of an impacted canine, requiring precise surgical planning to recreate a natural and functional emergence profile. Utilizing a CAF, Dr. Zucchelli showcases his approach to maximizing root coverage while optimizing long-term soft tissue aesthetics and stability. In particular this session shows: Surgical Strategy: execution of a CAF to achieve optimal root coverage on the affected premolar. Tissue Optimization: enhancement of the limited keratinized tissue zone to ensure long-term stability and health. Impacted Canine Management: strategic handling of the soft tissues to recreate a harmonious and natural emergence profile. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a3b9116422cff188e8d011d.mp4 2025-11-11T13:48:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/94-renewals-2026---conservative-surgical-approach-wit https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69133f479426821aade573b2 Renewals 2026 - Conservative Surgical Approach with Intrasulcular Rolling Technique in Orthodontic Patient with Horizontal Bone Loss In this ReLIVE Surgery, Dr. Giovanni Zucchelli demonstrates a conservative open flap debridement for horizontal bone loss and loss of papilla height. You’ll watch the step-by-step intrasurgical root planing designed not for root coverage, but to maintain soft tissue and achieve better papilla positioning post-surgery. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a61b4aafb507f01e157885a.mp4 2025-11-11T13:50:25Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/95-renewals-2026---management-of-implant-malposition https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69133fd49426821aade8010b Renewals 2026 - Management of Implant Malposition and Buccal Soft Tissue Optimization In this ReLIVE surgery Dr. Giovanni Zucchelli shows the clinical management of an aesthetically compromised, malpositioned implant in the anterior zone three months after the removal of the prosthetic crown. Dr. Zucchelli applies the 2-layer Soft Tissue Wall technique to reconstruct the missing vestibular volume. The procedure successfully achieves long-term buccal soft tissue optimization, restoring natural mucosal contours and harmonizing the peri-implant margin with the adjacent dentition. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a97dc8cd96924b4cffd5a82.mp4 2025-11-11T13:52:38Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/96-renewals-2026---bilaminar-coronally-advanced-flap https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6913404a9426821aadea8821 Renewals 2026 - Bilaminar Coronally Advanced Flap and Localized Connective Tissue Graft for the Management of the Defect on Tooth 41 and Phenotype Enhancement on Tooth 31 in the Absence of Keratinized Tissue In this ReLIVE surgery, Dr. Giovanni Zucchelli demonstrates the management of a complex mucogingival defect in the lower anterior region characterized by altered passive eruption, severe lack of keratinized tissue, and a high frenum attachment. Using a bilaminar approach with CTG, Dr. Zucchelli explains step-by-step how to verticalize the alveolar mucosa flap and restore the vestibular depth. This clinical session provides practical insights for achieving predictable root coverage and tissue quality enhancement in high-difficulty lower incisor cases. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6abdfbe7646e1508b7c6efb2.mp4 2025-11-11T13:54:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/soft-tissue-management/97-renewals-2026---periodontal-regeneration-with-the https://img.osteocom.me/upload/691340bb9426821aaded1247 Renewals 2026 - Periodontal Regeneration with the Wall Technique for an Extensive Infrabony Defect in the Mandibular Incisor Area In this ReLIVE Surgery, Dr. Giovanni Zucchelli shows a mucogingival approach to periodontal regeneration in the mandibular anterior region affected by severe attachment loss. The procedure highlights the harvesting and stabilization of a CTG as a wall to support regeneration, followed by suturing to achieve primary closure. This lesson illustrates how careful hard and soft tissue management can combine regenerative objectives with root coverage and preservation of gingival architecture. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6ae88a8f0f69771026c71e6d.mp4 2025-11-11T13:56:38Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sinusaugmentationeng https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60bdda31975784e7feb15243 Sinus Augmentation International More than 20 Years of experience in Sinus Surgery always with you. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/615c2e1b5001f20646300007.mp4 2016-09-28T06:47:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ridge-augmentation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61af5b985b73d1a17f2b08cb Ridge Augmentation International Un novedoso concepto y enfoque para promover la regeneración ósea en la práctica diaria. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3e9f0e240031330cdaf48.mp4 2017-04-26T06:35:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ridge-augmentation/5-manejo-de-tejidos-blandos https://img.osteocom.me/upload/5cc809a738b00c07801d482f Manejo de tejidos blandos La buena tensión del colgajo es crucial para obtener la cicatrización de la herida. En este video, el Dr. De Stavola presenta innovadoras técnicas de pasivación del colgajo destinadas a medir la tensión del colgajo y asegurar el grado adecuado de pasivación y cierre de la herida. Luego, el Dr. De Stavola elabora las conclusiones de los conceptos presentados en los videos anteriores y reafirma los puntos claves al abordar un caso clínico relevante. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/615c2d8b5001f206462d6baa.mp4 2017-05-03T06:04:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ridge-augmentation/9-el-aumento-oseo-tridimensional-del-maxilar-posteri https://img.osteocom.me/upload/5db82fe0f8e5480c94648aa7 El aumento óseo tridimensional del maxilar posterior Este video muestra la restauración del implante de un maxilar posterior atrófico. La planificación quirúrgica abarca desde el aumento vertical a través de la elevación del suelo sinusal y continúa después con la cobertura de las dehiscencias óseas en el lado vestibular de los 3 implantes colocados. El comentario del Dr. De Stavola ofrece consejos valiosos sobre el uso de diferentes injertos óseos en función del potencial de regeneración ósea de las distintas zonas interesadas por la cirugía. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/615c2daf5001f206462d6dbe.mp4 2018-10-16T08:22:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ridge-augmentation/15-sinus-floor-augmentation-anatomical-physiologica https://img.osteocom.me/upload/627a6e4afd1dd47552e3007a Sinus floor augmentation: anatomical, physiological, diagnostic and biological aspects - part 1 A video lesson by Dr Luca De Stavola. This video is part of Ridge Augmentation, the comprehensive course on bone regeneration techniques - from decision-making criteria to clinical application. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/627a6eacfd1dd47552e30a1b.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ridge-augmentation/16-sinus-floor-augmentation-surgical-aspects--part https://img.osteocom.me/upload/627a6e8dfd1dd47552e307eb Sinus floor augmentation: surgical aspects – part 2 A video lesson by Dr Luca De Stavola. This video is part of Ridge Augmentation, the comprehensive course on bone regeneration techniques - from decision-making criteria to clinical application. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/627a6eb9fd1dd47552e30a93.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/finishline https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60bddafe975784e7feb415f6 Vertical Finish Line Vertical finish line geometry and soft tissue management in fixed prosthodontics. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3eeba5e7d6fbb619a991b.mp4 2018-02-13T09:21:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/SinusSafety_Management/5-bilateral-sinus-and-nasal-floor-augmentation-with https://img.osteocom.me/upload/5c0f82b038b00c0470a6c809 Bilateral sinus and nasal floor augmentation with simoultaneuous placement of 6 implants The video shows the treatment of an atrophic maxilla via bilateral sinus and nasal floor augmentation. The surgery is completed by the immediate insertion of 6 implants. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/615c2d2f5001f206462cf9c0.mp4 2018-11-15T13:39:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/SinusSafety_Management/10-displacement-of-an-implant-in-the-sinus-cavity-su https://img.osteocom.me/upload/5c80da5938b00c0d8c30ba8f Displacement of an implant in the sinus cavity: surgical treatment This video shows the surgical removal of an implant displaced in the maxillary sinus. The surgery comprises a thorough sinus lavage and the management of the Schneider membrane incision and suturing. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/615c2d545001f206462cfb9d.mp4 2019-02-13T14:50:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/livetestori2319 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60bdd339975784e7fea1ddb3 Simplified antrostomy design in sinus surgery Simplified antrostomy design (S.A.D. Technique) in maxillary sinus surgery: lateral approach and simultaneous horizontal augmentation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3ef0e5e7d6fbb619a9920.mp4 2018-11-23T14:21:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/livetestori2319/1-sinus-lifting-with-lateral-approach-sad-techni https://img.osteocom.me/upload/5cc8096f38b00c07801d470d Sinus lifting with lateral approach (S.A.D. technique) and horizontal bone augmentation in severely atrophic posterior maxilla The surgery observes the description and application of an innovative antrostomy design for simplifying membrane detachment (S.A.D. technique) and the use of a new bone substitute specifically developed for non-contenitive defects. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/615c2df55001f206462eeecf.mp4 2019-01-28T09:49:29Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/adhesivedentistry https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61a66cde4627e4523ac4c810 Adhesive Dentistry Procedures Restauraciones directas e indirectas: consejos y trucos sobre procedimientos adhesivos y protocolos clínicos para asegurar la previsibilidad https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3ef235e7d6fbb619a9923.mp4 2019-03-06T08:55:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio_preservation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61a7832ff706758b30d2fbb8 Perio Preservation Opciones de terapia periodontal mínimamente invasivas. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3ef2a5e7d6fbb619a9924.mp4 2019-03-25T11:54:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/wisdom-teeth-extraction https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61b2417f540743587a06241c Wisdom Teeth Extraction Un video curso sobre la extracción segura de muelas del juicio impactadas. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/629dbe7fa623e71e7e902874.mp4 2019-04-18T09:17:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periimplantitis https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61af5ba75b73d1a17f2bd57f Periimplantitis El enfoque clínico definitivo para prevenir, diagnosticar y tratar la peri-implantitis https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3ef335e7d6fbb619a9925.mp4 2019-04-30T09:16:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/protesis_fija https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61a78309f706758b30d2f53c Actualización en Prótesis Fija Las innovaciones introducidas en odontología estética debido a las aplicaciones digitales y nuevos materiales https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3ef385e7d6fbb619a9927.mp4 2019-05-08T07:58:49Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthesis_tissue https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61a7833ef706758b30d300cc Prosthesis & Tissues Prosthetic management of periodontal and peri-implant tissues in the esthetic zone https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3ef5a5e7d6fbb619a992a.mp4 2019-08-06T14:56:04Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/cirugia_periodontal_protetica https://img.osteocom.me/upload/672d2bf96452f08f0c987347 Cirugía Periodontal-Protética Cirugía periodontal desde el punto de vista protético alrededor de dientes e implantes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d4cec68072e43001caf19e.mp4 2019-09-03T09:49:49Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/piezo_lift https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61a78336f706758b30d2fe22 Piezo Lift Technique Un novedoso enfoque para la elevación transcrestal del seno maxilar con tecnología piezoeléctrica ultrasónica https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d4d1758072e43001d25c96.mp4 2019-10-02T13:50:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/piezo_lift/5-piezo-lift-technique-clinical-application https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62864b621266e1eeb3612d38 Piezo-Lift technique: clinical application In this video, Prof. Vercellotti shows the clinical application of the Piezo-Lift technique. The specialist provides a step-by-step description of all the steps that characterize this approach to sinus augmentation with crestal access. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62838e59593108205cbc140b.mp4 2022-05-17T10:04:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/piezo_lift/6-sinus-lift-with-lateral-approach-using-piezoelectr https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62864a3e1266e1eeb3610d96 Sinus lift with lateral approach using piezoelectric surgery In this video, Prof. Vercellotti shows the clinical protocol for sinus lift with lateral approach using piezoelectric surgery. The specialist provides a step-by-step description of all the steps of this protocol: from graft geometry to the use of piezoelectric cavitation during surgery. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62838e63593108205cbc1516.mp4 2022-05-17T10:04:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/biologicalbone_augmentation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61a78316f706758b30d2f5e7 Biological Bone Augmentation Become a real bone builder by taking this Biological Bone Augmentation course ► Learn the BBA Concept and the Split bone technique of Prof. Fouad Khoury. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3efb85e7d6fbb619a9934.mp4 2020-01-09T13:49:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endochannel https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63a2e9d9df76fc8afd5cde37 Modern Endodontics This course aims to present a series of lectures designed to offer insights and training in the field of modern Endodontics. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3efc65e7d6fbb619a9935.mp4 2020-01-23T21:37:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthodontics-procedures https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61af5b7e5b73d1a17f2a56ac Esthetic Rehabilitation Everything you need to know about prosthodontics procedures in just one course ► Watch now Dr. Fradeani’s systematic approach to prosthetic rehabilitation. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f0245e7d6fbb619a9940.mp4 2020-07-27T08:56:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/esthetica https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60bdd5fa975784e7fea7cfc4 Esthetica - A global approach How to approach complex cases in anterior esthetic area. Hard tissue, soft tissue and prosthesis management https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f02b5e7d6fbb619a9942.mp4 2020-08-17T06:09:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/post-extraction-implants https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60bdd8ab975784e7feae95a6 Post-Extraction Implants Immediate implant placement in the esthetic zone https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f06d5e7d6fbb619a9943.mp4 2020-08-27T09:18:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/advanced_prf https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60bdd420975784e7fea3eb1e Advanced PRF Education Advanced PRF Education from the World's Leading Researcher on Platelet Rich Fibrin https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f0825e7d6fbb619a9945.mp4 2020-09-15T08:52:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bio-esthetic-adhesive-dentistry https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60bdd45f975784e7fea43c9e Bio-Esthetic Adhesive Dentistry New protocols and additive restoration strategies for the aesthetic zone https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f0e75e7d6fbb619a994c.mp4 2020-10-21T15:09:19Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/schwartz_ridgereconstruction https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643ebda2cb58d5e569a36ae0 Surgical Techniques for Reconstruction of Severe Ridge Atrophy Surgical Techniques for Reconstruction of Severe Ridge Atrophy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f13d5e7d6fbb619a994e.mp4 2020-11-02T13:48:19Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/howsaveteeth https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60bdd69e975784e7feaa5d7e How To Save Teeth With Periodontal Disease Prof. Giulio Rasperini and osteocom are pleased to introduce How To Save Teeth With Periodontal Disease, the online course dedicated to success strategies in Periodontal therapy that puts at its core conservation VS restoration rationale, addressing whether (and how) a tooth can be saved or must be extracted. The concept of success in Periodontology was recently expressed by Pini Prato and co-workers in an editorial on Journal of Clinical Periodontology as: “(a) treatment and re-evaluation of severely diseased teeth before considering extraction, (b) a tooth loss rate as low as possible as the main point, (c) long-term documentation of periodontal stability and (d) patient satisfaction with improvement of their quality of life.” This video course will help participants to get a deeper understanding of periodontal wound healing biology, healing time and tissue maturation phases, which play a crucial role in Periodontal therapy. It is commonplace to consider Periodontology as a surgical discipline. Yet, such definition is reductive, as Periodontology is actually a Medical discipline: the Periodontist must understand the periodontal disease, control the acute phase, intercept the risk factors and follow the patients adequately during the healing period. The first phase requires critical thinking and special care, as it comprises strategies to control the inflammation process while minimizing soft tissue shrinkage. The second phase of the therapy may involve surgery, in order to correct the defects, scars and tissue loss. The recent development of innovative treatment concepts, new biomaterials and surgical techniques has brought an answer to the increasing demand for therapy options, where promoting new formation of periodontal bone and tissue around compromised teeth is no longer a risk, but is supported by favourable and predictable long-term outcome prospective. “How To Save Teeth With Periodontal Disease“ shares therapy protocols, detailed treatment plans, and several supportive clinical cases with 10+ years of… https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f1aa5e7d6fbb619a9956.mp4 2021-01-18T07:15:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/occlusal-dental https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63ae9c66f15d56c49c2d8e4f Occlusion in General Dental Practice osteocom is pleased to introduce the new course Occlusion in General Dental Practice developed with Dr. Devang Patel BDS MFGDP (MJDF) MSc Cons Dent FHEA MBA. This program provides participants with fundamental concepts of occlusion, with the aim to help dentists in their daily practice and in treating cases of simple TMJ disorders in general dental practice. Thanks to extensive practical step-by-step demonstrations, this course covers: mounting models such as facebow records, centric relation records mounting models on the articulator for occlusal assessment fabrication, fitting and adjustment of a Michigan splint, a precious resource to understand occlusal scheme used for full mouth reconstruction cases Occlusion in general dental practice is a course designed to ensure direct implementation of all the topics covered. This program, comprising theoretical and practical videos, will facilitate a deeper understanding of the principles at the basis of successful full mouth reconstructions. Format Description: The course includes 10 hours CPD credits (instructions available after course purchase) --> 17 Lectures (12 theoretical lectures and 5 practical demonstrations) divided into 3 modules: Introduction to Occlusion (Theoretical and Practical) lectures 1 to 7 Occlusion and TMD (Theoretical) lectures 8 to 11 Occlusal Splints (Theoretical and Practical) lectures 12 to 17 Learning Objectives: Familiarize with basic terms and concepts pertaining to occlusion Deepen occlusal assessment concepts Understand the role of occlusion in treatment planning Study temporomandibular joint disorders Replicate facebow registration procedures and interocclusal recording using lucia jig for mounting models in CR Master Michigan splint fabrication procedures and understand the principles of occlusion/occlusal scheme By enrolling in this training course, you’ll get the opportunity to understand, deepen and master different aspects: Full understanding on various terminologies used in occlusion Full occlusal assessment Patient assessment … https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f1e65e7d6fbb619a9958.mp4 2021-01-25T13:23:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bone-regeneration https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61a66cec4627e4523ac4c9ca Advanced GBR From socket preservation to vertical bone regeneration https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f1ec5e7d6fbb619a9959.mp4 2021-02-03T10:15:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeanimasterclass https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64132adbc93b94a02d0ebcba Fradeani Masterclass - New Edition Esthetic rehabilitation with ceramic veneers https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f2045e7d6fbb619a995b.mp4 2021-03-01T16:03:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/rasperinimasterclass https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61b74a15de6bb5b44b96b657 Rasperini Masterclass EN Interproximal Attachment Gain: The Challenge of Periodontology https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f22b5e7d6fbb619a995e.mp4 2021-03-25T16:03:41Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/iaolive https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65521ea6ea39494529be2686 Event series on advanced implantology New trends and techniques in implantology: advanced digital learning experience by the Italian Academy of Osseointegration https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6167f6ccd21f80eb207e8c67.mp4 2021-03-31T12:08:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/not-only-endo https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60bddbf6975784e7feb5ca4e Not Only Endo Multidisciplinary approach to minimally invasive restorative dentistry https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f2695e7d6fbb619a9962.mp4 2021-04-22T13:54:19Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/60a4f766b72f7e9f70765adb https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60c5f2d1bf2802e2821021b6 Pediatric Orthodontics BASICS An introduction to orthodontics for children and teens https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f2995e7d6fbb619a9966.mp4 2021-05-19T11:32:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ceramicimplantapplication https://img.osteocom.me/upload/60d9b0d58c340194aeaccefc Ceramic Implant Application From single tooth to full arch https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d3f2fe5e7d6fbb619a996a.mp4 2021-06-08T09:34:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgerygamborena https://img.osteocom.me/upload/612498bc3f7494306629a33c Key surgical and prosthetic considerations for soft tissue management in Immediate & Delayed implantology Dr. Iñaki Gamborena and osteocom are pleased to bring you this unique and exclusive SURGICAL video course. Thanks to these 2 High Quality Surgical Videos, performed during the residential course in his clinic in San Sebastian, and a step-by-step commentary by the Author, you’ll be able to learn with Iñaki Gamborena and master single tooth implant supported restoration best practices. The course focuses on peri-implant soft tissue esthetics optimization around the final restorations – critical element for achieving gingival integration and esthetic success. In these 2 surgical full footages there will be a comparison of soft and hard tissue management techniques in immediate and delayed implant placement. The step-by-step commentary will describe both treatment alternatives from a clinical perspective, critically highlighting their respective traits in concept and management. The different points of view offered by the images of these two high definition recordings allow you to be at the side of a world-renowned expert, learn directly from his practice, and reflect both in a prosthetic and surgical way on immediate and deferred implant loading. In this advanced implantology course you will learn: the art of compensating resorbtion in immediate implant placement into fresh extraction sockets: from diagnostic to detail execution controlling soft tissue volume and scalloping in delayed implant placement how to exploit connective tissue graft taken from the tuberosity as volume maintainer soft tissue harvesting techniques flap design, suture selection and techniques Format: 2 complete video surgeries, recorded in Dr. Gamborena’s Clinic with step by step commentary presentation of the clinical case presentation of the post-op results discussion of the showed surgical approaches Download the Course Program SUBSCRIPTION TERM: UNLIMITED Purchase now and get your unlimited access to all the video collection: the videos will be available 24/7 on all your devices. Money back guaranteed within 15 days Are you a Dentistry stu… https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6125e07e7d3e93e3e6d6686a.mp4 2021-08-24T04:55:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgerygamborena/1-immediate-single-tooth-implant-placement-in-the-es https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6124999b3f749430662a6fda Immediate single tooth implant placement in the esthetic zone “The art of compensating resorption”: how to successfully integrate the final implant restoration into an inconspicuous restoration; everything you need to know about immediate implant placement into fresh extraction sockets: from diagnostics to detail execution. This surgical lecture focuses on: tooth extraction + immediate implant placement in 22 + CTG and pontic in 23 + provisional abutment and crown provisional restoration on tooth the importance of provisional in defining the tooth diameter/locate margin planning the incisal implant placement transfer the provisional interface and customized abutment CTG below the finishing line https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6125e0977d3e93e3e6d66934.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgerygamborena/2-delayed-single-tooth-implant-placement-in-the-post https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61249b7c3f749430662b5b3a Delayed single tooth implant placement in the posterior zone “Controlling the soft tissue volumes & scalloping”, thanks to the role of volume maintainer provided by soft tissue graft taken from the tuberosity, Dr. Iñaki Gamborena will give an insight about all you need to know in delayed implant placement in the posterior area. This surgical lecture focuses on: delayed implant placement in 15 + slim abutment + CTG first surgically design healing abutment maximize space for soft tissue grafting and tuberosity evaluation maximize CTG crestally reach excellent primary flap closure improve the papillary area https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6125e0aa7d3e93e3e6d66993.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-multidisciplinary-team https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61548c667f4762cf63cfe2a7 Team approach to soft tissue management around teeth and implants Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli’s multidisciplinary team pursuit of excellence https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/616960d8a740b6a7a4a82f76.mp4 2021-09-09T14:41:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-multidisciplinary-team/1-soft-tissues-around-teeth-and-implants https://img.osteocom.me/upload/615d56045001f206466e8d78 Soft tissues around teeth and implants This introductory lesson led by Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli draws similarities and differences in the soft tissues surrounding teeth and implants. Taking as a starting point the aesthetic needs that characterize a successful treatment, Prof. Zucchelli describes the components of the peri-implant soft tissue and the specific techniques for its functional increase among the overall treatment strategy. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61653fb94d25c4a48745db3e.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-multidisciplinary-team/2-innovations-in-the-treatment-of-gingival-recession https://img.osteocom.me/upload/615d56545001f20646704b72 Innovations in the treatment of gingival recessions The lesson by Dr. Martina Stefanini resumes the evolution of the technique of the coronally advanced flap with connective tissue graft. The goal is to describe in detail the site-specific application of the technique, with specific focus on the lower incisors area, where the presence of the frenulum, the lack of keratinized tissue and the lack of depth of the vestibule represent unfavorable anatomical features. The description offered allows us to understand in detail the characteristics of the bilaminar technique in its V-CAF declination, with indications regarding the design of the flap, the methods of passivation - with the detachment of the muscular structure from the alveolar mucosa - up to the description of the release incisions designed to restore the verticality of the fornix. The final part of the lesson describes the Connective tissue wall technique dedicated to the treatment of recessions associated with periodontal bone defects. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61653fc54d25c4a48745dbfc.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-multidisciplinary-team/3-the-treatment-of-peri-implant-esthetic-defects https://img.osteocom.me/upload/615d56d95001f20646727c36 The treatment of peri-implant esthetic defects The lecture by Dr. Claudio Mazzotti presents a new classification of peri-implant dehiscences. Starting from an analysis of the literature produced, the speaker offers a thorough description of the classification, that structures into 4 classes and 3 subclasses. For each clinical scenario, the characteristics of dehiscence / deficiency of the peri-implant soft tissues are described in detail and the recommended surgical treatment is indicated. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61653fd14d25c4a48745dc8d.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-multidisciplinary-team/4-restorative-treatment-after-periodontal-and-peri-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/615d56c25001f206467279b8 Restorative treatment after periodontal and peri-implant soft tissue surgery With his lesson Prof. Carlo Monaco aims to describe the strategies and measures at the basis of a successful prosthetic treatment before and after soft tissue surgery. The discussion allows to deepen the timing and the techniques of election in the prosthetic management on teeth and implants, with indications on the optimal management of the provisional restorations. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61653fdb4d25c4a48745dd09.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-multidisciplinary-team/5-orthodontic-treatment-for-the-improvement-of-perio https://img.osteocom.me/upload/615d574b5001f2064672bc10 Orthodontic treatment for the improvement of periodontal and peri-implant soft tissues Dr. Mauro Fadda provides an overview on orthodontic treatment in the improvement of gingival contours around teeth and implants. The goal is to illustrate how extrusion works in synergy within the treatment plan, allowing a displacement of the entire dental-alveolar complex, functional to the phases of implant-supported rehabilitation and soft tissue augmentation. The core of the lesson is represented by the complementary extrusion provided by the M.F. technique, capable of combining minimal invasiveness and reduced patient compliance request with high predictability of the result. The M.F. Extrusion Technique is a simple, fast and minimally invasive method of complementary orthodontic extrusion which can give a great aid in cases in which a surgical approach may not be sufficient. With this simple technique it is possible to freely move the "gingival paraboles" in a matter of weeks or even days. This enables to recreate symmetry even in very complex prosthetic rehabilitation cases. It is also possible to regenerate bone in order to place implants. This is achieved by using the great regenerative potential of teeth being orthodontically moved (even the ones with poor prognosis, which will eventually be extracted). The technique has been standardized, in order to allow any clinician to safely implement it, even the ones who usually do not practice orthodontics. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/616688746b6ebbe15e6e0d62.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-multidisciplinary-team/6-from-programming-to-prosthetic-realization-the-si https://img.osteocom.me/upload/615d57995001f20646734bb2 From programming to prosthetic realization: the single implant in the aesthetic area. The convergent transmucosal implant and the one abutment / one time concept The lesson conducted by Doctors Pietro Bellone and Matteo Sangiorgi aims to describe step-by-step all the aspects and procedures that characterize single implant placement in the aesthetic zone. In particular, indications and contraindications in the choice of the implant fixture with convergent neck and the advantages linked to the one abutment-one time concept are addressed and described. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61696118a740b6a7a4a83312.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-multidisciplinary-team/7-relive-surgery-treatment-of-implant-dehiscence-as https://img.osteocom.me/upload/615d57d45001f2064673563a RELIVE surgery: Treatment of implant dehiscence associated with gingival smile This video, commented and conducted by Proff. Carlo Monaco and Giovanni Zucchelli, shows a case of surgical-prosthetic resolution of implant malposition on element 11. The analysis carried out by the 2 speakers deepens the viewpoints of the periodontist and of the prosthodontist and the synergies between the 2 visions that allow to pursue a result of absolute excellence. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/616540004d25c4a48745dfc3.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-multidisciplinary-team/8-collegial-discussion-moderated-by-prof-giovanni-z https://img.osteocom.me/upload/615d584a5001f20646735d69 Collegial discussion moderated by Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli The panel of speakers answers the questions collected during the lectures, offering further insights and food for thought. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6165400a4d25c4a48745e00d.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/malpositioned-implants https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6153114b37265dda67d06260 Treatment of malpositioned implants in the esthetic zone Pre- and post-surgical treatment techniques and protocols in the aesthetic area https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6153184037265dda67e55839.mp4 2021-09-13T08:31:37Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/malpositioned-implants/1-decision-criteria https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6153135a37265dda67d10b80 Decision criteria In this first lesson, Prof. Carlo Monaco describes the decision-making criteria that guide the prosthetic retreatment of improperly positioned implants, with reference to the analysis of the risk factors that guide the choice of treatment. The contents that are offered to the learner concern: Evaluation of implant biological aspects Evaluation of the prosthetic aspects Soft tissue management before and after tissue augmentation surgery Modulation of thickness and shape of the peri-implant tissues by means of provisional artifacts Choice of analog or digital workflow https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6153187337265dda67e55e0f.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/malpositioned-implants/2-soft-tissue-management https://img.osteocom.me/upload/615313d437265dda67d113dd Soft tissue management In this second video lesson, Prof. Carlo Monaco illustrates the pre- and post-surgery soft tissue management protocol. Through the critical description of a detailed clinical case, the following aspects are discussed: Considerations on the immediate reduction of the abutment volumes Timing of pre-surgical treatment Management of the volumes of the provisional and timing Tissue reconditioning by means of provisional Fabrication of the final abutment Tips on managing cemented crowns and removing excess cement https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6153188037265dda67e55e97.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/malpositioned-implants/3-abutment-design-and-prosthetic-procedures https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6153191937265dda67e60663 Abutment design and prosthetic procedures The third lesson of the course on prosthetic retreatment in implant malpositioning is dedicated to the design, optimization and rationalization of the abutment. The discussion allows the author to describe the concept of the Welded Angulated Abutment, an innovative technique for the correction of extreme cases with severe buccal displacement. The contents of the lesson concern: Digital technologies in the improvement of prosthetic procedures and in the maintenance / correction of malpositioned fixtures Evaluation of the abutment angulation and its relationship with the implant angulation wax-up planning Identification of the future gingival margin Timing of use of the definitive abutment in relation to the entire treatment plan Welded Angulated Abutment technique for “extreme” corrections and its use in various cases Indications regarding the precautions for hygienic maintenance https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6153188e37265dda67e55f05.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/malpositioned-implants/4-combined-treatment-of-peri-implant-soft-tissue-deh https://img.osteocom.me/upload/615313e737265dda67d11662 Combined treatment of peri-implant soft tissue dehiscence and altered passive eruption of the adjacent elements This "four-handed" video commentary, conducted by Prof. Carlo Monaco and Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli, shows a case of surgical-prosthetic resolution of implant malposition on element 11. The analysis carried out by the 2 speakers allows to deepen the viewpoints of the periodontist and of the prosthodontist and highlights the synergies between the 2 visions that allows to pursue a result of absolute excellence. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6153189c37265dda67e55f7f.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/single-flap-approach https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6177cfe0bc0dd9fd681decf5 Single Flap Approach Simplified periodontal regeneration techniques for the treatment of infrabony defects https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6177b662bc0dd9fd680605d6.mp4 2021-09-28T13:34:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/immediate-loading https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6177aa38bc0dd9fd68f9a723 Immediate Loading Simplified protocols and innovative techniques for all clinical situations https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6177b3f7bc0dd9fd68039ec9.mp4 2021-09-30T13:30:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporary-anchorage https://img.osteocom.me/upload/616593526b6ebbe15e2d8667 Temporary anchorage devices in orthodontics - Direct skeletal anchorage strategies Clinical applications of miniscrew temporary anchorage systems in daily practice and the latest innovations in direct skeletal anchoring https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/616d2d50a740b6a7a4f2ccf7.mp4 2021-10-11T15:48:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/contemporary-soft-tissue https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61a8b1ef2f1e22d9f7f69db3 Contemporary soft tissue grafting Growth factors, autogenous grafts and matrices at teeth and implant sites. Surgery and Science https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61a8b4772f1e22d9f7f80a4a.mp4 2021-11-15T10:31:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63a5f447493738112c231b21 Fradeani Masterclass MIPP INT Minimally Invasive Prosthetic Procedure (MIPP) in the aesthetic and functional rehabilitation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63bfcec8f60909a7c3ce9523.mp4 2021-11-16T11:22:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/1-introduction-and-classification-according-to-mipp https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62cd8a972a4e72e9fbbe4fea Introduction and classification according to MIPP concept In this first video lecture, Dr Bacherini introduces the philosophy and the rationale behind the MIPP approach, showing participants the theoretical background, goals and functionalities of this technique. MIPP is applicable to all prosthetic cases, regardless of their level of complexity. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Aesthetical and functional cases Active and passive wear phases The patient’s masticatory system imbalances Tooth wear causes: Bruxism and problematic jaw relationship What drives the clinician to change the occlusion The MIPP classification: 0, 1, 2, 3 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cd2fc96573ec0dcbca56.mp4 2022-07-11T14:26:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/2-esthetic-analysis-facial-analysis-in-prosthetic-r https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62cd8aa52a4e72e9fbbe5529 Esthetic analysis: facial analysis in prosthetic rehabilitation Facial general analysis represents the first step of every aesthetic analysis: Dr. Fradeani shows its importance in order to reach a perfect aesthetic rehabilitation. Participants receive the tools and the input necessary to perform this preliminary examination in the proper way, so that the best possible treatment can be planned for each specific case. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Patient’s face horizontal disharmonies evaluation Frontal and lateral facial analysis The Natural Head Position concept Evaluation of the occlusal plane inclination according to the patient’s face anatomical references The relevance of phonetic tests in order to spot mismatches in the labial area https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cd70c96573ec0dcbd770.mp4 2022-07-11T14:26:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/3-esthetic-analysis-dentolabial-analysis-in-prosthe https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62cd8ab62a4e72e9fbbe55e9 Esthetic analysis: dentolabial analysis in prosthetic rehabilitation Dento-labial analysis, that is a part of the more general facial analysis, is discussed in a systematic way by Dr. Fradeani. Participants will be able to appreciate how the ideal resting tooth exposure and the correct smile line come from a good preliminary dento-labial analysis. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: The parallelism between the occlusal plane and the horizon of the patient's face Patient’s horizontal reference lines identification How to achieve a better harmony between eyes, lips and incisal plane Predetermining the correct incisal crest position in patients with problematic resting tooth exposures Cases where a Mock-Up is not possible Planning future incisal crest position in edentulous patients https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cdb5c96573ec0dcbded0.mp4 2022-07-11T14:27:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/4-functional-analysis-according-to-mipp-concept https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62e8fdfc80767c453c399b9d Functional analysis according to MIPP concept Dr. Bacherini presents an in-depth overview about the key points of functional analysis, with a specific focus on different types of wear. The analysis of joints, muscles, teeth and occlusions is discussed in detail in order to optimize the prosthetic treatment’s functionality and strenght. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: How to reason in order to understand the etiology of the various problems that might occur The incisal ridge position optimization How to minimize the treatment’s invasiveness Stable and active wear Differences between physiological and pathological wear How to analyze patient’s masticatory function to prevent and/or treat a wear Post-treatment oral rehabilitation protocol https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cde2c96573ec0dcbe6c6.mp4 2022-08-02T10:34:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/5-occlusion-vertical-size-according-to-mipp-concept https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62e8fdec80767c453c399abe Occlusion vertical size according to MIPP concept The vertical dimension of the occlusion is one of the fundamental parameters in order to plan the treatment that, if correctly managed, allows to reduce the invasiveness of the prosthetic operation, thus providing several benefits for the clinician. It will be seen that there are no contraindications to increasing VDO as patients have a great capacity for muscular and phonetic readjustment in a very short time after the treatment. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: How to measure VDO Why the resting occlusal position is no longer considered a reliable parameter for planning an intervention on the VDO Preliminary questions behind the VDO alteration When to increase, decrease or preserve the VDO Phonetic and muscular post-treatment readjustment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310ce09c96573ec0dcbe82c.mp4 2022-08-02T10:34:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/6-the-centric-relation-according-to-mipp-concept https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62e8fde380767c453c399a52 The centric relation according to MIPP concept Centric Relation (CR) is another important occlusal parameter, because the goal of any prosthetic treatment in which the VDO is modified is to put patient’s jaw in a centric relation. The rationale behind this parameter is shown and several treatment options are also discussed, such as Dawson operation, Leaf Gauge and Lucia Jig. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Centric Relation definition What are the cases in which to avoid Centric Relation Discrepancy between Max Intercuspidation and CR consequences What are the methods to register the patient in CR What makes centric jaw positioning difficult Different methods for positioning the jaw https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310ce34c96573ec0dcbef82.mp4 2022-08-02T10:34:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/7-mipp-0-clinical-cases-and-no-prep-veneers-procedu https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62e8fdcb80767c453c39991a MIPP 0: clinical cases and No-prep veneers procedures In this video lecture Dr. Bacherini illustrates a clinical case treated by adopting a No-Prep procedure (MIPP 0). The presentation focuses on each step of this treatment, which is difficult for both clinicians and technicians to manage, due to the thinness of the veneers. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Factors to be considered while deciding if a No Prep treatment should be performed How to take a correct impression Cementation and margin wax-up The rationale behind the planning of the proper tooth volume Comparison between No Prep and Moderate Prep approach https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310ce69c96573ec0dcc1a09.mp4 2022-08-02T10:34:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/8-clinical-case---mipp-1-conventional-buccal-veneer https://img.osteocom.me/upload/630c73725d510871335e09cd Clinical case - MIPP 1: conventional buccal veneers procedures MIPP 1 cases don’t contemplate VDO alteration but, unlike MIPP 0, a moderate preparation is performed. Dr. Bacherini provides indications, contraindications, advices on preparation steps and choice of materials to participants. Finally, a clinical case with a restoration on anterior teeth using Buccal-Veneers is presented. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: A restorative treatment with traditional veneers Advices on how to preserve the enamel and the tooth structure Indications and contraindications A preliminary step: Butt Joint and Palatal Chamfer Interproximal preparation Diastema coverage rationale https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cea2c96573ec0dcc22f1.mp4 2022-08-29T08:03:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/9-clinical-case---mipp-3-occlusal-parameters-altera https://img.osteocom.me/upload/630c73e55d510871335e1396 Clinical case - MIPP 3: occlusal parameters alteration In this clinical case, as it is a MIPP 3 class, the occlusion is modified by increasing the VDO and by putting the patient in a Centric Relation condition. From the preliminary stages of facial analysis, both aesthetical and functional, to the preparation of temporaries, Dr. Bacherini guides participants step-by-step, showing also a wide range of possible issues. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Dento-labial analysis and different types of wear’s diagnosis How to plan the ideal VDO position GetAPP: the tool for VDO’s set-up Upper front teeth Mock-Up for the preliminary aesthetic test Temporary preparation Unsatisfactory temporary’s limits The Indirect Modified Technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310ced7c96573ec0dcc250d.mp4 2022-08-29T08:07:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/10-clinical-case---mipp-3-part-1-of-3-treatment-pl https://img.osteocom.me/upload/630c74625d510871335e2096 Clinical case - MIPP 3 (part 1 of 3): treatment planning and data collection Dr. Bacherini presents a MIPP 3 clinical case that leads participants in the next three lectures: a young patient is affected by a severe front teeth wear and wants to improve relational smile aesthetics. In this first part preliminary phases are analysed and data to formulate a treatment plan are collected. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Facial and dento-labial analysis Functional and aesthetical patient’s issues Treatment digital planning with GetAPP and FaceHunter How to collect and process data Digital wax-up How to moderately prepare the buccal surface Mock-Up aesthetical and functional test Fabrication of definitive posterior teeth https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cf14c96573ec0dcc2e7c.mp4 2022-08-29T08:09:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/11-clinical-case---mipp-3-part-2-of-3-dental-impre https://img.osteocom.me/upload/630c75e65d510871335e7fe3 Clinical case - MIPP 3 (part 2 of 3): dental impression and provisional management The previous MIPP 3 clinical case continues and in this video lesson the focus is on impression taking. In the first part the general theoretical and practical principles, the rationale behind the choice of materials and removal techniques are explained. In the second part, Dr. Bacherini demonstrates with a clinical video the taking of the impression and the delivery of the temporary veneers to the patient. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Tissue management for a proper impression Different impression material sliding and viscosity The proper impression removal How to apply Ultrapak cords in the ruts in order to obtain tissue displacement Timing of cords placement and removal Application of temporary veneers https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cf41c96573ec0dcc3730.mp4 2022-08-29T08:16:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/12-clinical-case---mipp-3-part-3-of-3-finalisation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/630c76ac5d510871335e9632 Clinical case - MIPP 3 (part 3 of 3): finalisation, restorations construction and cementation The third and last part of the previous presented MIPP 3 clinical case focuses on the cementation and finalization phases of the treatment. At the beginning of the lecture it is shown how to prepare V-Veneers, explaining also this minimally invasive prosthetic treatment benefits. Then, the speaker proceeds with a step-by-step description of the cementing protocol and finalization steps. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Differences between Full-Veneers and V-Veneers Bonding force affecting factors Prosthetic and dental substrate treatment How to prevent dentine degradation Adhesive material selection process Cementation protocol Finalization steps https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cf7bc96573ec0dcc3f9f.mp4 2022-08-29T08:19:34Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/13-mipp-2-the-new-concept-behind-full-veneers-to-opt https://img.osteocom.me/upload/630c77475d510871335ed850 MIPP 2: the new concept behind Full-Veneers to optimise aesthetics and functionality Dr. Fradeani illustrates a very complex clinical case treated with a MIPP 2 protocol. The treatment’s goal is to recreate an ideal overjet-overbite relationship by moving the upper jaw lower and forward. The case is managed with a multidisciplinary approach (orthodontic, orthognathic, implant and prosthetic) in ordert to get a perfect outcome both at aesthetic and functional level. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: The orthodontic treatment to create the necessary space that will receive the future implant The orthognathic treatment to facilitate the shifting of the upper jaw The orthodontic finishing treatment to improve the overjet-overbite relationship Implant placement and simultaneous clinical crown lengthening Selective grinding Prosthetic finalisation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cfb7c96573ec0dcc425a.mp4 2022-08-29T08:21:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/14-mipp-2b-clinical-case-of-full-veneers-in-openbite https://img.osteocom.me/upload/630c77f15d510871335f215a MIPP 2B: clinical case of Full-Veneers in openbite with preserved enamel tooth structure A young patient, already undergoing orthodontic and orthognathic treatment, asks Dr. Fradeani for an aesthetic improvement of the relational smile, paying specific attention to the edentulous area of the right upper lateral incisor, which also has a lack of vestibular volume and a severe mucogingival recession. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Tissue management and the following implant placement Prosthesis positioning on abutments to conditionate the adjacent tissues Full-Veneers preparation Right upper lateral incisor close-up The occlusal appearance improvement from an aesthetic and functional point of view https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cfd6c96573ec0dcc4410.mp4 2022-08-29T08:24:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fradeani-mipp/15-mipp-2-mipp-2a-and-mipp-2b-combined-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/630c78535d510871335f55e0 MIPP 2: MIPP 2A and MIPP 2B combined technique In this last clinical case a patient presents a non-existent resting exposure and a discrepancy between Centric Relation and Max Intercuspidation. Dr. Fradeani illustrates how to cause an occlusal adjustment in CR to ensure long-term occlusal stability by performing Full-Veneers restorations. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Differences between MIPP 2A and MIPP 2B Ensuring static and dynamic occlusion with a view to longevity and stability Veneers elongation in the central area Mock-Up preparation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6310cffac96573ec0dcc455d.mp4 2022-08-29T08:26:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61af5b465b73d1a17f288f4d Orofacial Pain Academy Channel Learn from the best global opinion leaders in this clinical field https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64832f08426df11b5351c881.mp4 2021-11-22T07:52:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/1-neuropathies-of-the-trigeminal-system https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647df99223321135fd15eed8 Neuropathies of the Trigeminal System The term orofacial pain commonly refers to pain associated with the hard and soft tissues of the head, face, oral cavity, and neck. Prof. Dr. Steven Bender discusses and describes three major orofacial pain disorders: TMDs, oromotor and jaw behavior disorders, and neurovascular and headache disorders. He then explains that the pathophysiology of OFPs may be due to diseases of the orofacial structures, musculoskeletal system disorders, peripheral or central nervous system disorders, systemic maladies, the manifestation of psychosocial disorders, or possibly the sequela of poor sleep. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/648331c0426df11b53555561.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/2-primary-headaches https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647df9b223321135fd15faad Primary Headaches Primary headaches are disorders that exist with no apparent underlying cause with recurrent or persistent head pain, whereas secondary headaches exist in relation to discrete inciting factors. Prof. Dr. Robert Mier shows that primary headaches consist of migraine, tension-type headaches, trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias and hemicrania continua. By following this lecture, you will deepen your knowledge of the proper diagnostic protocol for primary headaches and understand that diagnosis is a crucial clinical phase to help patients. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: The description of the entities that comprise the Primary Headaches The different Primary Headaches The pathophysiology of Primary Headaches The available therapies to treat Primary Headaches https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/648331c8426df11b53555aa2.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/3-burning-mouth-syndrome https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647df9c323321135fd160c85 Burning Mouth Syndrome Burning Mouth Syndrome tends to be a rather enigmatic condition with indecision as to nomenclature, classification and diagnostic criteria. By attending this lecture, you will dive deeper into this clinical topic that represents an enigma for the majority of health care providers. This presentation provides an overview of the current knowledge regarding Burning Mouth Syndroem based on evidence-based principles. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: The current nomenclature, classification, diagnostic criteria and epidemiology associated with BMS. The signs and symptoms associated with BMS. The mechanisms and theories associated with the etiopathogenesis of BMS. Evidence-based management strategies for BMS. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/648331ce426df11b535561ba.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/4-temporomandibular-disorders-overview https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647dfa1023321135fd163115 Temporomandibular Disorders Overview The term Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) is an umbrella term referring to musculoskeletal disorders in the orofacial area. It includes musculoskeletal pain in the orofacial region, which is the second most prevalent cause of orofacial pain after dental pathology, and functional disorders of the masticatory system. Prof. Dr. Koutris explores different diagnostic protocols of TMDs and explains how to set the proper diagnosis and exclude other pathologies in order to reach an appropriate and successful management of these conditions. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/648331d5426df11b535566b5.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/5-temporomandibular-joint-disorders https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647dfa2a23321135fd1640c1 Temporomandibular Joint Disorders The aim of this lecture is to provide an overview of the state-of-the-art, evidence-based knowledge regarding TMJ pathologies and disorders with an emphasis on epidemiology, diagnosis and management. You will understand that TMJ pain can severely affect a person’s everyday life, i.e. social interactions and physical activities. From primary and secondary TMJ pains and local and systemic TMJ arthritis to internal derangement and less common conditions as TMJ neoplasms, luxations and congenital disorders: all these topics are covered in detail in this video lecture. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/648331e5426df11b53556be8.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/6-muscle-disorders https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647dfa4623321135fd165066 Muscle Disorders Temporomandibular disorders can be divided into conditions affecting the temporomandibular joints (TMJs) and conditions affecting the jaw muscles. This lecture focuses on the etiology, assessment, and possible consequences of muscle disorders. From an etiological viewpoint, it is reasonable to think that emotional tension leading to prolonged muscle contraction is an important factor to explain the physiopathology of muscle disorders. The combination of factors that interplay to modulate these phenomena is discussed in this lecture. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/648331f5426df11b53557bb8.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/7-sleep-and-pain https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647dfa6923321135fd16650d Sleep and Pain In the last decade, the field of Sleep Medicine has gained among those general dentists and clinicians who were already devoted to the treatment of Temporomandibular Disorders and Orofacial Pain. The purpose of this lecture is to provide an overview of the mechanisms underlying the bidirectional relationship between sleep and orofacial pain in three main areas: chronic musculoskeletal pain, neurovascular orofacial pain, and neuropathic orofacial pain. Special attention is paid to conservative behavioral and pharmacological therapies. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/648331fe426df11b53558dec.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/8-sleep-and-headaches https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647dfa8223321135fd167519 Sleep and Headaches Headache is one of the most common pain complaints in the general population. Sleep and headache appear to have a bidirectional relationship and share common elements in terms of anatomy and pathophysiology. You will understand that the management of headaches is integrally related to the management of concomitant sleep disorders, and vice versa. Sleep disorders and headaches share common comorbidities such as depression, a sedentary lifestyle, anxiety, and global pain. Prof. Dr. Davis Thomas explains that any factor that affects one of these phenomena can have a robust effect on the other. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64833206426df11b53559ecf.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/9-role-of-the-dentist-in-dental-sleep-medicine https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647dfa9223321135fd168475 Role of the dentist in dental sleep medicine The role of the dentist in sleep medicine has undergone a great evolution in recent years. Thus, the area of orofacial pain has become immensely closer to sleep medicine and a new concept, dental sleep medicine, has also been generated. This area of interest does not only involve sleep bruxism as in the past but also includes different concepts that influence sleep and its different pathologies. The purpose of this presentation is to review all the different areas where the orofacial pain dentist can make a contribution in sleep medicine, from diagnosis to treatment. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6483320e426df11b5355ade7.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/10-bruxism-today https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647dfac523321135fd1697e8 Bruxism Today In this lecture, an update on current bruxism concepts is provided, with a focus on its definition and assessment. You will learn that bruxism is much more than just grinding teeth while asleep, being a muscle activity with multiple implications related to its multifaceted etiology, clinical manifestations, possible consequences, and interplay with comorbid conditions. Researchers will be updated on the emerging findings that are to be taken into consideration for the design of a proper evaluation instrument. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64833217426df11b5355b83c.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/11-awake-bruxism-and-ecological-momentary-assessment https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647dfadc23321135fd169fc8 Awake Bruxism and ecological momentary assessment The 2018 bruxism consensus paper provided two separate definitions for sleep bruxism (SB) and awake bruxism (AB). The introduction of a specific definition for AB is of particular interest because it has implications concerning its diagnosis, especially in light of the influence that the adoption of different diagnostic strategies may have on the prevalence data reported. You will understand that muscle behavior should be measured at best with continuous electromyographic recordings during wakefulness. On the other hand, it should be recognized that acquiring hour-long EMG recordings while awake is difficult for obvious technical reasons as well as discomfort for the patients. For this reason, an alternative option to AB assessment, viz., the Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA), has been suggested. This lecture guides you through the latest novelties on the use of EMA in clinical and research settings, with a focus on its diagnostic and therapeutical implications. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6483321e426df11b5355c27e.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-academy/12-sleep-bruxism-and-obstructive-sleep-apnea https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647dfae523321135fd16a9e6 Sleep Bruxism and Obstructive Sleep Apnea Bruxism is a phenomenon that is gaining increasing interest from several medical and dental practitioners for its multifaceted clinical implications. This lesson aims to get deeper into the world of Sleep Bruxism and Sleep Apnea by describing the features of bruxism within the complex sleep architecture, with a focus on its relationship with respiratory events. You will learn that sleep bruxism is much more than just "grinding the teeth”. Bruxism is a complex spectrum of jaw muscle activities with multifactorial etiology, and a variety of clinical manifestations, potential consequences, and interactions with possible comorbid conditions. Concerning the specific topic of the lecture, you will deepen your knowledge of cardiorespiratory polygraphy and the use of MADs (Mandibular Advance Devices). https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64833226426df11b5355ca38.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e1ac0fc13183aa75eeb72f Alveolar Ridge Preservation Alveolar Ridge and Socket Preservation Techniques for Implant Therapy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61d571ac5e58db0dd18cdbf4.mp4 2022-01-05T08:43:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/1-wound-healing-dynamics-of-the-post-extraction-sock https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e56415e475857bbfb14a2c Wound healing dynamics of the post-extraction socket The first lesson of the channel opens with an overall review of the literature dedicated to the dynamics of spontaneous healing of the post-extraction sockets, moving then towards a day-by-day histological and histomorphometric analysis. The second part of the lecture moves focuses on the description of the extra-alveolar healing process, with insights into the degree of resorption that the ridge undergoes after the avulsion of an element. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e565bee475857bbfb15eca.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/2-alveolar-ridge-preservation-biological-rationale https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e563e9e475857bbfb14576 Alveolar ridge preservation. Biological rationale and clinical applications In this second lesson, Dr. Daniele Cardaropoli describes the biological rationale at the basis of the alveolar ridge preservation therapy concept. The description starts from a differential definition of alveolar preservation and alveolar augmentation (a topic that will be addressed specifically in the fourth lesson of this training channel) and moves towards a description of the clinical practices of volumetric maintenance of the alveolar ridge in compliance with the healing biology of the alveolar socket and its surrounding structures. The author offers a review of the literature and a perspective on his direct experience, offering an answer to questions such as: is the ridge preservation technique effective regardless of the initial cortical bone thickness? what differences must be observed in the preparation of the implant tunnels in post-extraction sites treated with ridge preservation? to what extent does the ridge preservation technique involve the need for additional bone augmentation procedures during implant placement? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e565c8e475857bbfb15f12.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/3-biomaterials-choice-and-the-open-healing-concept https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e563ace475857bbfb13c5c Biomaterials choice and the "Open-healing" concept This third lesson allows the author to approach a clinical description of the alveolar preservation technique with intentionally exposed membrane, as well as the choice of the correct materials for ridge preservation. The didactic approach is thoroughly step-by-step and observes: implications of the extraction technique - open flap VS flapless differences in bone resorption related to the elevation of a flap - half thickness VS full thickness which bone substitute shows the best data in terms of volumetric maintenance how to protect the graft - VS socket seal resorbable membrane with autologous punch VS collagen matrix. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e565d7e475857bbfb15fa7.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/4-alveolar-ridge-augmentation-procedures-concomitant https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e562fce475857bbfb13119 Alveolar ridge augmentation procedures concomitant with dental extraction In lesson number 4, Dr. Daniele Cardaropoli describes the bone augmentation techniques that are necessary in the rehabilitation of non-intact post-extraction sites. The discussion includes: the Ice cream cone technique with pre-formed membrane to manage the lack of the vestibular wall the use of fibrin glue as an adjuvant for bone grafting the management of cases characterized by root fractures. The lesson ends with the description of the new classification of post-extraction sites, published by the author in 2021 in the International Journal of Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, which aims to correlate a precise clinical scenario with the correct treatment strategy. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e565e1e475857bbfb16022.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/5-open-healing-ridge-preservation-technique-on-eleme https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e5620ce475857bbfb1224e Open healing ridge preservation technique on element 14 The video shows an alveolar preservation surgery on the right upper premolar. The avulsion is dictated by endodontic and prosthetic reasons, and it is possible to appreciate the various phases that characterize the ridge preservation procedure with the Open Healing technique and the use of a three-dimensional matrix. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e1895ac13183aa75d6c0cb.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/6-ice-cream-cone-technique-on-element-22 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e56167e475857bbfb10aed Ice Cream Cone Technique on element 22 The video shows a ridge augmentation treatment following conservative-endodontic failure and vestibular bone resorption in the esthetic zone. The compromised site treatment involves a bone augmentation procedure with a preformed resorbable membrane to reconstruct the vestibular bone wall. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e18984c13183aa75d6c5ae.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/7-ridge-augmentation-of-the-upper-left-quadrant https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e5613ce475857bbfb109c9 Ridge augmentation of the upper left quadrant The video shows an alveolar ridge augmentation surgery after major prosthetic and endodontic failure and onset of peri-implant disease. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e1898cc13183aa75d6c69e.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/8-open-healing-ridge-preservation-on-element-15 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e5610fe475857bbfb103a3 Open healing ridge preservation on element 15 The video shows a ridge preservation technique on an upper premolar. Thanks to the thorough description provided, it is possibile to deepen every fundamental step of the Open Healing technique. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e18995c13183aa75d6c7a2.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/9-ridge-augmentation-on-element-21 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e560e9e475857bbfb1020b Ridge augmentation on element 21 The video shows a bone augmentation procedure on lateral incisor. The buccal wall is partially compromised, entailing the need to perform a bone augmentation procedure with a pre-formed resorbable membrane. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61f2dfa2d772f75bf8c73231.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/10-ridge-preservation-technique-on-elements-16-and-17 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e560c4e475857bbfb10092 Ridge preservation technique on elements 16 and 17 The video shows the extraction of the elements 16 and 17 with coronectomy and root separation. The considerable volume of the alveolar crest is maintained thanks to the application of a ridge preservation technique, described here with a step-by-step approach. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e189a9c13183aa75d6c975.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/11-ridge-preservation-on-element-12-with-intentionall https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e56089e475857bbfb0fe65 Ridge preservation on element 12 with intentionally exposed 3D matrix The video illustrates a ridge preservation intervention in the aesthetic zone. The technique of choice follows the Open Healing concept with a three-dimensional matrix to protect a collagenated deproteinized bovine graft. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e189b3c13183aa75d6ca44.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/12-open-healing-ridge-preservation-technique-on-eleme https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e5606fe475857bbfb0fd87 Open healing ridge preservation technique on element 25 The video shows a ridge preservation surgery in the upper left premolar area. The technique of choice follows the open healing concept with intentional exposure of the membrane. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e189bdc13183aa75d6ce0a.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/13-open-healing-ridge-preservation-technique-on-eleme https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e55fa4e475857bbfb0dfa2 Open healing ridge preservation technique on element 14 The video shows the application of the open healign ridge preservation technique on the right upper premolar. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e189c6c13183aa75d6cf4a.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/alveolar-ridge-preservation/14-ridge-augmentation-on-element-23 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61e55f6ae475857bbfb0d36d Ridge augmentation on element 23 The video illustrates a post-extraction bone augmentation procedure aimed at resolving the resorption on the palatal bone wall of the left upper canine. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61e189cfc13183aa75d6d05f.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/occlusion-implant-dentistry https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61efd76d276baba953dbab3b Occlusion in Implant Dentistry The definitive course on fundamentals on Occlusion in Implant Dentistry https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61ec5a95273081669a1826cf.mp4 2022-01-14T16:32:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/occlusion-implant-dentistry/1-introduction-to-occlusal-implant-dentistry https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61ec575b273081669a15cf20 Introduction to occlusal Implant Dentistry This lecture will guide you through the understanding the biomechanical implications of occlusal overload on Implants and how it can affect patient rehabilitation; Dr. Patel will cover during the lectures the rationale behind the importance of an effective occlusal exam in Implantology. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61ec5aa0273081669a182844.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/occlusion-implant-dentistry/2-natural-teeth-vs-implants https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61ec5795273081669a15d214 Natural teeth vs Implants In this video Dr. Patel will explain the main differences between natural teeth and implants; providing the full basis and understanding of the main biological and occlusal characteristics of natural teeth and implant from an occlusal assessment point of view. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61ec5aaa273081669a1829ac.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/occlusion-implant-dentistry/3-occlusal-assessment https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61ec57c0273081669a15d36d Occlusal assessment In this video lecture Dr. Patel will go through a full Demonstration of comprehensive occlusal examination and will explain how to achieve a complete occlusal assessment. A step by step clinical demonstration completes the lecture. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61ec5ab3273081669a182ad8.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/occlusion-implant-dentistry/4-principles-of-implant-occlusion https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61ec57e3273081669a15d76b Principles of Implant Occlusion In this video Dr Devang Patel will explain what are the various factors that affect implant occlusion and deepen the concept of Implant Protective Occlusion. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61ec5abd273081669a182dec.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/occlusion-implant-dentistry/5-occlusal-schemes https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61ec580c273081669a15d8d7 Occlusal schemes This theoretical and practical lecture will cover and explain different occlusal schemes that need to be considered in different clinical scenarios. Dr. Patel will guide you through all the different occlusal schemes and when to use them. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61ec5ac6273081669a182f63.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/occlusion-implant-dentistry/6-recording-occlusion https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61ec5832273081669a15dc72 Recording occlusion This lecture focuses on the various methods used to record implant occlusion from single tooth to full arch. Dr. Patel will explain and perform occlusal registration applying it to different cases showing how to reach a satisfactory occlusal assessment. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61ec5acf273081669a182fe4.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/occlusion-implant-dentistry/7-case-based-discussion https://img.osteocom.me/upload/61ec5851273081669a15dec2 Case based discussion This video lecture brings to practice all the fundamentals learned into the course, Dr. Patel will present various occlusal schemes used in practical cases. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/61ec5ad7273081669a183113.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants https://img.osteocom.me/upload/620646f41049da6962119058 Tilted Implants A complete surgical and theoretical guide to Tilted Implants and All-on-4® treatment concept https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6204e90dee011d9b8f44b288.mp4 2022-02-10T09:58:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/1-rehabilitations-with-tilted-implants https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e2abee011d9b8f3d5c35 Rehabilitations with tilted implants This video lecture performed by Dr. Enrico Agliardi is part of the continuing education course of Implant Prosthetics with inclined implants All-on-4®, V-II-V, Trans-Sinus and Zygoma. In this lesson Dr. Agliardi will deepen the concepts behind the placement of Tilted Implants. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/620647591049da69621199a4.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/2-all-on-4-principles-and-concepts https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e2a0ee011d9b8f3d5862 All-on-4® Principles and Concepts In this fourth video lecture, Dr. Agliardi will extensively present the fundamental principles and concepts behind "All on 4®" implant prosthetic rehabilitation. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/620647631049da6962119cfb.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/3-the-all-on-4-step-by-step-surgical-protocol-in-th https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e299ee011d9b8f3d54bc The All-on-4® step-by-step surgical protocol in the mandible This video lesson will focus on the extensive step-by-step description of the "All on 4®" protocol in the mandibular area. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6206476d1049da6962119ece.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/4-mandibular-surgical-approach-with-all-on-4-techni https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e291ee011d9b8f3d523e Mandibular surgical approach with All-on-4® technique This ReLIVE Surgery sees the involvement of a course participant, followed in the first part by the tutor and directly by Enrico Agliardi for the execution of the All-on-4® technique. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/620647771049da696211a145.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/5-computer-guided-surgery-in-the-rehabilitation-of-a https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e288ee011d9b8f3d4eda Computer-guided surgery in the rehabilitation of atrophic maxillae with tilted implants In this video lecture Dr. Stefano Panigatti will describe all the steps of the computer guided contemporary protocols in implant prosthetics with All-on-4®, V-II-V, Trans-Sinus and Zygoma tilted implants. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/620647821049da696211a1b3.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/6-restoring-of-the-vertical-dimension---part-1--diag https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e2baee011d9b8f3d5ef1 Restoring of the vertical dimension - Part 1- Diagnosis In this first part, Dr. Alessandra Carrera discusses the theory and semeiotics of the cranial jaw relationship and discusses the diagnosis steps related to vertical dimension loss. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/620b885be7767e51d165b274.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/7-the-restoration-of-the-vertical-dimension---part-2 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e2b2ee011d9b8f3d5d9b The restoration of the vertical dimension - Part 2: complications and considerations in the diagnostic phase In this second part, Dr. Alessandra Carrera addresses the clinical difficulties that can be encountered in the determination of the occlusal relation, VDO and CR. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/620647521049da6962119927.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/8-phonetics-in-odontoprosthetics https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e280ee011d9b8f3d4e5f Phonetics in Odontoprosthetics This video lecture aims to introduce and explain principles of Phonetics in Odontoprostetics by giving advices and tips that can be applied in the daily practice and during the treatments planning. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6206478c1049da696211a392.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/9-provisionalization-in-all-on-4-implant-rehabilita https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e278ee011d9b8f3d4dfd Provisionalization in All on 4® implant rehabilitation This video by Dr. Riccardo Benzi is part of the continuing education course on implant prosthetics with All-on-4®, V-II-V, Trans-Sinus and Zygoma tilted implants. The lecture will address all the steps needed to achieve a perfect prosthetic result. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/620647961049da696211a3d9.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/10-prosthetic-finalization https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e26fee011d9b8f3d4d6d Prosthetic Finalization In this video, Dr. Riccardo Benzi explains, through a series of clinical cases, all the necessary steps to finalize the prosthesis in cases where All-on-4®, V-II-V, Trans-Sinus e Zygoma tilted implants are applied. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/620647a31049da696211a49d.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/11-rehabilitation-of-complex-cases-with-the-help-of-t https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e268ee011d9b8f3d4d17 Rehabilitation of complex cases with the help of tilted, intraoral and zygomatic implants This lecture focuses on graftless and immediate load treatments of atrophic maxillae, illustrating the scientific and anatomical background behind all-on-4® and zygomatic anchored implant-prosthetic protocols. The didactic objective is to provide a full description of the topic that allows the analysis of the clinical application of these approaches and the safety they provide. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/620647af1049da696211a56b.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants/12-all-on-4-technique-in-upper-arch-rehabilitation-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6204e261ee011d9b8f3d4bf6 All-on-4® technique in upper arch rehabilitation in alveolar extraction site This surgical video lecture will cover a rehabilitative maxillary surgery using the All-on-4® technique. The operator's description focuses on bone crest preparation, illustrating the importance of osteotomy preparation of implant sites. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/620647bb1049da696211a64f.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/posterior-adhesive-restorations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6230bec2a545d10855620897 Posterior adhesive restorations: indications, clinical procedures and mDPT techniques The management of lesions with subgingival margins: indications and innovative cavity design (mDPT) https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/623dc834e5324aa1909255bf.mp4 2022-02-24T09:34:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/posterior-adhesive-restorations/1-indirect-adhesive-posterior-restorations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62207c21140ec70cdc794337 Indirect adhesive posterior restorations Current clinical indications and clinical procedures using the innovative Morphology Driven Preparation Technique will be addressed through a video teaching approach. Topics: Classification and indications for adhesive restorations Limitations of direct adhesive restorations Presentation of direct minimally invasive procedures and techniques New cavity designs in adhesive procedures Tools required for preparation procedures Types of indirect adhesive restorations: indications and procedures https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/623dc8ece5324aa190926a38.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/posterior-adhesive-restorations/2-clinical-procedures-for-indirect-restorations-with https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62207c28140ec70cdc7943e5 Clinical procedures for indirect restorations with sub-gingival margins The clinical procedures of the mDPT (Morphology Driven Preparation Technique) will be explored using a video teaching approach. Topics: Decision parameters and new classification of cervical margins mDPT grade 1 margin relocation technique Grade 2 mDPT technique with surgical exposure of margins Grade 3 mDPT technique with clinical crown lengthening and resective surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/623dc94ae5324aa190927d73.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/posterior-adhesive-restorations/3-clinical-video---cervical-margin-relocation-for-in https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62207c31140ec70cdc79445c Clinical Video - Cervical margin relocation for indirect subgingival margin restoration with mDPT technique (Morphology Driven Preparation Technique) Dr Marco Veneziani treats an indirect restoration of tooth 46 with significant carious infiltration of the intrasulcular area. The case is treated with relocation of the cervical margin and mDPT technique and documented with extreme rigor and in several sessions with the patient, up to the final stage of the restoration. The author also presents the treatment of the counter-lateral element of 36, also with carious lesion and involvement of the subgingival compartment, which requires a clinical crown lengthening. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/623dc99de5324aa1909285bb.mp4 https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6245631fb4600789e3675a48 Gamborena Masterclass EN Immediate implant placement into fresh extraction socket https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c7adb27a4eba42fef3f9.mp4 2022-03-21T10:05:25Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/1-treatment-philosophy-to-preserve-what-there-is-imm https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246bacc8f4ec1603c5a2ca9 Treatment philosophy to preserve what there is immediate implants The ultimate goal is to replace missing teeth with implant restorations that are indiscernible from the surrounding dentition in terms of shape, morphology, and color, but also to restore and maintain a natural hard and soft-tissue architecture, which is considered the frame for any restoration. Soft-tissue aberrations, defects, and deficiencies will make even the most beautiful restoration unsuccessful, not just in the beginning, but also when they happen long after completion of treatment. This is probably the most challenging aspect in implant dentistry. This part of the lecture will focus on how much CTG can create to achieve the above-mentioned goal with several implant esthetic failures and how to solve them. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c682b27a4eba42fe33a2.mp4 2022-03-21T10:05:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/2-critical-thinking-the-importance-of-ctg https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246bcdf8f4ec1603c5aa1d7 Critical thinking, the importance of CTG Traditionally, the palate was the preferred connective tissue donor site due to its abundance of tissue and relatively easy access. Limiting anatomical structures on the palate, great variations in thickness, and significant patient discomfort are some of the disadvantages reported. Another CTG donor site is the maxillary tuberosity, which is less favored due its more complicated surgical access. However, patient discomfort is more limited compared to palatal donor aeras. In addition, tissue thickness is typically greater and more consistent among patients. Unlike palatal subepithelial connective tissue, it is denser, due its higher collagen fiber content, and contains less fat, making it less prone to postoperative resorption. In this section surgical technique will be discussed in order to facilitate the sampling of tissue. VISTA TECHNIQUE https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c6a1b27a4eba42fe35b2.mp4 2022-03-31T14:39:37Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/3-evolution-concept--long-term-results https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246bcff8f4ec1603c5aa571 Evolution, concept & long-term results The fact that even the slightest changes can have devastating consequences in esthetic areas is one of the major challenges. These problems are exacerbated in younger patients, where treatment outcomes should last for many years or even decades. Tuberosity CTG has help us successfully achieve our goals at any age, providing a truly stable long-term result. We are going to introduce representative cases of consistent long-term outcome in our professional career. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c6abb27a4eba42fe35f2.mp4 2022-03-31T14:39:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/4-dtx-studio-implant-plan--execution---smartfusion https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246bd1d8f4ec1603c5aa68d DTX Studio Implant Plan & execution - Smartfusion A clinical video shown in lecture 3 from the all pre-prosthetic and laboratory aspects to surgery. Provisional restoration + final impression Pour PVS final impression in epoxy Full contour wax-up 2 silicone matrices indexes before cutting abutment Scan epoxy model to perform smart fusion DTX implant studio implant placement - export STL file Print surgical guide & bond ring Transfer implant placement into epoxy master model Duplicate tooth diameter & finishing line into custom abutment Transfer implant head orientation into surgical guide https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c6b5b27a4eba42fe3769.mp4 2022-03-31T14:39:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/5-contemporary-protocol-the-8-steps---step-1 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246bd3d8f4ec1603c5aad24 Contemporary protocol, the 8 steps - Step 1 Planning ahead is the key to success with immediate implant placement into fresh extraction sockets. It is essential that the dental team understands and properly carries out every step for predictable long-term esthetic results. This lesson will focus on the first of the 8 steps of this systematic approach: 1. Provisional restoration of the tooth to be extracted Placing a provisional restoration before tooth extraction, no matter the condition of the tooth to be extracted, and before immediate implant placement has many advantages for implant position planning and simplified treatment execution Learning how to copy the result achieved with the provisional crown and transfer it to the implant Understanding how to evaluate the ideal emergence profile and reference point for implant position depth with the intracrevicular preparation finish line Learning how to communicate to the dental technician the location of the subgingival crown margin, tooth diameter, and the prepared abutment characteristics Understanding how to estimate the necessary CTG volume using the abutment as a reference to evaluate the amount of vertical tissue collapse https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c6beb27a4eba42fe37f7.mp4 2022-03-31T14:39:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/6-contemporary-protocol-the-8-steps---steps-2-and-3 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246bd5f8f4ec1603c5aae51 Contemporary protocol, the 8 steps - Steps 2 and 3 This lesson will focus on the second and third of the 8 steps of this systematic approach: 2. Atraumatic extraction 3. Ideal implant placement with surgical guide In this lecture you will learn: The technique to perform the atraumatic tooth extraction without placing any instrument between the crestal bone and the root The systems and tools available for an atraumatic tooth extraction The ideal 3D implant placement: all immediate implants are inserted with a computer or model-based surgical guide to place the implant precisely with the planned position, angulation, and depth Implant recommended placement: the authors’ opinion https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c6d1b27a4eba42fe38f3.mp4 2022-03-31T14:40:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/7-contemporary-protocol-the-8-steps---steps-4-5-6 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246be9d8f4ec1603c5ad89c Contemporary protocol, the 8 steps - Steps 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 This lesson will focus on the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth of the 8 steps of this systematic approach: 4. Initial stability above 35-Ncm torque 5. 3D bone packing 6. Customized abutment delivery 7. Provisional reline 8. TCTG In this lecture you will learn that: Reaching 35Ncm or above is mandatory for a successful treatment alternative Insertion torque should be 35 Ncm or above and that this can be achieved only with proper selection of implant type, shape, diameter, and length The initial implant osteotomy is critical for reaching the desired insertion torque value when placing an implant into a fresh extraction socket. The cutting, compressing, bone expansion, and, most importantly, the reorientation capabilities, with no major torque loss, make this an ideal implant for immediate placement 3D bone packing technique provides support and stabilization of the surrounding bone Customized implant restoration serves to seal the socket and protect the tissue grafts There is a customized abutment and cement-retained provisional restoration in the immediate implant protocol Sealing the sockets protects and retains the blood clot and the CTG You can transfer to the position of the implant abutment precisely as fabricated on the master model The advantage of using the same provisional again is that it already features all the necessary anatomical, functional, and esthetic parameters CTG placement is the final step of the immediate implant treatment protocol The donor site of the CTG is arguably the most important factor for long-term soft tissue stability https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c6dbb27a4eba42fe3935.mp4 2022-03-31T14:40:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/8-video-presentation-of-a-clinical-case-on-the-8-ste https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246becd8f4ec1603c5adab9 Video presentation of a clinical case on the 8-step schematic protocol 1. Delivering a provisional restoration from day first (on tooth 1st) 2. Surgical stent ready for ideal implant placement 3. Delivery at day of surgery: the final Zr abutment 4. Same provisional restoration relined on the final Zr abutment 5. CTG from tuberosity around the implant https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c6e5b27a4eba42fe39de.mp4 2022-03-31T14:40:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/9-case-presentation-with-video-surgeries-recorded-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246bf5a8f4ec1603c5ae28b Case presentation with video surgeries, recorded in Dr. Gamborena’s Clinic Presentation of the clinical case using different design with Ti Ultra Nobel Implants Presentation of the post-op results Discussion of the surgical approaches used This surgical lectures focuses on: Tooth extraction + immediate implant placement in 22 + CTG and pontic in 23 + provisional abutment and crown Provisional restoration on tooth The importance of provisional in defining the tooth diameter/locating margin Planning the incisal implant placement Transfer the provisional interface and customized abutment CTG below the finishing line https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c6f1b27a4eba42fe3bcc.mp4 2022-03-31T14:40:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/10-type-2-socket-treatment-alternatives https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246bf8f8f4ec1603c5aec69 Type 2 socket treatment alternatives This lecture combines clinical and surgical clips. Elian Type 2 socket represents a higher degree of difficulty as one of the socket is missing. This means that it will have to be reconstructed as in the previously discussed protocol. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c6fab27a4eba42fe3c48.mp4 2022-03-31T14:40:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/11-type-2-socket-treatment-alternatives-multilayer-t https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246bfe28f4ec1603c5afa32 Type 2 socket treatment alternatives: multilayer technique This lecture, which combines clinical and surgical videos, will focus on the different treatment alternatives as well as the treatment sequencing, materials and execution and their relative outcome. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c707b27a4eba42fe41eb.mp4 2022-03-31T14:40:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/12-socket-type-3-treatment-alternatives https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246c0028f4ec1603c5afb90 Socket type 3 treatment alternatives This lecture, which combines clinical and surgical videos, will focus on the treatment approach to adopt when the tissue is also deficient as in type 3 sockets where the implant positioning is uncommonly deeper and where a transmucosal abutment is advisable for bone stability. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c716b27a4eba42fe4822.mp4 2022-03-31T14:40:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/13-adjacent-implants-long-term-results---part-1 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246c0278f4ec1603c5afcfc Adjacent implants long-term results - Part 1 The above protocol applies to single, multiple, and adjacent implants. The protocol has been successfully applied to a wide variety of cases. Periapical radiographs document the initial situation of some cases in 2006 and the follow-up situation up to 2021. In this section, the cases discussed prove the satisfying outcome obtained on average in 15-year span. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c720b27a4eba42fe48bc.mp4 2022-03-31T14:40:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/14-adjacent-implants-long-term-results---part-2 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246c06a8f4ec1603c5affbf Adjacent implants long term results - Part 2 The above protocol applies to single, multiple, and adjacent implants. The protocol has been successfully applied to a wide variety of cases. Periapical radiographs document the initial situation of some cases in 2006 and the follow-up situation up to 2021. In this section, the cases discussed prove the satisfying outcome obtained on average in 15-year span. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c72ab27a4eba42fe4bc3.mp4 2022-03-31T14:40:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gamborenamasterclass/15-all-at-once-concept https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6246c0918f4ec1603c5b0162 All-at-once concept This series of cases depicts a new “all-at-once concept” described in 2016 for instantly placed single anterior implants that are immediately restored with a definitive Crown on type 1 socket. The final crown is fabricated beforehand on the natural tooth to be extracted and then picked up with a polyvinyl siloxane (PVS) impression. In the laboratory, computer-guided or model-based implant surgery is simulated on the master cast. The final zirconia abutment is fabricated on the same model and retrofitted to the definitive crown to construct a screw-/ cement-retained implant restoration. Critical aspects are explained in detail in this lecture with detailed videos of some of the cases presented at 5 years. Benefits of the all-at-once concept: The all-immediate approach of the procedure allows for significantly faster healing and less trauma, which translates to patient satisfaction The ASC abutment design provides great versatility and ideal implant placement One of the disadvantages is that this concept is technique-sensitive and requires a certain level of expertise as well as excellent communication between the clinician and the dental technician. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6245c739b27a4eba42fe4ee0.mp4 2022-03-31T14:40:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sleep-breathing-disorders https://img.osteocom.me/upload/626fff1cae2762caf8e1e3c6 Treatment of Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders in the Dental Practice – The Essentials How to screen and identify patients at risk of Obstructive Sleep Apnea, offering a well-tolerated therapy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6262ab1d1e7a30ecc5364583.mp4 2022-04-12T16:15:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sleep-breathing-disorders/1-basics-of-sleep https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6262a2691e7a30ecc5346e9c Basics of Sleep Topics: Learn the sleep community proper terminology that will allow you to communicate directly to sleep disease diagnostic specialists such as physicians Discover how to increase patients’ quality of life by taking care of their snoring Understand the key role of dentists in detecting patients affected by sleep apnea Start looking beyond teeth and focusing on the oral cavity What is sleep: SAS diagnostic tests, sleep active ingredients, effects of sleep deprivation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6262abc01e7a30ecc53656c0.mp4 2022-04-12T16:16:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sleep-breathing-disorders/2-comorbidities-of-obstructive-sleep-apnea https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6262a2821e7a30ecc5346f27 Comorbidities of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Topics: Presentation of some definitions, useful criteria and index : Apnea, Hypopnea, RERAs, AHI, RDI, CPAP machine Explanation and analysis of the most common OSA comorbidities such as obesity, diabetes, coronary disease, stroke, cardiovascular disorders, behavior problems An innovative point of view: the relation between OSA and cancer The relation between sleep disorders,age, weight, and gender Discussion on the impact of the nasal breathing on sleep quality https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6262abca1e7a30ecc5365701.mp4 2022-04-12T16:16:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sleep-breathing-disorders/3-anatomy-of-the-upper-airway https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6262a2981e7a30ecc534722f Anatomy of the Upper Airway Topics: An anatomy overview: presentation of the upper airway and its section and its pharyngeal dilator muscle Explaining the tongue and the surprising fact that we only see a small part of it Fat tongue and its relationship with OSA https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6262abd51e7a30ecc53657da.mp4 2022-04-12T16:16:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sleep-breathing-disorders/4-screening-for-sleep-related-breathing-disorders https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6262a2b51e7a30ecc534744e Screening for Sleep Related Breathing Disorders Topics: View of different videos of sleep apnea with a focus on the paradoxical breathing and the physiological response of the patient’s body Sleep apnea symptoms and the relation between severe OSA and severe tooth wear Presentation of PSG: the diagnostic device that specialists use in their labs Presentation of HST (Home Sleep Testing), a class of devices available for private people for domestic OSA diagnosis https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6262abfd1e7a30ecc5365893.mp4 2022-04-12T16:16:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sleep-breathing-disorders/5-the-role-of-3d-imaging https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6262a2cb1e7a30ecc5347830 The Role of 3D Imaging Topics: A very short video focused on the presentation of the 3D scan-technique, CBCT A brief explanation of the differences between a 2D scan and a 3D scan Pros&Cons : Can CBCT change my diagnosis? No. Can CBCT change my treatment? Yes because you can see if there’s some dentistry to do! https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6262ac071e7a30ecc5365bcf.mp4 2022-04-12T16:16:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sleep-breathing-disorders/6-treatment-options https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6262a31f1e7a30ecc53480f5 Treatment options Topics: Some tips to track Sleep Related Breathing Disorders; the Stop Bang, Mallampatti system, BMI, ESS Learn to pay attention to some clinical signs in order to detect in time SRBD on time Non-surgical treatment of OSA: CPAP (Pros&Cons) Surgical treatment of OSA: Tracheostomy, somnoplasty, UPPP, MMA How to manage medical billing regarding of OSA treatment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6262ac121e7a30ecc5365d0c.mp4 2022-04-12T16:16:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sleep-breathing-disorders/7-treatment-of-sleep-related-breathing-disorders-wit https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6262a3161e7a30ecc5348086 Treatment of Sleep Related Breathing Disorders with Oral Appliance Therapy We have a dental solution for a medical disease and this means that the dentist has to speak frequently with the physician and a strong work relationship with him is needed. Topics: How oral appliances work; what’s the goal of OAT? Side effects of oral appliance therapy There are over 190 cleared designs; How can we choose a successful appliance for a specific patient? Comparison between OAT and surgery/ non-surgery techniques like CPAP https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6262ac1e1e7a30ecc5365e22.mp4 2022-04-12T16:16:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sleep-breathing-disorders/8-bite-registration-and-treatment-of-oral-appliance https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6262a30d1e7a30ecc5348027 Bite registration and treatment of oral appliance Topics: Presentation of a clinical video of a bite registration using Airway Metrics System and “Mute” nose dilator How to find out the proper vertical and horizontal position for a patient’s bite to mitigate his snoring How to calibrate the oral appliances (mandibular and tongue position) Complications and side effects: OAT can impact the oral structures; what could you do to prevent this? Treatment protocol for pre-diagnosed patients (appointment by appointment) https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6262ac251e7a30ecc5365e6f.mp4 2022-04-12T16:16:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sleep-breathing-disorders/9-how-to-start-your-sleep-dentistry-practice---marke https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6262a3051e7a30ecc5347f86 How to start your sleep dentistry practice - Marketing advices Topics Dentistry is changing and it’s time to bring an evolution on your practices. In this video you’ll learn the importance of teaching the patients how to connect their oral health to their overall health. This is the key of contemporary dentistry for Dr. Tucker. Discover how to market the fact you’re treating sleep related breathing disorders patients successfully Some tips to start your sleep practice; focus on the importance of having relationships with sleep labs and physicians Learn how to organize your sleep dentistry team in order to start working on this new business https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6262ac2f1e7a30ecc5365ee3.mp4 2022-04-12T16:16:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62d6a26c2328fc84092e6709 Endodontic Retreatment The latest and most advanced techniques and materials required for the clinical management of non-surgical endodontic restorations https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6fa542a4e72e9fbf60a21.mp4 2022-07-07T09:56:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment/1-prognostic-factors-in-endodontics https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62c6f2492a4e72e9fbf1d8ca Prognostic factors in Endodontics Topics: Clinical and radiographic evaluation criteria Criteria for defining endodontic success Prognosis of primary tratments Prognosis of non-surgical restorations Literature review Decision-making in Endodontics https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6deea2a4e72e9fbe58094.mp4 2022-07-07T09:57:38Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment/2-advanced-technology-in-endodontic-retreatment https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62c6f23b2a4e72e9fbf1d649 Advanced technology in endodontic retreatment Topics: The ideal retreatment instruments Magnifying systems in Endodontics The use of magnyifing glasses The advantages of the operating microscope Ultrasonic sources and tips in Endodontics Modern instruments and materials for retreatments CBCT in Endodontics https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6def32a4e72e9fbe580fe.mp4 2022-07-07T09:57:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment/3-coronal-disassembly-removal-of-crowns-and-bridges https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62c6f2252a4e72e9fbf1be57 Coronal disassembly: removal of crowns and bridges Topics: The access through prostethic crowns Advantages of crown and bridge removal Crown and bridge removal instrumentation Crown and bridge removal techniques Non-destructive removal techniques Semi-destructive removal techniques Destructive removal techniques https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6defe2a4e72e9fbe5819c.mp4 2022-07-07T09:57:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment/4-coronal-disassembly-removal-of-posts https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62c6f2162a4e72e9fbf1bb55 Coronal disassembly: removal of posts Topics: Pin removal instruments Advantages and disadvantages of different pin removal systems Fibre pin removal techniques Screwed metal pin removal techniques Cemented metal pin removal techniques Cast core pin removal techniques Decision making in pin removal https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6df082a4e72e9fbe58240.mp4 2022-07-07T09:57:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment/5-location-and-treatment-of-missed-canals https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62c6f2032a4e72e9fbf1b2af Location and treatment of missed canals Topics: Channel search instruments MB2: how to find it How to detect calcified canals The relevance of the operating microscope in finding canals The use of CBCT as a diagnostic aid Guided endodontic techniques in order to finding canals https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6e5082a4e72e9fbe9c169.mp4 2022-07-07T09:58:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment/6-removal-of-filling-materials-and-treatment-of-ledg https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62c6f1f72a4e72e9fbf1aee7 Removal of filling materials and treatment of ledges and apical Topics: Required instruments for the removal of filling materials Cement removal technique Carrier system removal technique Apical probing Irrigation protocol https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6e5192a4e72e9fbe9c213.mp4 2022-07-07T09:58:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment/7-treatment-of-fractured-fragments https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62c6f1e22a4e72e9fbf1aa90 Treatment of fractured fragments Topics: Causative factors of fractured instruments How to remove fractured instruments? Removal techniques with microtubes Removal techniques with loop systems Removal techniques with ultrasonic tips https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6e5a42a4e72e9fbe9eb87.mp4 2022-07-07T09:58:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment/8-perforation-repair https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62c6f1d82a4e72e9fbf1aa29 Perforation repair Topics: Classification of perforations Perforation repair materials Perforation repair techniques Perforations in the pulp chamber floor Lateral, root and resorption perforations https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6e5c02a4e72e9fbe9ecbb.mp4 2022-07-07T09:58:19Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment/9-repair-of-altered-apical-anatomy-and-open-apex https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62c6f1b62a4e72e9fbf1a8d2 Repair of altered apical anatomy and open apex Topics: Beating apices closing materials Instruments for closing beating apices Beaded apices closing techniques Apical resorptions Apical closure with calcium hydroxide Apical barrier technique with MTA How to seal irregular apices with flowable bioceramic https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6e5f72a4e72e9fbe9eebf.mp4 2022-07-07T09:58:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/endodontic-retreatment/10-post-endo-restoration https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62c6f1ab2a4e72e9fbf1a3f2 Post-Endo Restoration Topics: The restoration of the endodontically treated tooth How to choose the right type of restoration in different clinical situations Restoration materials with fibre posts The use of fibre posts: how, when and why Adhesive procedures: possibilities and limitations Step-by-step post cementation procedures Step-by-step core build-up procedures https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62c6e5e92a4e72e9fbe9ee28.mp4 2022-07-07T09:58:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6448e780cb58d5e569a13cfd Hard and soft tissue augmentation 2.0 Unlock the secrets of hard and soft tissue augmentation: achieve optimal and balanced outcomes. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6450e6538d3598d37eb3c774.mp4 2022-07-07T15:31:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue/1-decision-criteria-in-bone-augmentation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645277439e703fecfac98b45 Decision criteria in bone augmentation When soft and hard tissues aren’t well represented in terms of volume or aren’t in the right position, it becomes mandatory to perform bone regeneration to achieve the osseointegration of the implant. Participants will discover that their goal is to have a new bone formation in the area of the defect, otherwise implants can’t be placed. Dr. De Stavola analyzes the biological diagnosis in bone grafting, the surgical techniques that may affect the final result, the surgical goals, and the rationale behind the choice of the graft material. Topics: Biological factors influencing bone augmentation procedures How to strongly improve the predictability of bone regeneration procedures How to deal with huge bone deficiencies in vertical and mesio-distal direction The relevance of angiogenesis in guided bone regeneration Inductive and mechanical factors influencing the formation of new osteoblasts How surgical choices may affect the final outcome https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62d12237a66aff2889ccf10e.mp4 2022-07-07T15:56:03Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue/2-macro-stability-and-strain-related-to-the-bone-aug https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645277539e703fecfac99fae Macro-stability and strain related to the bone augmentation process How to achieve stability from a surgical point of view? In this second video lecture, Dr. De Stavola explains in detail the treatment procedures to reach great stability of the graft material placed inside the defect. Participants will learn that macro-stability is affected by the environment and how to perform bone augmentation. The mechanical factors influencing the overall stability are analyzed, as well as the surgical factors that may influence the final result. Topics: The mechanical factors influencing treatment stability: fixed membrane VS non-fixed membrane When to use titanium reinforcements to improve stability How to properly support biological bone formation Graft positioning: inside or outside the anatomical contour How to preserve the stability of the graft material https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62d12244a66aff2889ccf5c1.mp4 2022-07-07T15:57:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue/3-1st-re-live-session-clinical-review-and-discussio https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645277699e703fecfac9bc67 1st Re-LIVE Session: Clinical Review and Discussion about key factors in bone augmentation procedures In this Re-LIVE Session, Dr. De Stavola reviews all the topics covered during the first two lessons, showing surgical videos and exemplary clinic cases and commenting them step by step. Special emphasis is given to the difficulties that may emerge in the search of bone vascular support and to the analysis of the area of the defect. Topics: Why may we have difficulties on reaching proper bone vascular support? How can we understand if there’s or there isn’t a good vascular support in the area of the defect? When analyzing a defect, which axial level should we primarily consider? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/633d69f23b132d97f842f0c3.mp4 2022-07-07T15:58:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue/4-benefits-of-computer-guided-approach-in-bone-regen https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645277789e703fecfac9d04c Benefits of computer guided approach in bone regeneration Thanks to this lecture, participants will deepen their knowledge of bone harvesting procedures and donor sites; in particular, Dr. De Stavola explains that the best donor site is the retromolar area. The retromolar area is the first choice for the clinician because it is more predictable, less risky from a neurological point of view, and doesn’t cause intraoperative pain. Then, Dr. De Stavola describes the differences between a free-hand approach and a computer-guided one for bone regeneration, highlighting the benefits of the second approach for both the patient and the clinician. Topics: Mandibular bone harvesting Why does Dr. De Stavola prefer to work on the retromolar area? Differences between final outcomes reached with or without autologous bone harvesting Problems in managing osteotomy in the retromolar area How and when it is recommended to place bony picks Where do we place the surgical lines while performing osteotomy? How to treat defects in the upper jaw https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62d12250a66aff2889ccf7a4.mp4 2022-07-07T15:58:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue/5-bone-graft-digital-planning https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6452777f9e703fecfac9da34 Bone graft digital planning In this video lecture, Dr. De Stavola discusses the fundamental relevance of adopting a digital approach to perform bone harvesting and bone regeneration procedures. Participants will discover that the clinician has to bring the defect into the digital world in order to measure its mesio-distal dimension so that it’s possible to define the dimension of the bone harvest needed. Participants will then receive a detailed explanation of Safecut®, an innovative SW that is used to determine the osteotomy lines and the 3D dimension of the defect; the clinician's goal is to keep a strong correlation between what has been performed in the clinical field and what has been digitally planned in the preliminary stages of the treatment. Topics: The importance of bringing the defect in the digital world for the diagnosis Safecut® computer-guided bone harvesting The treatment of the harvested bone block Anatomy of the donor site The Safecut® concept: step-by-step surgical aspects Tunnel approach to open the site and fixation of the lamina in the area of the defect https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62d1225ea66aff2889ccf96a.mp4 2022-07-07T15:59:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue/6-2nd-re-live-session-clinical-review-and-discussio https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645277a89e703fecfaca413a 2nd Re-LIVE Session: Clinical Review and Discussion about computer guided approach and digital planning During this session Dr. De Stavola reviews all topics covered during the second on demand session, showing surgical videos and clinic cases, interacting with the participants and answering their questions. In this Re-LIVE Session, Dr. De Stavola explores some of the most important topics covered in the previous video lectures concerning digital planning and computer-guided surgery. From the correct timing and type of anesthesia to the anatomy of the donor site, through an analysis of possible risk factors, useful planning softwares, a discussion of post-operative discomfort for the patient, and a comparison between free-hand and computer-guided surgery: each topic is presented and discussed step by step with the support of clinical videos. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6352b35a3f73f98ac959d7ab.mp4 2022-07-07T16:01:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue/7-soft-tissue-management---part-1 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645277b09e703fecfaca5959 Soft tissue management - Part 1 In this video lecture, Dr. De Stavola introduces some crucial aspects regarding soft tissue management in bone regeneration procedures. In particular, participants will understand, with the help of some explanatory clinical clips, that all regenerative techniques must have primary wound healing and that any time there’s an infection it means that there has been a surgical mistake in the soft tissue management phase. Topics: Flap design and passivation Differences between flap design in the mandibular or maxillary section Complication rate in vertical bone augmentation procedures Flap elongation and incision lines How to obtain a mid-crestal wound sealing at the end of the surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62d1226ba66aff2889cd0231.mp4 2022-07-07T16:02:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue/8-soft-tissue-management---part-2 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645277b89e703fecfaca6bf3 Soft tissue management - Part 2 This second video lecture on soft tissue management focuses on the strategies for performing flap designs, flap elongations and wound closures. Participants will understand that flap management is a key factor for the regenerative treatments: Dr. De Stavola explains how to manage the flap elongation and how to work in a conservative way so as to cause minimum damage to the tissue surface. Topics: Focus on soft tissues anatomy Flap design, flap elongation and wound closure Single and mattress suture protocols Is tension related to the graft? Differences between vestibular and lingual flaps https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62d12276a66aff2889cd040c.mp4 2022-07-07T16:09:19Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue/9-3rd-re-live-session-clinical-review-and-discussio https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645277c89e703fecfaca83e8 3rd Re-LIVE Session: Clinical Review and Discussion about soft tissue management In this Re-LIVE Clinical Review, Dr. De Stavola explains the proper techniques that can help preserve and enhance the quality and quantity of soft tissues during bone regenerative treatments. Starting from the correct flap design to access to the surgical site while minimizing damage to the tissue surface, passing through other crucial aspects like suturing techniques up to post-operative care: every key factor is discussed in detail in this clinical review. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/637662557229c101bf5a07e0.mp4 2022-07-07T16:09:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-soft-tissue/10-final-re-live-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645278049e703fecfacaae31 Final Re-LIVE Surgery This final Re-LIVE Surgery aims to summarize all the elements analysed an discussed throughout this learning experience. A complete surgery lasting more than two and a half hours with step-by-step commentary by Dr. De Stavola is shown. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63989554cd7d32e7a06531b8.mp4 2022-07-07T16:09:32Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62cf7bd2e044f6a59b1c4 Soft tissue surgery around teeth and implants A revolutionary online-based video course that combines theory and intensive Hands-On virtual training https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62f61739bd2e044f6a4cb7ac.mp4 2022-08-01T10:04:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/1-soft-tissue-management-around-teeth-and-implants-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62dc6bd2e044f6a59ca43 Soft tissue management around teeth and implants in aesthetic area In this first video lecture, Prof. Zucchelli will discuss about the similarities between the management of soft tissue around teeth and implants, with a specific focus on the aesthetic area. Particular attention will be paid on how to interproximally and buccaly manage tissues considering the anatomic differences between teeth and implants. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: The factors that determine soft tissue margin position Unsightly outcome critical factors The most important differences between soft tissues around teeth and implants The necessary connective tissue thickness around teeth and implants What is the correct emergence profile around teeth and implants How to manage gummy smile The technical terminology https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe38f0ca52c4818e7a13bd.mp4 2022-08-01T10:04:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/2-gingival-recession-around-teeth https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62dd4bd2e044f6a59cb1c Gingival recession around teeth In this video lecture, Prof. Zucchelli gives advice on how to treat gingival recessions around teeth. Before approaching gingival recessions, you have to deeply analyze the structure of the enamel because frequently what seems to be a gingival recession is a simple disconformity in the convexity of the enamel that has to be restored. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: What is a gingival recession and how to measure it The morfology of the enamel and the cementum enamel junction How to restore a non-conforming enamel in a very controlled environment Enamel loss causative factors: abrasion, patient’s toothbrush, upfraction or erosion The relationship between occlusion and loss of the enamel How to recreate a good aesthetic outcome and a positive emergence profile of the enamel Esthetically guided level of root coverage according to biological parameters https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe3a79ca52c4818e7ab521.mp4 2022-08-01T10:04:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/3-the-biological-background-behind-coronally-advance https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62dedbd2e044f6a59cd6b The biological background behind Coronally Advanced Flap The advantage of the Coronally Advanced Flap technique is that independently on how deep is the recession, the flap will be in a position with an enormous amount of blood exchanges between the inner aspect of the surgical papilla and the outer aspect of the anatomic papilla. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: The key factors in Coronally Advanced Flap technique How to prepare the surgical papilla? How to disepithelize the anatomic papilla? Step-by-step papilla elevation with several surgical videos How to identify the area that has to be disepithelized Spit-thickness papilla elevation full thickness https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe3b21ca52c4818e7af957.mp4 2022-08-01T10:04:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/4-entire-surgical-procedure-coronally-advanced-flap https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62dfdbd2e044f6a59d1d8 Entire surgical procedure: Coronally Advanced Flap and Connective Tissue Graft In this video lecture, Prof. Zucchelli focuses on how to perform a minimally invasive Coronally Advanced Flap by showing the rationale behind connective tissue graft harvesting, disepithelization and finishing, while the latter part of the lecture focuses on suture techniques in order to stabilize the CTG to the root. During the lecture, each step will be supported by surgical videos. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: Incision protocol in order to design the flap Treatment of the root surface Root planing: the reason why, correct instruments and indications The use of EDTA gel to facilitate the mechanical preparation of the root surface Disepithelisation of papilla tip with microsurgical scissors How to elevate connective tissue graft How to apply the graft on the root Suturation protocol in order to leave any space between the graft and the root https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe3bddca52c4818e7b2e92.mp4 2022-08-01T10:04:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/5-gingival-recession-treatment-on-a-lower-incisor https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62e0abd2e044f6a59d3fd Gingival recession treatment on a lower incisor Prof. Zucchelli will discuss about how to achieve root coverage in a lower incisor affected by a single type gingival recession. He shows participants the evidence that the cause of this phenomenon has to be found in a previous poorly performed orthodontic treatment. Prof. Zucchelli explains how to transform a Miller’s third class recession into a first class one with a good keratinized tissue by doing an orthodontic and a contention treatment. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: Diagnosis of this site-specific recession How a wrong orthodontic treatment can cause a gingival recession on a lower incisor The risks of endodontic complications of this type of recession surgical treatment Treatment first step: an orthodontic solution, i.e. site-specific spring Treatment second step: the contention phase The importance of checking placque accumulation on root’s surface before starting the orthodontic treatment How to manage Residual Vestibulum Depth https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe3c91ca52c4818e7b60a5.mp4 2022-08-01T10:04:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/6-treatment-of-soft-tissue-dehiscence-around-implant https://img.osteocom.me/upload/672b83c528500c2b6c375830 Treatment of soft tissue dehiscence around implants When dealing with soft tissue deshiscence, most dentists prefer to remove the implant and restart the treatment from the beginning. According to Prof. Zucchelli, it is way better to save the implant by covering the dehiscence and repositioning the soft tissue margin of the implant-supported crown. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: Causative factors of soft tissue dehiscence Which is the goal of soft tissue dehiscence therapy? The ideal position of soft tissue margin How to prevent recession and how to mask transparency The etiological factors associated with soft tissue dehiscence Connective tissue graft positioning and thickness The risks of implant removal https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe3d3cca52c4818e7b8fc0.mp4 2022-08-01T10:05:04Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/7-treatment-of-multiple-gingival-recessions-in-the-u https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62e28bd2e044f6a59d812 Treatment of multiple gingival recessions in the upper jaw In this video lecture, Prof. Zucchelli focuses on the treatment of gingival recession around teeth in the maxilla, paying a specific attention to flap design, CTG management, root preparation and incision and suture protocols. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: How to plan and design an incision line in order to elevate papilla full thickness Step-by-step procedure to make the flap advance in coronal direction How to correctly prepare the root: root planing and use of EDTA Papilla disepithelisation with microsurgical scissors When is recommended to applicate CTG on the root in the upper jaw? The risk of damaging some termination of the mental nerve https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe3dfdca52c4818e7bf06f.mp4 2022-08-01T10:05:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/8-mucogingival-approach-to-immediate-implant-placeme https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62e38bd2e044f6a59d8d6 Mucogingival approach to immediate implant placement (Part 1) Most people consider immediate implant placement a flapless procedure, but Prof. Zucchelli shows that adopting this approach will lead you to obtain an insufficient amount of soft tissue thickness around the implant-supported crown. In order to increase soft tissue thickness, you have to place CTG, and the only way to place it in a correct position is to elevate the flap. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: The correct amount of soft tissue thickness around natural teeth and implant How to increase soft tissue thickness around implant supported crown Where should we place connective tissue graft? Flap elevation in coronal direction How to improve papilla height during immediate implant placement https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe3eaeca52c4818e7c1fbd.mp4 2022-08-01T10:05:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/9-mucogingival-approach-to-immediate-implant-placeme https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62e4abd2e044f6a59dbfc Mucogingival approach to immediate implant placement (Part 2) The mucogingival approach to immediate implant placement is recommended when the situation at the moment of the tooth extraction is not ideal at the level of buccal aspect and papilla. Prof. Zucchelli explains in detail this surgical technique by showing its advantages and the differences between delayed and immediate implant placement. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: Factors that indicate the need of a mucogingival approach Correct connective tissue graft positioning CTG harvesting, preparation and suturation protocol How to increase papilla height and thickness The ideal implant position, inclination and stability Advantages of a mucogingival approach in comparison to a flapless one The use of sling suture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe3f49ca52c4818e7c4a76.mp4 2022-08-01T10:05:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/10-the-concept-behind-the-delayed-implant-placement https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62e5cbd2e044f6a59dccd The concept behind the delayed implant placement This lecture focuses on delayed guided simple implant installation with contextual soft tissue augmentation. Prof. Zucchelli shows a demonstrative step-by-step surgical video. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: How to establish the ideal position of the soft tissue margin of the implant supported crown How to reduce or minimize bone resorption by increasing the thickness of STG Decide which type of graft to use and where to place it How to adapt the surgical papilla to the anatomic disepithelised papilla Final restoration clinical phase https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe3febca52c4818e7c7dee.mp4 2022-08-01T10:05:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/11-mucogingival-approach-to-immediate-implant-placeme https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62e6dbd2e044f6a59ddd7 Mucogingival approach to immediate implant placement in problematic clinical cases An advantage of the mucogingival approach to immediate implant placement is that it allows to solve in one surgical step problems like chronic fistula, lack of buccal bone and root resorption. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: How to prevent the collaps of the tissue What is a chronic fistula and how to manage this situation How to manage severe bone defect https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe4074ca52c4818e7ca5a7.mp4 2022-08-01T10:05:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/12-tooth-extraction-for-periodontal-reasons https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62e7dbd2e044f6a59deb0 Tooth extraction for periodontal reasons At the moment of tooth extraction for periodontal reason, you have a bone loss that doesn’t allow to perform an immediate implant placement. Prof. Zucchelli illustrates an innovative technique called “Connective Tissue Platform” that will enable you to augment in one surgical time and in a very predictable way both the apical coronal and the buccal lingual height. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: Periodontal surgery to get rid of bony defects When to extract and when not to extract a tooth When is it recommended to choose a Maryland solution? Increased procedure of papilla height The rationale behind connective tissue platform technique Step-by-step CTP technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe412eca52c4818e7ce44e.mp4 2022-08-01T10:05:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/13-how-to-increase-the-supra-periosteal-keratinized-t https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62ec0bd2e044f6a5aa181 How to increase the supra-periosteal keratinized tissue In this video lecture, Prof. Zucchelli illustrates how to improve the patient oral hygiene by providing him a band of keratinized tissue attached to the periosteum instead of alveolar mucosa. The gold standard of this procedure is the free gingival graft applied on the periosteal bed. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: Free gingival graft positioning, dimension and thickness Suture of the free gingival graft to the periosteal bed How to clean the periosteal bed properly How to prepare the periosteal bed with a flap How to improve patients’ oral hygiene https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62fe421cca52c4818e7d1b28.mp4 2022-08-01T10:06:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/14-1st-relive-surgery---how-to-manage-a-gingival-rece https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62f29bd2e044f6a5aa6ce 1st ReLIVE Surgery - How to manage a gingival recession in the palatal root In this first ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli shows how to manage a 4mm gingival recession in the palatal aspect at the level of the root of the first molar. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: Split thickness elevation to create the space in which to place the graft Root planning DTA application Harvesting CTG procedure Disepithelization of the graft How to block the graft as apically as possible How to suture the flap with a Six-Zero How to improve the compression at the level of the portion of the graft that’s left uncovered by making a horizontal suture How to achieve better control of the bleeding in the palatal area of the CTG harvesting https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62f61893bd2e044f6a4ce155.mp4 2022-08-02T15:40:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/15-2nd-relive-surgery---soft-tissue-augmentation-for https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62f3cbd2e044f6a5aaac0 2nd ReLIVE Surgery - Soft tissue augmentation for a guided implant placement at the level of lateral incisor In this second ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli restores the lateral incisor by increasing the papilla’s height. The elevation of the flap is very difficult because the patient has previously undergone many unsuccessful surgeries and, for this reason, there are lots of scars in the tissue around the edentulous site. In particular, in this lecture Prof. Zucchelli focuses on: Step-by-step protocol for a proper anaesthesia The horizontal incision to have good access to the palatal bone in the edentulous area Split thickness flap elevation at the level of the occlusal platform Papilla incision protocol How to obtain a useful papilla rotation Guided implant placement CTG harvesting procedure Disepithelization of the graft Suture protocol https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62f6189dbd2e044f6a4ce177.mp4 2022-08-02T15:41:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/16-hands-on-video-part-1---full-thickness-elevation-f https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62f56bd2e044f6a5ab604 Hands-On Video Part 1 - Full thickness elevation for a delayed implant placement In particular, in this Hands-On session, Prof. Zucchelli will speak about: Split thickness papilla elevation Buccal incision to keep the minimum amount of keratinized tissue in the buccal aspect Split-thickness elevation at the level of the second papilla Full thickness elevation of the flap at the level of the probing depth area of the adjacent tooth Separation of the alveolar mucosa from the periosteal bed All muscles removal from the inner aspect of the alveolar mucosa Checking if there is enough advancement of the flap to allow sufficient adaptation In these Hands-On training, in order to reach the best human soft tissue simulation, Prof. Zucchelli uses an animal origin anatomic model. You can contact your trusted butcher to get one or more pig jaws so that you can train following step-by-step Prof. Zucchelli’s tips. Pig jaws must be frozen for storage and defrosted at least 12 hours before their use. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62f618aabd2e044f6a4ce1cb.mp4 2022-08-12T07:27:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/17-hands-on-video-part-2---site-specific-preparation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62f65bd2e044f6a5ab89d Hands-On Video Part 2 - Site-specific preparation for a guided implant placement In particular, in this Hands-On session, Prof. Zucchelli will speak about: Site-specific removal of soft tissue covering the bone in the area in which we will place the implant Site-specific exposure of the bone in the area in which we will place the implant Guided implant placement Healing screw and closing cup placement Proper calculation of the needed amount of connective tissue graft In these Hands-On training, in order to reach the best human soft tissue simulation, Prof. Zucchelli uses an animal origin anatomic model. You can contact your trusted butcher to get one or more pig jaws so that you can train following step-by-step Prof. Zucchelli’s tips. Pig jaws must be frozen for storage and defrosted at least 12 hours before their use. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62f618b5bd2e044f6a4ce24a.mp4 2022-08-12T07:27:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/18-hands-on-video-part-3---connective-tissue-graft-ha https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62f75bd2e044f6a5ab9f7 Hands-On Video Part 3 - Connective tissue graft harvesting and disepithelisation In particular, in this Hands-On session, Prof. Zucchelli will speak about: Connective tissue harvesting Disepithelization of the graft Disepithelization of the anatomic papilla mesially and distally to the implant site with blades and micro-surgical scissors Application of the connective tissue graft to the trans-mucosal area and the bone dehiscence area In these Hands-On training, in order to reach the best human soft tissue simulation, Prof. Zucchelli uses an animal origin anatomic model. You can contact your trusted butcher to get one or more pig jaws so that you can train following step-by-step Prof. Zucchelli’s tips. Pig jaws must be frozen for storage and defrosted at least 12 hours before their use. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62f618bfbd2e044f6a4ce298.mp4 2022-08-12T07:28:07Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zucchelli-soft-tissue/19-hands-on-video-part-4---suture-protocol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/62f62f84bd2e044f6a5abcd8 Hands-On Video Part 4 - Suture protocol In particular, in this Hands-On session, Prof. Zucchelli will speak about: What to do in order to give stability to the flap How to check if there is a good advancement of the flap around the implant site What to do in order to achieve the best adaptation of the surgical papilla What to do in order to achieve the best adaptation of the keratinized tissue of the flap to the convexity of the healing cup In these Hands-On training, in order to reach the best human soft tissue simulation, Prof. Zucchelli uses an animal origin anatomic model. You can contact your trusted butcher to get one or more pig jaws so that you can train following step-by-step Prof. Zucchelli’s tips. Pig jaws must be frozen for storage and defrosted at least 12 hours before their use. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/62f618cabd2e044f6a4ce2e5.mp4 2022-08-12T07:28:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gbr-everyday-practice https://img.osteocom.me/upload/633191f96238f66b15b0094c GBR in everyday practice Concrete indications to implement GBR in your daily life routine to manage common peri-implant defects https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63244882c241bc17871d9699.mp4 2022-09-16T07:21:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gbr-everyday-practice/1-indications-in-guided-bone-regeneration https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63318c096238f66b15ac4416 Indications in Guided Bone Regeneration In this first video lecture, Dr. Fontana gives participants the basics of GBR. Starting from biological principles up to the differences between resorbable and non-resorbable membranes, passing through the creation and the maintenance of a protected space thanks to which bone regeneration takes place. In particular, the following topics are covered in this lecture: Biological principles in GBR Which are the most common peri-implant defects Selection criteria between resorbable and non-resorbable membranes Focus on the clinical application of resorbable membranes Characteristics of a membrane Classification of bone defects How to maintain the protected space https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/632c6f0a6238f66b15e83698.mp4 2022-09-16T07:22:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gbr-everyday-practice/2-surgical-technique-step-by-step https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63318c336238f66b15ac452e Surgical technique step-by-step During this lecture, all the steps of the GBR surgical protocol with resorbable membranes are illustrated. Specific attention is paid on flap design and membrane stabilization and Dr. Fontana exemplifies each step through clinical videos. In particular, in this lecture the following topics are treated: Key points of GBR with resorbable membranes How to use membranes to achieve predictable implant outcome Flap design and elevation Proper passivation of the flap Membrane stabilization How to suture without tension Patient management after the surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/632c6f256238f66b15e83c04.mp4 2022-09-16T07:23:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gbr-everyday-practice/3-minimally-invasive-autologous-bone-harvesting https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63244ab6c241bc17871ddb14 Minimally invasive autologous bone harvesting In this lecture Dr. Fontana speaks about the rationale behind autologous bone harvesting. The objective of this presentation is to give participants tips and tricks to perform the harvest in a minimally invasive way. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Which type of graft should be used (bone cloth, coagulum, biomaterials) How to reduce the invasiveness of intraoral bone harvesting Which instruments should be used for harvesting The benefits of a resorbable membrane combined with autologous chips and biomaterials https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/632c6f406238f66b15e83ef5.mp4 2022-09-16T07:24:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gbr-everyday-practice/4-surgical-procedures https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63244ad4c241bc17871ddc01 Surgical procedures In this lecture Dr. Fontana reinforces the key points of GBR, already anticipated in the previous presentations. Two clinical cases are shown, in which sinus lift and bone augmentation are reached thanks to GBR surgical protocol. In particular, in this lecture the following topics are treated: Step-by-step surgical procedure GBR key point’s review Incision protocol Elevating full thickness the flap How to fixate the membrane and how to adapt it to the receiving site https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/632c6f646238f66b15e841b0.mp4 2022-09-16T07:24:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gbr-everyday-practice/5-relive-gbr-in-the-management-of-a-dehiscence-on-3 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63318c9a6238f66b15ac4d05 ReLIVE: GBR in the management of a dehiscence on 3 implants in the mandibular posterior area In this ReLive surgery Dr. Fontana comments step-by-step the clinical protocol to treat a peri-implant bone dehiscence with a collagen native resorbable membrane. In fact, due to the lack of bone, it has became necessary to increase the bone volume with GBR minimally invasive technique. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Anaesthesia injection protocol How to design a full thickness and crestal incision How to avoid damage while incising the papilla Implant positioning How to collect the bone for our GBR technique Suture protocol https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/632c6f7f6238f66b15e843b9.mp4 2022-09-16T07:25:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/gbr-everyday-practice/6-relive-gbr-surgery-with-single-site-membrane-in-t https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63318d0b6238f66b15ac58d1 ReLIVE: GBR surgery with single-site membrane in the aesthetic area In this last ReLIVE Surgery Dr. Fontana explains how to place an implant in an aesthetic site and how to manage a vestibular dehiscence by using a resorbable membrane. In particular, in this lecture the following topics are treated: Different ways to collect the autologous bone for the regeneration The release of the buccal flap How to properly trim the membrane to adapt it to the receiving site How to get a good bleeding by perforating the buccal crest How to enhance our regeneration’s potentiality https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/632c6f976238f66b15e844c5.mp4 2022-09-16T07:25:38Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sagittal-first-and-long-term-stability https://img.osteocom.me/upload/633ea219fd5cbbfff3aef57b Sagittal First and Long-Term Stability Simplify your daily orthodontic practice by adopting a standardized, predictable and fast treatment protocol. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/633ea1b4fd5cbbfff3aeee95.mp4 2022-10-06T09:36:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sagittal-first-and-long-term-stability/1-the-carriere-motion-appliances-a-solution-for-dif https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6343e6dbfd5cbbfff3f53d16 The Carrière Motion Appliances: a solution for different types of malocclusion In this first video lecture Dr. Carrière will explain that by using his Motion Appliances you will be able to treat complex malocclusions in a very wide range of patients with different ages. Participants will understand that the main goal is to standardize the treatment protocol and to guarantee long-term stability of the reached functional and facial aesthetic outcome. In particular, the following topics will be covered in this lecture : The golden proportions of the human face How to establish a good relation between the different thirds of the face The importance of rotating molars to reach a correct sagittal condition The design of Carrière Motion Appliances The key role of the elastomers to let the appliance work properly The goal of “all in 5 clinical appointments” to treat any type of occlusion https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/633fe6e0fd5cbbfff30241f4.mp4 2022-10-06T10:35:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sagittal-first-and-long-term-stability/2-carriere-motion-treatment-protocol-for-class-ii-ma https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6343eb89fd5cbbfff3f62026 Carrière Motion treatment protocol for class II malocclusions In this video lecture several class II malocclusion clinical cases will be shown in order to demonstrate how Carrière Motion Appliances can be used to treat different problems such as incorrect occlusions, huge overjets, retruded mandible and functional constricted airways. The reasons of the efficiency of Carrière appliances will be discussed paying specifical attention to the differences between them and traditional braces or aligners. In particular, the following topics will be covered in this lecture: The importance of rotating the molar in a distal position How to avoid negative impacts for the patients’ aesthetics The comparison between Carrière Motion and braces or aligners How the Motion appliance distributes the stress and holds the structure’s weight How to retract the anterior teeth after having reached class I platform https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/633fe780fd5cbbfff3025635.mp4 2022-10-06T10:37:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sagittal-first-and-long-term-stability/3-how-to-treat-complex-cases-with-a-standardized-pro https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6343ed55fd5cbbfff3f65a23 How to treat complex cases with a standardized protocol Patients often don’t want to undergo surgery so Carrière Motion Appliances has become a true effective alternative for many of them. Dr. Carrière will explain you that with his Motion appliances you will be able to treat complex cases by converting them in simple class I occlusion ones in about 4 to 6 months. In particular, the following topics will be covered in this lecture: How to treat cases with retruded mandible How to enhance the relation between the mandible and the maxilla How to manage class II and combined teeth transposition How to change the posterior occlusal functional plane intruding molars to reach a correct sagittal condition Why isn't possible to treat every case by using only aligners https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/633fe80ffd5cbbfff3027501.mp4 2022-10-06T10:37:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sagittal-first-and-long-term-stability/4-carriere-motion-treatment-protocol-for-class-iii-m https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6346634cfd5cbbfff3787575 Carrière Motion treatment protocol for class III malocclusions Carrière Motion Appliances are the alternative for those class III malocclusion affected patients that want to boost their facial beauty and harmony without ongoing any surgery treatment. Multiple clinical cases with severe malocclusion, sagittal discrepancy and prominent mandible will be presented and discussed in a step-by-step way. In particular, the following topics will be covered in this lecture: How to align the irregularity of the maxilla with the Carrière SLX Brackets® Treat in the same way both open and deep bites with the sagittal first philosophy How to volumize the maxilla and the upper lip to accomplish a nicer incisors’ position The use of the Grin® scope to remotely control the evolution of a case https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/633fe860fd5cbbfff302770b.mp4 2022-10-06T10:38:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sagittal-first-and-long-term-stability/5-severe-class-iii-malocclusion-cases-with-tmj-pain https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6343f1bcfd5cbbfff3f86503 Severe class III malocclusion cases with TMJ pain and clicking In this last video lecture Dr. Carrière will present different cases in which he will show that with the Motion appliance you will be able to treat patient with severe class III malocclusion in an average of 5 appointments not only reaching a perfect occlusion and in many of them also something not available by using only braces or aligners. In particular, the following topics will be covered in this lecture: How to distract the condyle from the deepest part of the craneal fossa generating the scenario for a spontaneous reposition of the temporo-mandibular structures in a correct position How to solve TMJ pain and clicking in a big percentage of cases The capacity of rotation and control of the Carrière SLX Brackets® The cases in which is adviced to use Short Motion Appliance https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/633fe889fd5cbbfff3027855.mp4 2022-10-06T10:38:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63c95344f0002a046077da54 Full tilted implants: Prosthetic and Surgical protocols Surgical procedures for All-on-4®, V-II-V, trans-sinus, trans-crestal, pterygoid and zygomatic dental implants, and peri-oral and intra-oral soft tissue management with filler and botulinum toxin https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/641826c80677db3db953a3b4.mp4 2022-12-27T08:38:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/1-all-on-4-and-v-ii-v-maxillary-surgical-protocols https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63b4405ce2236c1f9f092283 All-on-4® and V-II-V maxillary surgical protocols and advanced cases In this video lecture, Prof. Agliardi focuses on the treatment of atrophic patients with terminal dentition using All-on-4® and V-II-V protocols, as well as trans-crestal, trans-sinusal and hybrid techniques in case of severe atrophies. Each technique will be discussed in depth, highlighting their advantages, indications and possible risk factors. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: How to use the patient’s residual bone in different degrees of atrophy Indications for standard techniques such as All-on-4® and V-II-V Indications for complex techniques such as trans-crestal, trans-sinusal and hybrid techniques Evaluation of local risk factors (quality and quantity of residual bone) The importance of analyzing the patient’s medical history to make a correct diagnosis The assessment of the sustainability of the treatment for any given patient https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63bbc739e2236c1f9f1c6a6f.mp4 2023-01-03T14:14:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/2-tilted-implant-placement-protocol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63bbc84ae2236c1f9f1e7318 Tilted implant placement protocol In this first clinical video on anatomical preparation, Prof. Agliardi shows the All-on-4® protocol for trans-sinusal and transverse implant placement in patients with severe atrophy. In order to highlight the specific characteristics of each technique, the specific entry and end points will be compared with particular reference to the exposure of the canine abutment to illustrate the path of the posterior tilted implants typical of both the All-on-4® and transinusal implant protocols. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63bbcf71e2236c1f9f208767.mp4 2023-01-03T14:15:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/3-pterygoid-implant-placement-protocol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63bbcc00e2236c1f9f1ff09b Pterygoid implant placement protocol In this second clinical video on anatomical preparation, pterygoid implants will be analyzed by highlighting their path through the maxillary and pterygoid bone, as well as their differences from tuberous implants. Prof. Agliardi discusses in detail the necessary measurement of the proportion of bone available to accommodate the implant, which can only be performed by accessing the pterygoid process through the disconnection of the incisure with the maxillary bone. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63bbcd0fe2236c1f9f20165c.mp4 2023-01-03T14:16:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/4-relive-session-with-clinical-review---april-17th https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e52342347ad4a51b20582 ReLIVE Session with clinical review - April 17th, 2023 - Full Tilted Implants During this LIVE Session, Prof. Agliardi reviewed all the topics covered in the theoretical video lecture and Cadaver Labs of Module 1. Surgical videos and clinical cases are shown and analyzed, offering participants the opportunity to interact directly with the author, ask questions and receive live insights. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6449187ccb58d5e569d7aa06.mp4 2023-01-03T14:17:07Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/5-all-on-4-mandibular-surgical-protocol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63b68f8fe2236c1f9f72ac76 All-on-4® mandibular surgical protocol In this presentation, Prof. Agliardi discusses the necessary preoperative evaluations and the main surgical steps of the All-on-4® protocol, paying particular attention to the emergence of the mental nerve and the proper tilting of the implants to avoid possible nerve foramen injury. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: The emergence of the mental nerve to expose the entry point of the All-on-4 implant protocol The correct inclination to treat each degree of mandibular atrophy The placement of the prosthetic abutment and anterior implants for the All-on-4 protocol The utility of MUAs (Multi-Unit Abutments) https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63b6917fe2236c1f9f72e170.mp4 2023-01-05T08:47:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/6-all-on-4-mandibular-osteotomy-preparation-protoco https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63b69746e2236c1f9f77d5d0 All-on-4® mandibular osteotomy preparation protocol How to place implants in a way that ensures symmetry, proper distribution, and respect for both alveoli? In this video lecture on anatomical preparation, you will be shown how to create an entry point without impacting the integrity of the mental nerve, as well as the most appropriate inclination depending on the specific degree of atrophy presented by the patient. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63b69722e2236c1f9f77d45a.mp4 2023-01-05T09:00:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/7-relive-session-with-clinical-review---may-8th-202 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645a1021b841a5a22f4659e3 ReLive Session with clinical review - May 8th, 2023 - Full Tilted Implants During this LIVE Session, Prof. Agliardi reviewed all the topics covered in the theoretical video lecture and Cadaver Lab of Module 2. Surgical videos and clinical cases are shown and analyzed by the author. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64648aecd7656f3a21f9ea5a.mp4 2023-01-05T09:26:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/8-transcrestal-and-transinusal-techniques-and-zygoma https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63b69972e2236c1f9f780f68 Transcrestal and transinusal techniques and zygomatic implant protocol In this theoretical video lecture, Prof. Agliardi focuses on complex techniques such as trans-crestal and trans-sinusal techniques integrated with All-on-4® and V-II-V protocols. Special attention is paid to zygomatic implants and their anatomical and biomechanical characteristics. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: How to spot typical signs of vertical dimension loss Clinical case of application of the trans-sinusal technique in the V-II-V protocol Key points to be observed when choosing zygomatic implants When to use zygomatic implants? Anatomical and biomechanical considerations for using zygomatic bone https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63b69a3ee2236c1f9f782a60.mp4 2023-01-05T09:28:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/9-zygomatic-implant-placement-protocols https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63b69bd7e2236c1f9f78520a Zygomatic implant placement protocols In this clinical video on anatomical preparation, the protocol of anterior and posterior zygomatic implant placement on a very concave maxilla will be shown step by step. Due to the configuration of this particular maxilla, this will be a ZAGA 2 and ZAGA 4 type of rehabilitation, and therefore space will be left between the zygomatic implant and the vestibular bone of the maxilla. In particular, this Cadaver Lab focuses on the following topics: The exposure of the zygomatic body and the course of the zygomatic implants through it The correct inclination of the zygomatic implants The anatomical aspects to be considered in this type of treatment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63b69bede2236c1f9f7856ea.mp4 2023-01-05T09:37:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/10-relive-session-with-clinical-review---may-29th-20 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6475bc00da5277d6ea827698 ReLIVE Session with clinical review - May 29th, 2023 - Full Tilted Implants During this ReLIVE Session, Prof Agliardi review all the topics covered in the theoretical video lecture and Cadaver Labs of the third module. Surgical videos and clinical cases are shown and analyzed, while participants had the opportunity to interact directly with the author. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6488852b426df11b5387a58f.mp4 2023-01-05T09:44:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/11-prosthetic-rehabilitation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63b69d03e2236c1f9f787901 Prosthetic rehabilitation In particular, this session focuses on the following topics: Pre-surgical prosthetic planning Provisional prosthetic rehabilitation Definitive prosthetic rehabilitation Technical laboratory procedures https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6486d246426df11b53fae6ef.mp4 2023-01-05T09:47:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/12-relive-session-with-clinical-review---june-19th-2 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6491558a426df11b530407d2 ReLIVE Session with clinical review - June 19th, 2023 - Full Tilted Implants During this ReLIVE Session, Prof. Agliardi review all the topics covered in the theoretical video lecture and clinical case of Module 4. Surgical videos and clinical cases are shown and analyzed. In our LIVE Swssions, participants ask questions and receive live insights, do not miss our next one. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649beab0657961014b4eeda2.mp4 2023-01-05T09:52:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/13-peri-intra-oral-soft-tissue-management-with-filler https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63b6a4cce2236c1f9f79682e Peri-intra-oral soft tissue management with fillers In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Know how to accurately identify the major anatomical structures Respect for perioral aesthetic treatments Be familiar with facial mapping for filler and botulinum toxin treatments Be familiar with the main injection techniques https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64a7d182217c20211da9f0dd.mp4 2023-01-05T10:12:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/14-peri-intra-oral-soft-tissue-management-with-botuli https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63b6a55ae2236c1f9f7976ca Peri-intra-oral soft tissue management with botulinum toxin Peri-intra-oral soft tissue management with botulinum toxin https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64a7d1e1217c20211daa105f.mp4 2023-01-05T10:23:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tilted-implants-prosthetic-and-surgical-protocols/15-relive-session-with-clinical-review---july-10th-2 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64ad0252217c20211d4d96fe ReLIVE Session with clinical review - July 10th, 2023 - Full Tilted Implants ReLIVE will be available soon During this ReLIVE Session, Prof. Agliardi reviewed all the topics covered in the theoretical video lectures and clinical cases of Module 5. Surgical videos and clinical cases shown and analyzed offeres insights about the module. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64b65c9c351f7fd84f9f891e.mp4 2023-01-05T10:28:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sutures-materials-instruments-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63bd1d56e2236c1f9f851124 Sutures: Materials, Instruments and Techniques The Art of Dental Suturing https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63e22045aa7403c706341fb3.mp4 2023-01-05T11:58:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sutures-materials-instruments-technique/1-suture-materials-and-instruments https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63bee3e8f60909a7c3ad6a00 Suture materials and instruments In this first video lecture, Dr. Çankaya discusses about the incision lines that may affect wound healing and analyzes the systemic and local factors that may lead to delays in the healing process, such as the surface angle of incision or the removal of foreign bodies. In the second part of this presentation, suture materials are discussed, paying particular attention to their biological and structural characteristics. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Physiology of wound healing (primary, secondary and tertiary wound healing) Which incision lines do clinicians have to avoid? A focus on the canine zone, a very thin and fragile area Systemic and local factors that may affect the healing Suture materials and their classification: threads, needles, knots and hand instruments How to read the suture label https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63bd36c7e2236c1f9f90d292.mp4 2023-01-10T09:37:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sutures-materials-instruments-technique/2-types-of-suturing-techniques https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63bd383ce2236c1f9f977cb2 Types of suturing techniques Prof. Demirel explains participants that one of the suture’s goals is to let tissues heal in a proper and predictable way. The lecturer provides participants with useful advice regarding how to preserve the integrity of the periodontal tissues while doing sutures to close wounds and advance flaps. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Sutures for wound closure and flap advancement Rule of thumb: “never combine closure sutures with advancement sutures” How to create the optimal conditions to let tissues heal in the best and fastest way The key elements of continuous locking suture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63bd3884e2236c1f9f9784ac.mp4 2023-01-10T09:59:32Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sutures-materials-instruments-technique/3-suture-for-special-needs https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63bd3922e2236c1f9f97a0bb Suture for special needs After presenting in detail the required protocols to perform sutures for wound healing, Prof. Demirel discusses the sutures used to achieve other clinical goals such as the improvement of soft tissue graft adaptation, facilitate soft tissue graft positioning and finally key features of membrane fixation sutures will be illustrated. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: The proper sutures to improve the adaptation of soft tissue graft Soft tissue graft positioning Suture for fixation of the augmentation membrane to palatal tissue Double-cross suture for tunnel procedure with graft positioning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63bd38f4e2236c1f9f979d96.mp4 2023-01-10T09:59:49Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/sutures-materials-instruments-technique/4-assisting-sutures https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63bd39b8e2236c1f9f97c672 Assisting sutures According to Prof. Burak Çankaya, an assisting suture is a type of suture that doesn’t have the goal of closing wounds but that is performed by the clinician to help himself in different clinical situations and to enhance his working field. Proper materials and techniques will be presented by the lecturer with the help of 3D animations. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Retraction sutures to get a better view of the working site Assisting suture to control the bleeding How to secure the clot with a proper suture A focus on decompression and securing sutures https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63bd398fe2236c1f9f97b1ff.mp4 2023-01-10T10:00:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-pain-beyond-teeth https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63cff4c01c6d76c673402157 Orofacial pain beyond teeth Discover the hidden potential of orofacial pain analysis and the consequences of this condition on your patients’ general health. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63cff4f51c6d76c673402d48.mp4 2023-01-23T10:13:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-pain-beyond-teeth/1-from-general-dentistry-to-orofacial-pain-specialis https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63d0eb975f1a04db91977bef From general dentistry to orofacial pain specialist Videolecture 1 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63cffd005f1a04db916f12e9.mp4 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https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-pain-beyond-teeth/5-temporomandibular-disorders-today https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63d0ec035f1a04db91978fac Temporomandibular disorders today Videolecture 5 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63cffd8b5f1a04db916f3545.mp4 2023-01-24T14:53:07Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-pain-beyond-teeth/6-case-discussions https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63d0ec1a5f1a04db91979b00 Case discussions Videolecture 6 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63cffd9b5f1a04db916f37fc.mp4 2023-01-24T14:53:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/orofacial-pain-beyond-teeth/7-temporomandibular-disorders-clinical-cases https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63d0ec2c5f1a04db91979df8 Temporomandibular disorders: clinical cases Videolecture 7 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63cffdb35f1a04db916f393c.mp4 2023-01-24T14:53:17Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f72779e6026ab4bd5a76ec Paediatric Orthodontics A comprehensive course on interceptive orthodontics https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f727fae6026ab4bd5a98cf.mp4 2023-02-20T08:21:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/1-customized-elastomeric-appliances https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f73024e6026ab4bd5d712b Customized elastomeric appliances Videolecture 1 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76e8fe6026ab4bd7bcfb7.mp4 2023-02-23T08:52:04Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/2-interdisciplinary-treatments https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f73036e6026ab4bd5d83f8 Interdisciplinary treatments Videolecture 2 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76eafe6026ab4bd7bdde8.mp4 2023-02-23T08:53:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/3-skeletal-maturity-evaluation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f7304ae6026ab4bd5d8ec3 Skeletal maturity evaluation Videolecture 3 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76ebfe6026ab4bd7be876.mp4 2023-02-23T08:54:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/4-crowding https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f7305ae6026ab4bd5d9c82 Crowding Videolecture 4 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76ecae6026ab4bd7bee26.mp4 2023-02-23T08:54:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/5-serial-extractions https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f73072e6026ab4bd5dd11f Serial extractions Videolecture 5 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76ed7e6026ab4bd7bf3e0.mp4 2023-02-23T08:54:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/6-transversal-first-rapid-expansion https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f73081e6026ab4bd5ddb9a Transversal First: Rapid expansion Videolecture 6 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76edfe6026ab4bd7bf97d.mp4 2023-02-23T08:54:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/7-transversal-first-leaf-expander https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f73099e6026ab4bd5df6d9 Transversal First: Leaf expander Videolecture 7 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76ee7e6026ab4bd7bff14.mp4 2023-02-23T08:54:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/8-maxillary-transversal-discrepancy-ni-ti-expander https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f730a7e6026ab4bd5e021e Maxillary transversal discrepancy: Ni-Ti expander Videolecture 8 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76ef1e6026ab4bd7c08ae.mp4 2023-02-23T08:55:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/9-maxillary-transversal-discrepancy-functional-appl https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f730b7e6026ab4bd5e0d02 Maxillary transversal discrepancy: Functional appliances Videolecture 9 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76efbe6026ab4bd7c1eb3.mp4 2023-02-23T08:55:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/10-maxillary-sagittal-discrepancy-excess https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f730c3e6026ab4bd5e1908 Maxillary sagittal discrepancy: Excess Videolecture 10 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76f03e6026ab4bd7c244b.mp4 2023-02-23T08:55:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/11-maxillary-sagittal-discrepancy-deficit https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f730d4e6026ab4bd5e264d Maxillary sagittal discrepancy: Deficit Videolecture 11 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76f0de6026ab4bd7c8e92.mp4 2023-02-23T08:56:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/12-mandibular-sagittal-discrepancy-deficit https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f730e3e6026ab4bd5e310a Mandibular sagittal discrepancy: Deficit Videolecture 12 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76f16e6026ab4bd7cadfb.mp4 2023-02-23T08:56:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/13-high-vertical-dimension https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f730f0e6026ab4bd5e45a5 High vertical dimension Videolecture 13 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76f1de6026ab4bd7cba36.mp4 2023-02-23T08:57:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/paediatric-orthodontics/14-low-vertical-dimension https://img.osteocom.me/upload/63f730fbe6026ab4bd5e5065 Low vertical dimension Videolecture 14 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/63f76f2ae6026ab4bd7cbfff.mp4 2023-02-23T08:57:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology https://img.osteocom.me/upload/641dc1372309bb95eeadae8e Oral Medicine The ambulatory treatment of patients with oral pathologies https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6406fa62bc428deeceb1bdfd.mp4 2023-03-06T08:24:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/1-oral-pathology-examination https://img.osteocom.me/upload/640708b9bc428deecebf112f Oral Pathology examination Videolecture 1 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64070983bc428deecec07e69.mp4 2023-03-07T09:04:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/2-the-fourteen-days-rule https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6407136fbc428deecec5eae1 “The Fourteen Days” rule Videolecture 2 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64071351bc428deecec5e1f7.mp4 2023-03-07T09:05:19Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/3-the-risk-factors-for-oral-cancer-and-its-occurrenc https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64071b33bc428deecec84c92 The risk factors for oral cancer and its occurrence nowadays Videolecture 3 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64071b19bc428deecec83ecf.mp4 2023-03-07T09:05:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/4-mouth-cancer-how-to-detect-it https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64071ceebc428deecec90fb4 Mouth cancer: how to detect it Videolecture 4 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64071ce0bc428deecec908d0.mp4 2023-03-07T09:05:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/5-oral-mucosa-mirror-of-systemic-health https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64071fa6bc428deececadc1e Oral mucosa: mirror of systemic health Videolecture 5 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64071f8ebc428deececad3dd.mp4 2023-03-07T09:06:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/6-incisional-and-excisional-biopsies https://img.osteocom.me/upload/640743efbc428deecedec903 Incisional and excisional biopsies Videolecture 6 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6407442fbc428deecededd82.mp4 2023-03-07T09:06:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/7-leukoplakia-from-early-diagnosis-to-its-treatment https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6407449cbc428deecedf0114 Leukoplakia: from early diagnosis to its treatment Videolecture 7 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/640744aebc428deecedf2c29.mp4 2023-03-07T09:06:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/8-lichen-planus-all-you-need-to-know-to-manage-this https://img.osteocom.me/upload/640749e9bc428deecee0cba4 Lichen Planus: all you need to know to manage this potentially malignant disorder Videolecture 8 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6409ffdd982d69dcd2d6af08.mp4 2023-03-07T09:06:41Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/9-maxillary-bones-osteonecrosis https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64074a40bc428deecee0fc2a Maxillary bones osteonecrosis Videolecture 9 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/640a0026982d69dcd2d6c720.mp4 2023-03-07T09:06:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/10-human-papillomavirus-hpv https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64074e74bc428deecee2ff4c Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Videolecture 10 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/640a0080982d69dcd2d6d9b8.mp4 2023-03-07T09:07:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/11-relive-surgery---excisional-biopsy https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6407514bbc428deecee3c0b7 ReLIVE Surgery - Excisional biopsy Videolecture 11 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64075176bc428deecee3c82d.mp4 2023-03-07T09:07:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/12-relive-surgery---excisional-biopsy-of-a-giant-cell https://img.osteocom.me/upload/640757cebc428deecee4e9cd ReLIVE Surgery - Excisional biopsy of a giant cell granuloma Videolecture 12 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64075740bc428deecee4c956.mp4 2023-03-07T09:07:45Z 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https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64075f46bc428deecee70fb2 Giant cell granuloma treatment Videolecture 16 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64075f5ebc428deecee719c3.mp4 2023-03-07T09:08:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/oral-pathology/17-osteonecrosis-management https://img.osteocom.me/upload/640760c7bc428deecee792ab Osteonecrosis management Videolecture 17 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6407601abc428deecee78268.mp4 2023-03-07T09:08:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64104e42a868867d47658f07 Osseous Resective Surgery Mucogingival approach to resective therapy for clinical crown lengthening in natural and pre-prosthetic dentition https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266cef250f61a334168c53.mp4 2023-03-09T09:06:03Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/1-indications-for-osteoplasty-for-clinical-crown-len https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64108412a868867d47909263 Indications for osteoplasty for clinical crown lengthening Videolecture 1 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266a77250f61a334143c02.mp4 2023-03-14T11:02:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/2-thinned-palatal-flap-with-ridge-advancement https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6410843da868867d4790f290 Thinned palatal flap with ridge advancement Videolecture 2 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266a91250f61a3341451b6.mp4 2023-03-14T11:02:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/3-osteoplastic-treatment-for-the-elimination-of-wall https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6410844ea868867d47910c11 Osteoplastic treatment for the elimination of wall bone defect Videolecture 3 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266aab250f61a334146b87.mp4 2023-03-14T11:02:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/4-video-surgery-with-commentary-osteoplasty-treatme https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64108462a868867d479126e0 Video Surgery with commentary: osteoplasty treatment for wall bone defect removal Videolecture 4 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266afa250f61a334148ce5.mp4 2023-03-14T11:02:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/5-fibre-ors-surgical-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64108471a868867d479146a1 FibRe-ORS surgical technique Videolecture 5 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266b74250f61a33414db3f.mp4 2023-03-14T11:02:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/6-biological-width-and-supracrestal-attachment-tissu https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6481b1af8d2d742e55e85efe Biological width and supracrestal attachment tissue Videolecture 6 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266b82250f61a33414efc0.mp4 2023-03-14T11:02:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/7-factors-influencing-papillae-growth https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6410848ba868867d4791bc37 Factors influencing papillae growth Videolecture 7 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266b90250f61a334150352.mp4 2023-03-14T11:02:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/8-single-tooth-clinical-crown-lengthening https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64108493a868867d4791deb2 Single-tooth clinical crown lengthening Videolecture 8 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266b9a250f61a334151789.mp4 2023-03-14T11:03:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/9-clinical-video-perio-restorative-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64108499a868867d4791e731 Clinical video: Perio-Restorative Surgery Videolecture 9 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266bb3250f61a334152a53.mp4 2023-03-14T11:03:04Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/10-clinical-video-step-by-step-resective-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/641084a4a868867d4791f1ed Clinical video: step-by-step resective surgery Videolecture 10 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266bc2250f61a334153d18.mp4 2023-03-14T11:03:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osseous-resective-surgery/11-passive-altered-eruption-diagnosis-and-treatment https://img.osteocom.me/upload/641084aca868867d4791fb9e Passive altered eruption: diagnosis and treatment Videolecture 11 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66266bf3250f61a334155540.mp4 2023-03-14T11:03:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/1-esthetics-on-natural-teeth-and-implants-thickness https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e39c42347ad4a5183afdc Esthetics on natural teeth and implants: thickness VS attachment Esthetics on natural teeth and implants: thickness VS attachment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/644a906f6377d3e0ecc49da4.mp4 2023-04-11T10:09:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/2-immediate-post-extraction-implant-placement-on-ele https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e39d92347ad4a5183d079 Immediate post-extraction implant placement on element 21 with simultaneous connective tissue graft Clinical video from Post-Extraction Implants Learn more about the topics covered in this clinical video with the Post-Extraction Implants course Learn more Clinical video description: In this clinical video, Dr. Luca Gobbato will show the extraction procedure of tooth 21, affected by a severe post-traumatic fracture, with simultaneous placement of an implant. In the first part of the presentation, participants will be able to appreciate the preliminary stages of treatment; from radiographic analysis to post-extraction evaluation paying particular attention to the quality of the buccal bone, the depth of the crest and the possible presence of granulation tissue. Treatment will continue with implant height planning with the aim of achieving good primary stability considering that the area is compromised by palatal resorption. The implant insertion will be performed with the help of a guide in order to verify the correct mesio-distal position and the correct apico-coronal depth. Once placed, the implant will be excessively distant from the vestibular wall; this distance will be filled with a slow-resorbing biomaterial. In addition, an appropriately disepithelized palatal connective graft will be placed to improve the condition of the adjacent soft tissues and perfectly close the hole. The case will finally conclude with the application of a Maryland followed, after a healing period of 3 months, by provisional prosthesis. Topics covered in this clinical video: The radiographic analysis, the extraction of the element and the evaluation of the vestibular bone quality The measure of ridge depth and removal of granulation tissue The rationale and protocol of implant placement The choice of the most suitable biomaterial to fill the gap between the implant and the vestibular wall The correct length, width and thickness of the palatal connective graft The suturing of the collagen covering the palatal wound The disepithelization of the palatal graft The Maryland cementation, provisionalization and finalization of the case A… https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64357d8eb04840088109cf31.mp4 2023-04-11T10:09:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/3-relive-surgery-tunneled-coronally-advanced-flap https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e39f02347ad4a5183e264 ReLIVE Surgery. Tunneled coronally advanced flap (TCAF) in combination with a xenogeneic collagen matrix for root coverage and soft tissue phenotype modification in the upper right area Clinical video from Contemporary Soft Tissue Grafting Learn more about the topics with Dr. Tavelli's course Learn more Clinical video description: How to surgically treat cases of isolated Class II gingival recessions? Traditionally, there were two approaches: the Coronally Advanced Flap (CAF) technique and the Tunnel Technique. In this clinical video, Dr. Lorenzo Tavelli presents the Tunneled Coronally Advanced Flap (T-CAF) protocol, a technique that he recently published. In particular, a clinical case is shown in which, in addition to managing a class II recession on the two premolars, a distally rotated canine presenting an unsuitable soft tissue phenotype around it has to be treated. The modification of the phenotype is necessary both in order to better stabilize the area but also to avoid the risk of future recessions. Participants will appreciate the incision protocol for the T-CAF technique that allows to access the defect area, clean it and place the collagen matrix, positioning it coronally to allow the flap to be free to move in a coronal direction to reach the predetermined position, thus increasing the thickness of the soft tissue. Topics covered in this clinical video: How to modify the soft tissue phenotype Rationale and protocol for the Tunneled Coronally Advanced Flap technique Incision protocol for the T-CAF technique The use of tunnel knives How to check that the entire tunnel is evenly connected Mechanical Root Debridement and Root Planing The positioning and anchoring of the collagen matrix within the tunnel and suturing protocol How to verify that the flap is free to move in the coronal direction to reach the predetermined position About the speaker Dr. Lorenzo Tavelli is Assistant Professor at the School of Dental Medicine of the Harvard University in Boston. He is among the world's brightest young periodontists and has already received numerous awards, as well as published over 60 articles in scientific journals. This clinical video is taken from Contemporary Soft Tissue Grafting Click he… https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/643d64802347ad4a5144793a.mp4 2023-04-11T10:09:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/4-entire-papilla-preservation-technique-and-tunnelin https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e3a142347ad4a51841b91 Entire papilla preservation technique and tunneling technique for deep infrabony defect correction, gingival recession coverage and soft tissue enhancement on elements 32 and 33 Clinical video from Rasperini Masterclass Learn more about the topics covered in this clinical video with the Rasperini Masterclass Learn more Clinical video description: EPP (Entire Papilla Preservation) is an innovative tunnel technique that is very useful in the management of isolated and very deep intrabony defects, especially if located in the lower arch. In this clinical video, participants will be able to observe Prof. Giulio Rasperini solving, at first, the intrabony defect while improving the phenotype of the soft tissues adjacent to elements 32 and 33 and then correcting, in the same surgery, a gingival recession with the placement of a connective graft taken from the palatal site. The particularity of the clinical case presented here consists in the characteristics of the patient: the poor phenotype in fact requires the restoration of a good morphology of the soft tissues with the aim of repositioning the gingival tissue more coronally. Prof. Rasperini also shows how the cleaning of the infraosseous component is performed by moving the flap in a coronal direction, so as to gain access to the area of the defect, which was very deep, then separating the healthy gingival tissue from the granulation tissue and also eliminating all the biofilm and tartar present in the area. Topics covered in this clinical video: The evaluation of the gingival phenotype The intrasucular incisions to be made to access the deep defect site The phase of thorough cleaning of the defect and root surface The thickening of the gingival tissue through the placement of a connective graft How to resolve a gingival recession at the same time as resolving the infrabony defect About the speaker The research activity of Prof. Giulio Rasperini is mainly focused on the perio-implant field. In particular, he has coordinated randomised clinical trials, studied the action of new biomaterials and growth factors, and successfully explored new surgical techniques for periodontal regeneration. In 2017 he founded iPerio, a team dedicated to resea… https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/643d65122347ad4a5144a760.mp4 2023-04-11T10:10:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/5-the-transformation-of-a-functionalised-removable https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e3a402347ad4a518444ff The transformation of a functionalised removable prosthesis into an implant-retained fixed prosthesis on implants: the B.A.R.I. Technique Video lecture description: In this video, Dr. Venezia talks about all the information that is acquired from the removable prosthesis and which must then be transferred to the implant-supported prosthesis. All rehabilitation procedures, in fact, have as their first objective to capture the prosthetic coordinates, test them and then reproduce them on the definitive prosthesis. It will be shown how the patient retains the provisional prosthesis for a period of 6 months during which the function will be assessed and the ridges will be fully healed before finally considering the position of the supporting implants. The B.A.R.I. Technique's own protocol then provides for the digital programming of a prosthesis that will be placed in the patient's mouth to preview the final result by assessing whether or not a correct occlusion has been achieved. By printing out the design, a template is created that helps the operator during prosthetically guided surgery, paying particular attention to the position of the prosthesis in relation to the patient's bone bases and mucosa. Once the surgical template is stabilized in the correct position, we will proceed with implant placement, which can be performed in either analogue or digital mode. Topics covered in this video lecture: How to acquire the correct prosthetic coordinates in edentulous or irreparably compromised patients The assessment of function and correct implant position during the provisionalisation phase Prosthetically guided surgery The B.A.R.I. Technique workflow: from design to fixed prosthesis Analog finalization vs digital finalization About the speaker Active member of A.I.O.P. and Digital Dental Society, Dr Piero Venezia is the author of several articles in national and international journals. Alongside his clinical activity, he also teaches, providing advanced training in aesthetic, removable and implant prosthetics. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/643e3a532347ad4a51845c3f.mp4 2023-04-11T10:10:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/6-immediate-loading-single-tooth-risk-or-benefit https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e3a7e2347ad4a51849186 Immediate Loading single tooth: risk or benefit? Clinical video from Immediate Loading Learn more about the topics covered in this clinical video with Immediate Loading course Learn more Clinical video description: In which clinical situations is the immediate loading of single tooth recommended? The first part of this video lecture is dedicated to the analysis of two situations in which immediate loading is recommended in the scientific literature: when the extraction site has healed some time after extraction or by performing immediate post-extraction loading. Dr. Degidi shows how immediate loading of single tooth in the healed site tends to be avoided because of the loss of volume and bone quality that follow the extraction. The various clinical cases presented in this lecture will help participants understand how it is necessary to rebuild the alveolar site to restore its bone morphology using biomaterial grafts or autologous bone. Healed sites are therefore not an indication for immediate loading, which is, on the other hand, judged by Dr. Degidi to be necessary in immediately post-extraction sites. The speaker, in fact, with the aid of illustrative clinical videos highlights how immediate post-extraction loading is predictable in the long term and how bone peaks, volumes and quality are intact years later. Topics covered in this clinical video: When can we perform immediate loading on a single tooth? The need for predictable, minimally invasive and cheap treatments Reconstruction of the healed alveolar site some time after extraction Immediate post-extraction implants: a clinical necessity for many patients The rationale behind placing biomaterial or connective grafts Immediate single tooth loading: inclusion and exclusion criteria About the speaker Dr. Marco Degidi is a speaker at the world's most prestigious congresses in the field of aesthetics and implantology, a discipline in which he boasts a large number of scientific publications in some of the most highly regarded scientific journals on the subject. This clinical video is taken from Immediate Lo… https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64366dd4527b481cd494b748.mp4 2023-04-11T10:10:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/7-innovations-in-the-treatment-of-gingival-recession https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e3a922347ad4a5184aad0 Innovations in the treatment of gingival recessions Video lecture from Zucchelli's Team course Learn more about the topics covered with Zucchelli's team course Learn more Video lecture description: In this video lecture, Dr Martina Stefanini discusses some of the most recent and disruptive innovations in the management of gingival recessions around teeth. Initially, great attention is paid to the analysis of the coronal pouch flap: a technique first described in 2000 by Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli that is now considered the gold standard in the treatment of gingival recessions. Participants will be able to observe the different stages of the evolution of this technique, starting with the addition of connective grafts, a practice that becomes necessary when there is not enough keratinized tissue to support the flap moved in a coronal direction. Attention has been paid over time not only to soft tissue but also to the management of non-carious cervical lesions at the level of bone tissue. Dr Stefanini then goes on to illustrate the typical workflow of this technique, from the oblique serial incisions in the interproximal area to the partial thickness lifting of the surgical papillae, passing through the full thickness lifting of the central portion of the flap to the practices for detaching the alveolar mucosa from the deep planes. After treating the soft tissues, the speaker's attention is directed to the management of the hard tissues, which involves the smoothing of the root surfaces to be performed at the same time as the disepithelialisation of the anatomical papillae. In the second part of this presentation, Dr. Stefanini show thes V-CAF protocol, the most important modification with respect to the traditional technique, which consists in performing a flap displaced at the same time both vertically and coronally, in such a way as to allow complete root coverage even in the lower arch, an area where severe anatomical defects usually insist. Topics covered in this video lecture: The fundamental role of connective grafts in the management of multiple gingival reces… https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64366ddc527b481cd494ba56.mp4 2023-04-11T10:11:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/8-prosthetic-management-of-an-aesthetic-soft-tissue https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e3abb2347ad4a5184d553 Prosthetic management of an aesthetic soft tissue problem affecting the anterior area with 2 veneers and 2 crowns on tooth and implant Clinical video from Prosthesis & Tissues Learn more about the topics covered with Prosthesis & Tissues course Learn more Clinical video description: The clinical case illustrated here presents a significant esthetic problem in the anterior sector. Dr. Paniz has to manage a high gingival smile with imperfections on the two central incisors and the soft tissues adjacent to element 11, where we see an implant affected by peri-implantitis. The treatment plan includes the placement of a new implant on element 11, the installation of a full crown on 21 and rehabilitation with veneers on 12 and 22. Prior to the start of the actual treatment, the preparation protocol of the surface of the tooth concerned by the prosthesis is analysed in detail, and once good tissue symmetry has been obtained a Mock-Up is carried out in order to preview the final result of the case directly in the patient's mouth. Participants will then be able to observe, thanks to several surgical clips, the implementation of the dental substrate milling protocol to reduce the thickness in favor of the future work of the dental technician. The preparation phase involves shortening the tooth by about 1 mm and is finalized by the application of a chamfer and retractor wire at both the gingival and interproximal level. Once the preparatory stages have been completed, Dr. Paniz inserts the temporaries and take a digital impression, which he then sends to the dental technician who is in charge of constructing the definitive prostheses. Topics covered in this clinical video: The direct Mock-Up protocol for assessing tooth shapes with the patient The step-by-step preparation of the veneers The comparison between digital vs analog impression taking The transfer of the emergence profile of the temporary onto the implant with digital path and scanning Cementation of temporaries on teeth and implants About the speaker Dr Gianluca Paniz is Active Member of the Italian Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry and the Italian Academy of Osseointegration, speaker at internatio… https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64366de7527b481cd494c09b.mp4 2023-04-11T10:11:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/9-surgical-management-of-post-sinus-augmentation-bio https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e3aeb2347ad4a51853461 Surgical management of post sinus augmentation biomaterial infection Clinical video from Sinus Safety Management Learn more about the topics covered with Sinus Safety Management course Learn more Clinical video description: How to manage an infection of the biomaterial inserted into the sinus? Dr. Michele Jacotti shows a clinical case in which a patient, following a sinus lift procedure, developed reactive sinusitis and a tissue infection that also caused an abscess. Participants noted that once the sinus was reopened, the presence of granulation tissue could be observed, which had to be carefully removed using alveolar spoons and sinus scoops. In order to remove the defect even more thoroughly, a debridement inside the sinus cavity is performed with Piezo surgery followed by cleansing of the sinus cavity. The treatment is then finalized with a further pass with Piezo to clean the bone walls and a final irrigation with Betadine to completely disinfect the area. Topics covered in this clinical video: The management of infection of the grafted biomaterial How to completely remove granulation tissue The sinus cavity cleaning protocol Post-operative care: antibiotic and anti-inflammatory therapy About the speaker Dr Michele Jacotti has been devoting his professional activity exclusively to implantology and prosthetic on implants since 1992. Speaker at courses and congresses, he is the author of articles in national and international journals, and regularly holds courses at his Institute. This clinical video is taken from Sinus Safety Management Click here to access all course info Don't forget! If you subscribe to Perio Implant Channel, you will get an exclusive 10% discount on your purchase of "Sinus Safety Management" https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64366df3527b481cd494c3ec.mp4 2023-04-11T10:12:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/10-the-treatment-of-peri-implant-esthetic-defects https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e3b092347ad4a518705cd The treatment of peri-implant esthetic defects Video lecture from Zucchelli's Team course Learn more about the topics covered with Zucchelli's Team course Learn more Video lecture description: The aim of implant-prosthetic restorations is to achieve a restoration that blends fully into the context and looks as much like a natural tooth as possible. In order to achieve this important outcome, it is necessary to treat peri-implant aesthetic defects. In this video lecture, Dr Mazzotti discusses the management of peri-implant soft tissue dehiscences. The factors that can have a negative impact on the stability of soft tissue margins are presented and a new classification of these deficits proposed by Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli's team is illustrated. This subdivision has a dual interpretative key: the position of the implant crown in relation to the curved line connecting the gingival margins of adjacent teeth will determine 4 different classes, while the height of the papillae in reference to the gingival margins will give rise to 3 different sub-classes. Finally, a clinical case is shown for each of the above-mentioned clinical situations through which the treatment workflow is analysed step by step. Particular attention is paid to the area of the anatomical papilla, which are considered essential to provide a vascular bed for the coronal displaced flap and to give stability to the interproximal soft tissue. Topics covered in this video lecture: What is the overall goal of implant-prosthetic restorations? The factors that can negatively influence the stability of peri-implant soft tissue margins The classification of peri-implant tissue deficits and dehiscences The indications for division into classes and sub-classes The analysis of three distinct surgical approaches for the management of different classes of dehiscences The management of anatomical papilla to provide a vascular bed for the coronally displaced flap About the speaker Graduated in dentistry and dental prosthetics with honors from the University of Bologna in 2005. Fellow/contractor in the departme… https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64366e00527b481cd494ca10.mp4 2023-04-11T10:12:34Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/11-vertical-mandibular-reconstruction-with-khoury-tec https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e93bb2347ad4a51f87a3e Vertical mandibular reconstruction with Khoury technique and SAFECUT computer-guided bone harvesting Clinical video description: In this Re-LIVE Surgery, Dr. De Stavola performs a bone augmentation of the alveolar ridge by following Khoury’s Technique protocol. In the first phase of the surgery, participants will have the opportunity to appreciate the incision and detachment of the flap and the subsequent exposure of the mandibular bone. The surgeon shows how to check the correct size of the previously created surgical template using the CAD-CAM process and then proceeds to stabilize the template with osteosynthesis screws. The surgeon also shows how to create an osteotomy line using a Piezo instrument. The osteotomy takes place in a very controlled situation thanks to the careful preparation phase and the help of the surgical template. Following Khoury’s Technique protocol, Dr. De Stavola divides the harvest into two segments by creating a deep osteotomy line resulting in two cortical blades. The surgeon then shows the thinning phase of the two blades whereby autologous spongy bone is harvested and used as a filler to properly vascularise the area. During the final phase of this Re-LIVE, Dr. Luca De Stavola inserts the two rigid blades of the mandibular bone and their respective screw fixation, as well as the autologous spongy bone into the wound area. The fundamental objective of the surgery is to obtain the primary mechanical stability of the graft. Topics covered in this clinical video: How to harvest a bone block? The advantages of using an autologous bone block The correct thickness of the bone blades The need for harvesting particulate bone to recreate the spongy bone The flap preparation phase for graft placement How to reconstruct good alveolar ridge tridimensionality Suture protocol How to reach a good primary stability of the bone blades About the speaker Luca De Stavola, DMD is an emerging international speaker in the field of bone regeneration and reconstruction of severe intraoral bone defects. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6489c601426df11b53d60c9c.mp4 2023-04-18T12:57:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/12-relive-surgery---sinus-lifting-with-lateral-approa https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e95f92347ad4a51f9d0b3 ReLIVE surgery - Sinus lifting with lateral approach (S.A.D. technique) and horizontal bone augmentation in severely atrophic posterior maxilla Clinical video from Testori's course Learn more about the topics covered in this clinical video with Simplified antrostomy design in sinus surgery Learn more Clinical video description: This ReLIVE Surgery introduces an innovative antrostomy design technique developed by Prof. Tiziano Testori and his team: the Simplifying Membrane Detachment Technique. Also called S.A.D. Technique, this technique facilitates maxillary sinus membrane elevation, making the antrostomy easier and decreasing the perforation rate. In this clinical video, Prof. Tiziano Testori performs a maxillary sinus elevation with the reconstruction of the atrophic maxilla on the horizontal plane to treat a patient with missing molars and premolars both in the upper and lower arch and with bone resorption on the horizontal plane. The treatment plan consists in reconstructing the atrophic maxilla both in the right and left side with contextual implant placement in the lower arch. Topics covered in this clinical video: Anatomy of the maxilla: how to understand it better through CAD-CAM and the construction of 3D models of the arches Diagnostic wax-up to plan the soft tissue compensation S.A.D. Technique general indications Guided antrostomy performed with a personalized surgical stent Re-establishment of a normal bone anatomy About the speaker Prof Tiziano Testori, MD, DDS, FICD, currently serves as the head of the Implant Dentistry and Oral Rehabilitation section of the Department of Biomedical, Surgical, and Dental Science at the Galeazzi Orthopedic Institute in Milan, Italy, and as an Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor of the Department of Periodontics and Oral Medicine at the University of Michigan. He is Former President (2017-2018) of the Italian Academy of Osseointegration (IAO). He is Member of the Editorial Board of IJOMI, EJOI, IJPRD (Quintessence Publishing Chicago). Prof. Testori has authored 120 peer-reviewed publications and 4 books on Implantology. This clinical video is taken from Simplified antrostomy design in sinus surgery Click … https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64c0e790721f21ca0accad02.mp4 2023-04-18T13:05:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/13-the-advantages-of-fixed-conometric-prosthetics-in https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e972f2347ad4a51faa06b The advantages of fixed conometric prosthetics in implant rehabilitation Lecture description: In this theoretical video lecture, enriched with numerous clinical clips and 3D animations, Prof. Eriberto Bressan illustrates the advantages of the fixed conometric prosthesis for the clinician, the patient, and the dental technician. Participants will be able to appreciate the easy protocol for removing the prosthesis and the perfect seal between the prosthetic component and the abutment. Thanks to the various clinical clips, participants will also be able to understand how to improve maintenance of peri-implant health, increase success rates, and manage and prevent complications. Topics covered in this lecture The definition of implant success: stability and minimum risk of complications Workflow analysis of fixed tapered prostheses Conometric prosthesis: innovation, simplicity and cost reduction The components of a fixed conometric prosthesis: implant, abutment and crown How to maintain peri-implant health About the speaker Graduated in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics with highest honours, Prof. Eriberto Bressan specialised in Orthodontics in 2001 at the University of Padua. Pdh in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. Director of the 2nd Level Master's Course in Osseointegrated Implantology at the University of Padua. Director of the Postgraduate Course in Research Methodology at the University of Padua. ITI Fellow. President-elect of the Academy of Osseointegration IAO. Associate Professor, holder of the Chair of Periodontology and Implantology at the Degree Course in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics at the University of Padua. Holder of the Chair in Implantology at the Degree Course in Dental Hygiene at the University of Padua. Speaker at National and International Congresses and author of numerous publications in Italian and international journals. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6502bd3f715a4f7dfce37dc2.mp4 2023-04-18T13:11:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/14-relive-surgery---mandibular-vertical-atrophy-resol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e98642347ad4a51fb29ac ReLIVE surgery - Mandibular vertical atrophy resolution via GBR and immediate implant placement Clinical video from Advanced GBR Learn more about the topics covered in this clinical video with Advanced GBR course Learn more Clinical video description: This video shows a posterior alveolar ridge vertical augmentation surgery, with contextual placement of 3 hybrid implants. To provide support to the regeneration, the surgeon applies a non-resorbable titanium-reinforced membrane. About the speaker Professor Massimo Simion received a degree in Medicine and Surgery, and specialty training in Odontostomatology and Dental Prosthodontics from the University of Milan. He is a Professor and Chairman of the Department of Periodontology, Dental School, University of Milan. Past-President of European Academy of Osseoinegrtion and the Academy of Osseointegration. Dr. Simion serves as referee for the Journal of Periodontology, International Journal of Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, and Clinical Oral Implant Research. He has published several scientific articles, and lectures internationally on periodontology, osseointegration and bone regeneration. This clinical video is taken from Advanced GBR course Click here to access all course info Don't forget! If you subscribe to Perio Implant Channel, you will get an exclusive 10% discount on your purchase of "Advanced GBR" https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6540c95fbd49017dba7430b3.mp4 2023-04-18T13:15:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/15-dissection-of-the-vestibular-side-of-the-mandible https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e99672347ad4a51fba43c Dissection of the vestibular side of the mandible Topics covered in this video lecture: Dissection of the region of the inferior vestibular fornix Intraoral identification of facial vessels Surgical management of the mandibular nerve loop Excisions of fornix neoformations: techniques and instrumentation Vestibular flap detention for bone augmentation techniques Surgical videos on patient with advanced techniques for excision of fornix neoformations, mandibular bone reconstruction, and mandibular rehabilitation in foraminal area About the speaker Prof. Pistilli was born in Rome on 09-04-1958, graduated from Pilo Albertelli High School in Rome and enrolled in Medicine at La Sapienza University in Rome where he graduated in March 1983 with highest honors. He specialized in Maxillofacial Surgery in 1988 with highest honors. Member of the scientific committee of the international journal " Journal of Osteointegration". Editorial Board of the journal " European Journal of Oral Implantology". President of SIRIO Rome ( Roman Academy of Oral Surgery and Implantology ) from 2012 to present. He is author of more than 70 publications in national scientific journals and 54 publications in international indexed journals. Speaker in numerous courses and congresses in Italy and abroad. For many years he has been mainly interested in oncologic, regenerative jaw surgery and advanced implantology. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/657c1860c4498706bd66774b.mp4 2023-04-18T13:21:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/16-why-and-how-should-you-treat-an-intraosseous-defec https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e9aa1cb58d5e56981a87d Why and how should you treat an intraosseous defect? Establishing the treatment plan and therapeutic outcomes Video lecture from Single Flap Approach Learn more about the topics covered with Single Flap Approach course Learn more Video lecture description: This lesson of the video course aims to develop skills and abilities in formulating the treatment plan in patients suffering from severe periodontitis characterized by the presence of infrabony defects. The goal is to contextualize the treatment as part of a broader therapeutic plan. Topics covered in this video lecture: How to include regenerative treatment within the overall therapeutic plan Objectives of the regenerative treatment and long term result predictability Patient-specific and defect-specific features that favor the regenerative treatment option About the speaker Full Professor, Professor of Periodontology of the Degree Course in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics of the University of Ferrara. Ph.D. in Genetics. From 1995 to 2004 he was Assistant Professor at the Advanced Education Program in Periodontics and Implant Surgery at Loma Linda University, California. He is a member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Clinical Periodontology (2000-present), Journal of Dental Research (2018-2021), and of the Peer Review Panel of the Journal of Periodontology This video lecture is taken from "Single Flap Approach" Click here to access all course info Don't forget! If you subscribe to Perio Implant Channel, you will get an exclusive 10% discount on your purchase of "Single Flap Approach" https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65b78b8e9d55ecae94e86e12.mp4 2023-04-18T13:25:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/17-the-microscope-in-mucogingival-surgery-triangular https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643e9bb9cb58d5e5698287c8 The microscope in mucogingival surgery: triangular coronal advancement flap and associated CTG Video lecture description: The video illustrates mucogingival surgery using a CAF + CTG bilaminar technique to cover a single recession on tooth 23. The video can be viewed in a double window: the first intraoral to get the technical surgical detail at high magnification, the second extraoral to follow the movements of the operator and assistants during the surgery. The basic microscope positions can be considered equivalent when using prismatic magnification - and are described in detail for each surgical step. Topics covered in this video lecture: The digital planning of a CAF The surgical technique for performing it, incision, disconnection and suturing The execution of a palatal epithelial-connective tissue harvest The placement of the CTG and related suturing https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65f2d21a616b4e280db6911e.mp4 2023-04-18T13:31:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perio-implant-channel-international/18-the-prosthetic-principles-for-an-aesthetic-approac https://img.osteocom.me/upload/643ea3c1cb58d5e56990a311 The prosthetic principles for an aesthetic approach in implant rehabilitation Video lecture from Esthetica - A global approach Learn more about the topics covered with Esthetica - A global approach course Learn more Video lecture description: Prosthetic recommendations; how to choose the correct prosthetic solution by considering the type of implant, the abutment connection, the transition zone features and the restorative ceramic materials actually available on the market. About the speaker Diego Lops is a keynote speaker at many prestigious conferences in the field of esthetic dentistry and implantology with many scientific publications on the most prestigious journals in the field. He also cooperates with many National and International associations and Universities in Europe and Asia. This video lecture is taken from "Esthetica - A global approach" Click here to access all course info Don't forget! If you subscribe to Perio Implant Channel, you will get an exclusive 10% discount on your purchase of "Esthetica - A global approach" https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66292b78250f61a3348c506b.mp4 2023-04-18T14:05:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zygoma-rehabilitation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645b5cbdd7656f3a218bb563 Zygoma Rehabilitation The indications for zygoma implants: surgical and prosthetic techniques https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/645b5dcbd7656f3a218c3578.mp4 2023-05-04T13:02:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zygoma-rehabilitation/1-zygoma-rehabilitation-the-original-protocol-and-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645b64b7d7656f3a218f5c89 Zygoma rehabilitation: the original protocol and introductory remarks Zygoma rehabilitation: the original protocol and introductory remarks https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/645b68a9d7656f3a219103f9.mp4 2023-05-10T09:29:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zygoma-rehabilitation/2-the-recent-evolution-of-the-original-protocol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645b64bed7656f3a218f636c The recent evolution of the original protocol After describing the original Branemark protocol, Prof. Agliardi explains how it has evolved over the years thanks to the work of disruptive surgeons Dr. J. P. Stella and Dr. P. Malò. Prof. Agliardi then presents the extra-sinus approach and the more recent extra-maxilla approach, analyzing them in terms of ease of execution and predictability, as well as in terms of maintaining hygiene and biological costs for the patient. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics:: Sinus slot technique Extra-maxilla anchored implants Zygoma Anatomy Guided Approach (ZAGA) to place implants Tilted Implants with extra-sinus protocol https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/645b68b8d7656f3a21910d22.mp4 2023-05-10T09:29:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zygoma-rehabilitation/3-zygoma-rehabilitation-treatment-planning https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645b64c4d7656f3a218f6b1a Zygoma rehabilitation treatment planning Which protocol should be followed when dealing with a severely atrophic patient? In this video lecture, Prof. Agliardi discusses about the preliminary stages of zygoma rehabilitation treatments, starting with the need of a precise radiographic evaluation to get an idea of the quantity and quality of the available bone. Then, the lecturer analyzes the rationale behind the palatal incision, the choice of the correct implant position and the surgical entry point. Finally, Prof. Agliardi compares the Branemark, Stella and Malò protocols to highlight the differences between them. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: CT Scan and radiographic evaluation: how much bone is available? Key referral points: the emergence of the infra-orbital nerve and the insertion of the masticatory muscles How to identify the position of the implants for the Double Zygomatic rehabilitation? The importance of preserving the sinus membrane integrity Different implants’ entry point: palatal, crestal and mid-crestal https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/645b68ced7656f3a21912777.mp4 2023-05-10T09:29:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zygoma-rehabilitation/4-double-zygoma-rehabilitation-protocol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645b64cad7656f3a218f721b Double Zygoma Rehabilitation protocol This video lecture is meant to show participants how Prof. Agliardi’s team approaches a patient with severe atrophy from the starting point to the end of the treatment with the final prosthesis by adopting the Double Zygoma Rehabilitation. Participants will discover the relevance of an extensive back-work consisting of an esthetic and surgical planning, a tridimensional and intra-oral analysis. Prof. Agliardi shows different clinical cases in which one intra-oral implant and two zygoma implants have been placed. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Esthetic and functional planning before the surgery Zygoma extra-sinus protocol When is it necessary to place zygomatic implants? The analysis of the quality of the occlusal plate and the quality of the soft tissues The final restoration driven by the digital planning phase https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/645b68dad7656f3a21912b99.mp4 2023-05-10T09:29:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zygoma-rehabilitation/5-high-skill-case https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645b64d0d7656f3a218f78f5 High skill case In this video lecture, Prof. Agliardi shows a clinical case in which the absence of upper bone let the surgeon adopt a transcrestal approach with intraoral implants instead of zygomatic implants. Participants will appreciate how this treatment solution made it possible to perform an immediate loading despite the poor quantity and quality of the patient bone. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: The use of intra-oral implant Transcrestal vs Transinus Approach How to place transcrestal implants in the posterior region Transinus implants surgical phases: bony window opening and membrane reflection https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/645b68e9d7656f3a21912ffb.mp4 2023-05-10T09:29:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zygoma-rehabilitation/6-pre-surgical-evaluations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645b64d6d7656f3a218f8351 Pre-surgical evaluations Dr. Clericò presents the standard protocol adopted by the Tilted Implant Team to plan the treatment of totally edentulous patients. Specific attention is paid to the respect of patient’s demands, to the collection of diagnostic records and to extra-oral and intra-oral analysis. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Diagnostic protocol: collect diagnostic records and medical history Vertical dimension measurement Facial and smile analysis Casts analysis with a bite registration protocol Evaluation to be performed before starting a surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/645b68fcd7656f3a219136e5.mp4 2023-05-10T09:29:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zygoma-rehabilitation/7-prosthetic-protocol-for-zygomatic-rehabilitation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/645b64d9d7656f3a218f8778 Prosthetic protocol for zygomatic rehabilitation This final video lecture is dedicated to the provisional prosthetic protocol for zygomatic, All-on-4, and total edentuolous rehabilitations. Dr. Clericò presents the Agliardi Team’s Indirect Technique, a protocol created to speed up all the procedures to deliver the prosthesis to the patients just after the surgeries. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Manufacturing of the prosthesis before the surgery Teeth removal and Wax-Up Bite registration Prosthesis delivery phase https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/645b6908d7656f3a21913e16.mp4 2023-05-10T09:30:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism https://img.osteocom.me/upload/646f64577245505b69f8aa0c Temporomandibular disorders and bruxism A complete overview on TMDs diagnosis and orofacial pain management ► Discover more with Prof. Daniele Manfredini. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64788e3223321135fdf01b8d.mp4 2023-05-16T12:18:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/1-tmj-physiopathology-and-the-overload-concept https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64819e248d2d742e55da35ae TMJ physiopathology and the overload concept In this introductory video the lecturer will analyse TMJ basic concepts, the relationship between dental occlusion and bruxism, the overload theory and the treatment implications. Participants will discover that musculoskeletal symptoms are not linked to occlusion but are linked to an overload problem and they will notice that psyche and anxiety traits are TMJ leading factors. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Temporomandibular disorders cardinal symptoms Temporomandibular disorders general features A key factor: the absence of relationship between TMD and occlusion Joint sounds, functional limitations and pain presence analysis https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64788ec223321135fdf052dd.mp4 2023-05-25T13:45:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/2-the-new-definition-of-bruxism-which-are-the-clini https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64819e428d2d742e55da46bb The new definition of bruxism: which are the clinical implications? According to Prof. Manfredini, bruxism is a hot topic nowadays and we can notice that more than 250 publications per year can be counted on this subject. In this first lecture of the video course, participants will discover a recently published new definition of bruxism that has resulted in the adoption of new therapeutic strategies to assess patients and manage them clinically. Prof. Manfredini will explain to participants that bruxism is not a pathology but it’s a behavior, a muscle activity that could be a sign of certain psychological personality or a sign of disrupting sleep conditions. In the final part of the lecture, a new multidimensional bruxism evaluation system will be presented and the differences between different type of bruxism will be discussed. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: What’s bruxism: dental and neurological perspective Updated definition of bruxism (2018) Which are the cause and the consequences of bruxism? The advantages of the Multiple-P treatment Different phenotype of bruxism and bruxers Correlation between sleep apnea and bruxism STAB: Standardized Tools for the Assessment of Bruxism https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64788eba23321135fdf04ecc.mp4 2023-05-25T13:45:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/3-fundamentals-of-tmd-management https://img.osteocom.me/upload/646f71bb7245505b69ff0b5e Fundamentals of TMD management This third lesson focuses on the features and the benefits of the Multiple-P treatment, a clinical protocol based on pep talk, physiotherapy, psychology, plates and pills. Prof. Manfredini shows how we can teach patients how to move their mandible properly by adopting special physiotherapeutic protocols, how drugs can be prescribed to induce muscle relaxation, how oral appliances work, and, finally, how to implement different cognitive-behavioral strategies to relax muscles. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: General principles of treatment: pain control, rest and function restoring Why to adopt a patient-centered treatment? Drugs prescription: analgesics, antidepressant, sedative and hypnotics Basic principles of orthopedic medicine How to measure the emotional overload by adopting cognitive-behavioral treatments The biopsychosocial model of pain https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64788eca23321135fdf05722.mp4 2023-05-25T13:44:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/4-tmj-imaging https://img.osteocom.me/upload/646f73957245505b69ffc6d8 TMJ imaging In this lesson, Prof. Manfredini discusses several techniques to diagnose TMJ disordersRx, arthrography, spiral tomography and the magnetic resonance. All these instruments are crucial to visualize the soft tissues, obtain disc images, and visualize the disc. The specialist shows how to diagnose disc displacements and soft tissue inflammations by reading the MRI correctly. Participants will discover that there are several ways to read an MRI and deepen their knowledge of the recent and innovative dynamic MRI protocol. In the last part of this presentation, Prof. Manfredini will explain that it is only correct to prescribe an MRI in those particular clinical cases where something abnormal is expected or where a diagnosis could not be reached due to the absence of clear symptoms. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: How to read an MRI: different visualizations, relation between the TMJ condyle and the TMJ disc The visualization of the lateral pterygoid muscle insertion on the TMJ capsule How to study the TMJ anatomy thanks to MRIs Classification concerning the 3D position of the disc (Tasaki classification 1996) What can we see thanks to MRIs? Effective prescription of MRIs and different disc TMD diagnosis Clinical correlates of imaging findings https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64788ed223321135fdf05b44.mp4 2023-05-25T13:44:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/5-tmj-arthrocentesis https://img.osteocom.me/upload/646f787b7245505b69009bac TMJ arthrocentesis This theoretical lesson is dedicated to the single-needle strategy to perform arthrocentesis of the TMJ. Prof. Manfredini explains the reasons why one-needle technique has replaced the two-needle technique, and shares several clinical videos to show the advantages of this innovative clinical treatment that allows to have an injection and ejection of the fluid (hyaluronic acid or other drugs) from inside to outside the TMJ capsule with the very same needle. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: The advantages of the single-needle technique The correct area for the hyaluronic acid injection Research findings comparing single and multiple-needle techniques Comparison between different protocols for arthrocentesis How to optimize the benefits and reduce the invasivity of the treatment? Clinical cases: crepiting joints and tooth wear due to mechanical attrition https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64788eda23321135fdf05f6f.mp4 2023-05-25T13:45:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/6-temporomandibular-disorders-and-orofacial-pain-in https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6477592723321135fda5ba5c Temporomandibular disorders and orofacial pain in the everyday practice - Part I This theoretical lesson focuses on the three categories in which orofacial pains are divided depending on the origin of the pain: dentoalveolar, musculoskeletal or neurological. Prof. Daniele Manfredini discusses the signs and symptoms of TMD and shows several brief clinical cases to let participants appreciate his working philosophy. The clinical cases focus on the relation between clicks and cracks, occlusion and the features of MRIs. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Is the function warranted by self-control of the muscles or by the oral appliances? The very first full TMJ prosthetic replacement Disc displacement with reduction and deviation of the mandible Is there a way to relate the mandible click to a malocclusion? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64818f528d2d742e55cfad3d.mp4 2023-05-29T09:19:41Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/7-temporomandibular-disorders-and-orofacial-pain-in https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647859bc23321135fdd6af27 Temporomandibular disorders and orofacial pain in the everyday practice - Part II In this lesson, Prof. Manfredini illustrates how to easily unlock a patient’s mandible in a situation of pain, how to manage patients with intermittent locking, and how to deal with crepitus. There‘s also time to discuss the effectiveness of imaging and the arbitrary use of clinical instruments. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Axis I vs Axis II Orthodontic finalization Crepiting joints management How to mobilize the mandible https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/648191a18d2d742e55d024a4.mp4 2023-05-29T09:19:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/8-1st-clinical-video-burning-mouth-syndrome-diagnos https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6478491923321135fdcf9bc9 1st Clinical video: Burning mouth syndrome diagnostic protocol In this first clinical video, Prof. Manfredini shows how to conduce the dialogue with the patient to collect the necessary information to reach a diagnosis in a professional, fast and targeted way. Participants will appreciate the quality and the precision of Prof. Manfredini’s questions; according to the lecturer, the Burning Mouth Syndrome diagnosis was pretty straightforward and didn’t require any special instrument. One of the most important phase of the diagnostic procedure shown in this clinical video is the interaction between the patient and the clinician: it was fundamental for him to understand that there was no correlation between the Burning Mouth Syndrome and the occlusion or other teeth-related problems. In situations of physical weakness, in fact, small interventions can activate the nerve cells in the mouth and cause widespread burning in the mouth. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: How to guide the patient during the history taking phase How to improve your skills concerning medical history collection What is a neuropathic form of orofacial pain? Which drug should be prescribed in case of Burning Mouth Syndrome? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef5a923321135fd4a082e.mp4 2023-05-30T13:31:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/9-2nd-clinical-video-open-mouth-syndrome-diagnostic https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64784cbc23321135fdd1baf0 2nd Clinical video: Open mouth syndrome diagnostic protocol In this clinical video, Prof. Manfredini deals with a patient that started feeling her mandible locked immediately after a dental treatment for caries removal, and that has since had difficulty opening her mouth. The lecturer explains that the Open Mouth Syndrome condition is related with the position of the temporomandibular joint disc but also with muscle overload, tension and anxiety. Participants will understand that in these cases the treatment must be based on a cognitive and behavioral approach; the patient, in fact, is experiencing a period of stress and it is the clinician’s responsibility to make her understand that her anxiety is the trigger for her pain. Prof. Manfredini demonstrates the relevance of Bruxapp, a useful application to let patients gain cognitive awareness of their anxiety traits. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: The features of the cognitive-behavioral approach How to teach your patients to relax How to take the bite size: impression technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef5b423321135fd4a0c10.mp4 2023-05-30T13:46:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/10-3rd-clinical-video-how-to-build-an-oral-appliance https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6478716223321135fde9e88f 3rd Clinical video: How to build an oral appliance In this clinical video, Prof. Manfredini illustrates the technical details to build an oral appliance that will be used by patients with TMD disorders for about two months, only during bedtime. In this way, patients will feel relief because the bite will act as a complement to the treatment, which remains based on a cognitive-behavioral or pharmacological approach. The shown bites are flat because there’s no need for repositioning teeth since TMD disorders are never correlated to occlusion. Prof. Manfredini shows the impression technique and explains that the appliance shouldn’t disturb the patient in terms of position and should fit properly with the sustaining teeth without any disturbances. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Which are the required features to obtain a good appliance? Impression technique: filling the gap between the arches with hard resin How to determine the correct dimension of the bite? Why don’t we need complex arrangements? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef5c323321135fd4a1057.mp4 2023-05-30T13:46:49Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/11-4th-clinical-video-closed-lock-a-follow-up-visit https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64784ff823321135fdd26bec 4th Clinical video: Closed lock: a follow-up visit In this clinical video, Prof. Manfredini shows how to conduct a follow-up visit on a patient who, six months earlier, couldn’t open her mouth more than 2 centimeters and was experiencing intense pain. Participants will see how the patient states that the bite and the behavioral suggestions were really helpful (above all the use of Bruxapp, a mobile application devised by Dr. Luca Guarda Nardini). The main purpose of the follow-up visit is to check the contact points of the oral appliance and to give emotional reinforcements to patients who need them. The visit concludes with a muscle relaxation therapy using radio-frequency. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: How to check the contact points on the oral appliance? Muscle relaxation therapy with radio-frequency The dialectical interaction and relaxation generated with the patient The management of musculoskeletal symptoms and psychological aspects https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef77323321135fd4a5880.mp4 2023-05-30T13:46:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/12-5th-clinical-video-arthrocentesis-protocol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6478529f23321135fdd42f93 5th Clinical video: Arthrocentesis protocol This clinical video shows an arthrocentesis of the right TMJ in a patient with TMJ arthrosis. Repeated arthrocentesis are useful for lubricating TMJ structures: this video intends to discuss this protocol step by step. Prof. Manfredini performs an intraoral anesthesia in the area of the lateral pterygoid and an extraoral anesthesia in the area of the glenoid fossa. Participants will have the chance to see the execution of the single-needle technique that consists in using the same needle for both the inflow and the outflow of the fluids (saline solution first and hyaluronic acid). Prof. Manfredini explains that the single-needle technique has important advantages as compared to the traditional two-needle technique because it is less invasive, less traumatic and more effective. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Anesthetic protocol: intraoral and extraoral anesthesia How to enter the TMJ capsule with the needle Why is this intervention particularly helpful in third age patients? Single-needle technique vs two-needle technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef77d23321135fd4a5c87.mp4 2023-05-30T13:46:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/13-6th-clinical-video-management-of-an-unclear-chief https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647853e223321135fdd4760d 6th Clinical video: Management of an unclear chief-complaint patient In this clinical video, a patient complains of orofacial pain at the level of the jaw, especially while chewing. According to Prof. Manfredini, the symptoms are related to muscle fatigue and tension and lead to the hypothesis of tendinitis. Participants will understand how to manage a complex case with a not-so-clear chief complaint and no linear descriptors. Patient compliance in this case wasn’t perfect and Prof. Manfredini prescribed anti-inflammatory drugs to relax the jaw muscles before bedtime. This is an interesting case for different diagnosis pathways and difficulties in interacting with the patient. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: How to interact with difficult patients How to explain the various treatment options as comprehensively as possible How to make a diagnosis when the patient is unable to properly describe the symptoms https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef78a23321135fd4a6447.mp4 2023-05-30T13:47:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/14-7th-clinical-video-arthrosis-with-no-pain https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6478718a23321135fdea013b 7th Clinical video: arthrosis with no pain In this clinical video, a patient displays a visible discrepancy between the right and the left side of her mandible when the mouth is open. The patient has no pain, so Prof. Manfredini diagnosed an arthrosis caused by a degeneration of the condyle and an anterior displacement of the disc, and the visit finished in that exact moment because, according to the lecturer, it is important to create non-patient. In fact, participants will discover that it’s absolutely normal to display an asymmetry between the right and left TMJ at a certain age. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Why is it important to avoid treatment in patients without symptoms? TMJ asymmetry diagnosis How to read an MRI Why is the limitation not due to the disc position? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef88723321135fd4b3ef5.mp4 2023-05-30T13:47:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/15-8th-clinical-video-muscle-tension-neuropathic-pa https://img.osteocom.me/upload/647859cb23321135fdd6bd91 8th Clinical video: muscle tension, neuropathic pain and TMJ arthritis During the medical history collection phase, the patient tells Prof. Manfredini that she started noticing an increasing crepitus at the level of the left TMJ over the past two years. This symptom is correlated to mild pain and difficulties in opening the mouth. This is a condition of degenerative joint disease of TMJ. In this clinical video, participants will see the execution of an arthrocentesis with the innovative single-needle technique. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: How to regain a perfect physiological range of motion thanks to arthrocentesis Arthrocentesis protocol: anesthesia, inflow and outflow of the fluid Post-operative procedure: cortisone and control MRI to see the degeneration of the condylar head https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef89023321135fd4b4898.mp4 2023-05-30T13:47:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/16-9th-clinical-video-facial-pain-and-limited-mouth https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64785a1a23321135fdd6d90c 9th Clinical video: facial pain and limited mouth opening A patient that has already been referred to both a neurologist and a maxillofacial surgeon came to Prof. Manfredini’s observation complaining of a pain all around the face that started on the right side and then migrated to the left one. The patient suffers from a limited mouth opening condition related to muscle tension caused by her anxiety traits. The treatment is thus focused on a cognitive-behavioral approach with the goal of letting the patient gain awareness of her muscle tension. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: What’s the origin of orofacial pain symptoms? Why is the limitation related to anxiety traits and fear? The features and the advantages of Bruxapp (Bruxism Smart Application for devices) Digital impression recording https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef89a23321135fd4b4ee1.mp4 2023-05-30T13:47:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/17-10th-clinical-video-oral-appliances-mechanism-of https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64785bc923321135fdd82e92 10th Clinical video: Oral appliances mechanism of action for TMJ disorders A patient shows symptoms related to a tendinitis caused by an overuse of jaw muscles and an overload of the TMJ. Prof. Manfredini shows how to manufacture a flat oral appliance with no reposition goals in an easy and fast way. After two months, the patient is completely out of pain thanks to the combination of the cognitive-behavioral approach during wakefulness and the flat oral appliance during bedtime. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Why don’t we need typical dental appliances? Oral appliance manufacturing procedures Oral appliance delivery phase Why prescribe a flat oral appliance to have optimal results in a very short time? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef8a423321135fd4b5b8b.mp4 2023-05-30T13:47:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/18-11th-clinical-video-tmj-disorders-clinical-assess https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64786be523321135fde5f488 11th Clinical video: TMJ disorders clinical assessment After collecting the patient’s medical history, Prof. Manfredini shows how to delve deeper into the clinical assessment by evaluating the TMJ and jaw muscles. From the TMJ palpation to the identification of the glenoid fossa, passing through the muscles palpation and the chewing text with cotton roles, every phase of the diagnostic procedure is shown in this clinical video. Participants will discover that the muscles are responsible of the pain in the majority of the cases because these patients have overload and overuse issues that cause tendons and muscles inflammation. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Muscles and TMJ palpation Masseter and temporalis muscle palpation What is the key point of our clinical assessment? Exclusion of any intraoral cause of orofacial pain https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef8af23321135fd4b622a.mp4 2023-05-30T13:47:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/temporomandibular-disorders-and-bruxism/19-12th-clinical-video-masseter-hypertrophy-and-tmds https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64786d7523321135fde69415 12th Clinical video: Masseter hypertrophy and TMDs In this brief clinical video, Prof. Manfredini discusses the relationship between the masseter hypertrophy and the possible presence of temporomandibular disorders. The lecturer explains that the patient has a tendency to face asymmetry and a masseter hypertrophy but with no symptoms, so there’s nothing else to do than tell the patient to relax because her problem of clenching and bracing is only related to cognitive-behavioral aspects. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/647ef8b823321135fd4b6712.mp4 2023-05-30T13:47:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649a8a88657961014b981a57 Technological updates in wisdom teeth surgery A comprehensive update on the latest technologies, techniques and tools for wisdom teeth extraction ► Discover more with Dr. Jason Motta Jones. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649a8b1d657961014b9ba640.mp4 2023-06-26T10:43:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/1-an-introduction-to-technological-updates-in-wisdom https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649a94fc657961014ba86858 An introduction to technological updates in wisdom teeth surgery According to Dr. Jason Motta Jones, patients want a minimally invasive, fast and harmless surgery that also requires low morbidity; for this reason the specialist presents and discusses a standardized, innovative and computer-guided protocol for wisdom teeth extraction. You will have the opportunity to discover the gold standard for a proper diagnosis also analyzing the rationale behind the decision between performing or not an OPT or a CBCT scan. In the final part of the lecture, antibiotics prescription protocols will be deeply discussed, paying specific attention to the presence or the absence of inflammations and immunological deficiencies. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: The diagnostic gold standard When is a CBCT required? Digital approach advantages: virtual rendering and 3D model construction Should we give our patients antibiotics? Manual flap elevators VS piezoelectric flap elevators https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649d58966049a3b4bbf65a57.mp4 2023-06-27T07:20:32Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/2-ostectomy-and-odontotomy-and-piezoeltectric-luxati https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649a96ac657961014bacb863 Ostectomy and Odontotomy and piezoeltectric luxation: how piezoelectric devices can help us? In this video lesson, Dr. Jason Motta Jones analyzes two fundamental steps of the wisdom teeth extraction process - ostectomy and odontotomy - with a specific focus on the advantages of using piezoelectric devices, such as selective and micrometric cuts, perfect root extractions, dislocations, flap elevations, and detachments of the periosteum. You will also have the opportunity to observe Dr. Motta Jones perform a perfect extraction on a pig jaw using a piezoelectric device. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: How to use piezoelectric instruments for bone guttering, bone cutting and bone sectionin Magneto-dynamic technology features The utility of the electric mallet for tooth extraction and for the evaluation of the integrity of fresh socket walls Luxation technique with a piezoelectric device Piezoelectric devices: use and advantages https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649d583d6049a3b4bbf62f40.mp4 2023-06-27T07:20:37Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/3-3d-model-construction-step-by-step-segmentation-t https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649ad51d657961014bdb07b7 3D model construction: step by step segmentation technique to enhance diagnostic process 3DSlicer Freeware Why should a dentist want to obtain a 3D reconstruction of the patient’s anatomical structure? In this video lesson, Dr. Federico Guerri explains that the 3D model is fundamental in those clinical cases in which the wisdom tooth has a complex anatomy and an intimate contact with the nerve. By creating the 3D model, the surgeon has the possibility to identify the risks of the surgery, i.e. the risk of nerve damage. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: 3D Slicer Software tutorial Tools and potentiality of the Software: CBCT, nerves and tooth segmentation How to clearly highlight the path of the nerve Multidisciplinary approach and auto-transplantation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649a9040657961014ba51fa8.mp4 2023-06-27T07:22:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/4-technological-updates-in-the-diagnostic-phase-and https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649a951c657961014ba8809b Technological updates in the diagnostic phase and the advantages of a fully guided tooth section Correct diagnosis is the core of wisdom teeth surgery. Dr. Tommaso Ghedini shows and discusses the latest digital tools that can help specialists during the diagnostic and treatment phases, as well as how to prevent complications by using a guide to section the tooth. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: What can we do to minimize complications? Tooth decay, pericorontitis, root resorption, periodontitis, infections, and orthodontic problems: preliminary evaluation How to shorten treatment time by using a guided approach https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649a9067657961014ba533ff.mp4 2023-06-27T07:22:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/5-heading-to-a-full-piezoelectric-protocol-traditio https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649aa3d3657961014bb4e663 Heading to a full piezoelectric protocol: traditional and piezoelectric extraction protocol This clinical video is useful to understand how we can start adopting a piezoelectric approach to wisdom teeth surgery, as well as how we can combine it with the traditional manual approach. Dr. Jason Motta Jones adopts a mixed technique: manual and piezoelectric instruments to create a flap, gather and cut the bone and check the tooth’s mobility. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Full block and local anesthetic protocol Intrasucular flap design with a distal release incision How much bone do we have to gather? Checking the integrity of the root and cleaning of the cavity https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649d5a866049a3b4bbf72f59.mp4 2023-06-27T08:47:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/6-magneto-dynamic-application-in-a-partially-erupted https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649aa3d9657961014bb4f1b8 Magneto dynamic application in a partially erupted 3.8 wisdom tooth Extraction This clinical video shows the extraction of a partially erupted biradicular 3.8 wisdom tooth. At the beginning of the case, the clinician thought about the possibility of sectioning the tooth in two parts but, once opened the flap and checked its mobility, this solution was considered unnecessary. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Anesthetic fluid administration Intrasucular incision and distal releasing incision How to correctly use the extractive insert of our magneto-dynamic device The removal of follicular tissues around the tooth How to enhance a better periodontal healing of the soft tissues https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649ab61d657961014bc43e69.mp4 2023-06-27T08:47:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/7-a-magneto-dynamic-assisted--48-erupted-wisdom-too https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649aa3df657961014bb4f841 A Magneto dynamic assisted 4.8 erupted wisdom tooth extraction In this brief clinical video, Dr. Motta Jones follows the standard protocol to perform an extraction of a 4.8 wisdom tooth that has completely erupted. After performing local anesthesia, he designs and elevates the flap in order to avoid papilla lesions and to create the proper space for the magneto-dynamic insert. Finally, the specialists performs the expansion of the cortical bone to enhance the mobility of the element. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649ab67d657961014bc461ee.mp4 2023-06-27T08:47:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/8-a-38-biradicular-erupted-wisdom-tooth-extraction https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649aa3e5657961014bb4ff0a A 3.8 biradicular erupted wisdom tooth extraction In this clinical video, Dr. Motta Jones illustrates the extractive protocol of a biradicular wisdom tooth. The specialist explains that he could have segmented this element into two monoradicular parts but, thanks to easiness of fractured roots extraction, he proceeds with no segmentation. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649ab740657961014bc49a4b.mp4 2023-06-27T08:47:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/9-fully-piezoelectric-protocol-in-38-wisdom-tooth-e https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649aa3ec657961014bb50789 Fully piezoelectric protocol in 3.8 wisdom tooth extraction Dr. Motta Jones performs a flap elevation by using a piezoelectric device to separate the soft tissues from the bone and achieve an optimal outcome. Once the correct elevation is reached, he proceeds with bone expansion to ensure the correct space for tooth extraction. Finally, he performs tooth sectioning and luxation due to the presence of massive frictions between the lingual fragment of the wisdom tooth and the bony wall of the adjacent tooth. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649ad287657961014bd4aab4.mp4 2023-06-27T08:47:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/10-new-piezoelectric-luxation-protocol-for-a-faster-a https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649aa3f2657961014bb50e8a New piezoelectric luxation protocol for a faster and easier surgery In this clinical video, the specialist illustrates and discusses a 4.8 wisdom tooth extraction, focusing on how to use an ultrasonic elevator to obtain the separation of the soft tissues from the tooth with no periosteal lesions. Bone gathering and partial tooth sectioning are also showed. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649ab7fe657961014bc4ece2.mp4 2023-06-27T08:47:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/11-48-wisdom-tooth-extraction-with-partial-tooth-sec https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649aa3fa657961014bb56ad7 4.8 wisdom tooth extraction with partial tooth sectioning In this clinical video, Dr. Motta Jones explains that, because of the occurrence of different inflammatory phases that have caused massive adherence of the soft tissues on the tooth, he has to use both manual and piezoelectric elevators to deal with this tricky clinical case. Tooth extraction is then executed by adopting the standard protocol (bone gathering and bone sectioning). https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649ab89c657961014bc5589c.mp4 2023-06-27T08:47:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/Technological-updates-in-wisdom-teeth-surgery/12-a-48-partially-erupted-wisdom-tooth-extraction https://img.osteocom.me/upload/649ab975657961014bc58555 A 4.8 partially erupted wisdom tooth extraction In this clinical video, Dr. Motta Jones deals with a 3.8 partially erupted wisdom tooth with two roots joined together in the apex. The extractive protocol is presented in a standardized way, with particular attention to the palpation of the mandibular ramus to decide where to perform the full block anesthesia, as well as to the removal of the granulation tissue that was in the pericoronal area of the tooth. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/649ab8de657961014bc565da.mp4 2023-06-27T08:48:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/horizontal-vertical-prep https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64c3b746771a00429e4df990 Horizontal and Vertical Preparation How to choose between horizontal and vertical tooth preparation? ► Find out with Dr. Gianluca Paniz. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64c8a90e0b584b3e2632c843.mp4 2023-07-17T08:25:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/horizontal-vertical-prep/2-site-considerations-in-margin-design-selection https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64bf9b7d2b1b41639a39e4ae Site considerations in margin design selection This lesson starts with a recap of the selection criteria between horizontal and vertical preparation, with a focus on margin design. Dr. Paniz analyzes the clinical indications of both supra and sub-gingival margin position and presents the 5 key aspects that every clinician must take into consideration during the preliminary diagnostic phase to select the correct approach between horizontal and vertical tooth preparation. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Horizontal and Vertical Preparation selection criteria Supra-gingival vs Sub-gingival margin position The advantages and difficulties of both approaches Site analysis: periodontal conditions, tooth vitality, and presence of existing sub-gingival restorations Patient analysis: esthetic expectations and periodontal phenotype Tooth preparation, provisionalization, impression, and communication with the dental lab https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64c219276e54bd9893e06c71.mp4 2023-07-25T09:45:41Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/horizontal-vertical-prep/3-patient-considerations-in-margin-design-selection https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64bf9c952b1b41639a3ad090 Patient considerations in margin design selection In this lesson, Dr. Paniz focuses on the features of vertical and horizontal finish lines in teeth preparation and discuss the properties of the vertical finishing line without a defined margin, as well as the characteristics of the horizontal sharp line with a clear finishing chamfer. The lecturer then illustrates the patient’s characteristics that the clinician must take into consideration when selecting between vertical and horizontal preparation: the patient’s esthetic expectations, periodontal phenotype, medical history, and oral hygiene (with a focus on smoking habits). In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Differences between thin-scalloped and thick-flat tissues Periodontal conditions and oral hygiene analysis: the presence of plaque and periodontitis Gingival recessions and inflammations related to smoking Esthetic expectations: gingival scalloping, tooth discoloration, and soft tissue symmetry https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64c2193c6e54bd9893e073aa.mp4 2023-07-25T09:45:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/horizontal-vertical-prep/4-tooth-preparation-and-provisionalization-clinical https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64bf9ca32b1b41639a3ad872 Tooth preparation and provisionalization: clinical comparison In this lesson, Dr. Paniz discusses the clinical procedures for tooth preparation, with a focus on the difficulties that the clinician can encounter when performing horizontal vs vertical preparation. The specialist then discusses the tooth preparation and provisionalization phases, before moving on to definitive impression and dental lab procedures. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Intra-sulcular chamfer vs sub-gingival featheredge Interferences with the root morphology The use of the retraction cord in horizontal preparation Horizontal and vertical preparation levels of invasiveness https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64c2194c6e54bd9893e07e7c.mp4 2023-07-25T09:45:49Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/horizontal-vertical-prep/5-definitive-impression-procedure-and-lab-communicat https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64bf9cae2b1b41639a3ae12e Definitive impression procedure and lab communication: clinical comparison The choice of the tooth preparation technique (horizontal vs vertical) leads to significant differences in the subsequent stage of impression taking and in the communication with the dental laboratory. Dr. Paniz explains that definitive impression taking is more complex with horizontal preparation, while communicating with the dental lab is more challenging whit vertical preparation. The specialist then shows his standardized digital protocol for definitive impression taking and explains how digital technologies can make communication with the dental laboratory faster and easier. In particular, this lecture focuses on the following topics: Definitive impression: goals and objectives Impression techniques: digital vs analogue Gingival retraction technique How to properly communicate with dental technicians https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64c219626e54bd9893e085ae.mp4 2023-07-25T09:45:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/horizontal-vertical-prep/6-clinical-video-provisionalization https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64ca141ce836c157d16b8713 Clinical video: provisionalization In this first clinical video the provisionalization phase for veneers on teeth number 2.1 and 2.2 will be shown and discussed in detail. Participants will appreciate the digital impression of the provisional restoration with an intraoral scanning system and the digital scan of the lower and upper arches which will be followed by an efficient interocclusal registration. Then, every phase of tooth preparation will be presented. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: The recording of the study model with an intraoral scanning system How to execute depth cut on the dental surface The occlusal, interproximal and axial reduction protocol The use of cords to generate a retraction effect Polymerization of the provisional prosthesis https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64ca1504e836c157d16c1a00.mp4 2023-08-02T08:05:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/horizontal-vertical-prep/7-clinical-video-provisional-veneers https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64ca18a5e836c157d16d9ae2 Clinical video: provisional veneers A patient has two chief complaints: she wants to improve the esthetic of her anterior four teeth and also replace the restorations on elements 2.4 and 2.5. There’s also a fistula on the buccal aspect of tooth number 1.1. Dr. Paniz will place three porcelain laminate veneers on the lateral incisors and on tooth number 1.2 and an implant supported crown on element 1.1. This is a clinical case that will also require an orthodontic treatment to increase the length of the anterior teeth. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Two dimensional previsualization on photographs to start planning the treatment The removal of the existing and compromised implant on element 1.1 The evaluation of soft tissues’ quality around implants and veneers https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64ca17d8e836c157d16d63b2.mp4 2023-08-02T08:10:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/horizontal-vertical-prep/8-clinical-video-definitive-impression-taking https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64ca1c83e836c157d170497e Clinical video: definitive impression taking In this clinical video, Dr. Paniz shares a case of two premolar teeth that have to be vertically prepared with a margin design, as well as the protocol followed for impression taking. The procedure is carried out by making two cords: the first cord is used to mark the bottom of the sulcus while the second cord is used to widen the sulcus and facilitate the entry of impression materials into the sulcus. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Removal of the provisional restoration Residual abutments polishing Digital intraoral scanner to achieve a clear definitive impression How to improve the quality of impression details What are the advantages of digital definitive impressions? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64ca1ca1e836c157d1706df8.mp4 2023-08-02T08:12:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/horizontal-vertical-prep/9-clinical-video-final-cementation-protocol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64ca2466e836c157d176af8f Clinical video: final cementation protocol After showing the protocol for definitive impression taking, Dr. Paniz illustrates the standardized protocol for final cementation, commenting each step of the procedure. In particular, this lesson focuses on the following topics: Soft tissue quality evaluation after the removal of provisional restorations How to properly check the contact area The evaluation of the restorations internal fit Polymerization process on both buccal and palatal site https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64ca22e2e836c157d1721ba2.mp4 2023-08-02T08:13:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d377569f272679ec84c62f Éxitos y fracasos en cirugía periodontal y periimplantaria de tejidos blandos El manejo de las complicaciones en cirugía mucogingival y periimplantaria ► Descubre más con el Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64d3a2459f272679eca3bc89.mp4 2023-07-28T09:01:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/1-la-prevencion-prequirurgica-de-las-complicaciones https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d3826c9f272679ec8f7542 La prevención prequirúrgica de las complicaciones En esta primera videolección, la Dra. Stefanini abordará la crucial temática de la prevención de errores médicos y las estrategias necesarias para evitar complicaciones en las tres fases del tratamiento: prequirúrgica, intraquirúrgica y posquirúrgica. Enfocándonos en la fase prequirúrgica, se resaltarán aquellas estrategias esenciales que deben ser implementadas para minimizar los riesgos de complicaciones y errores. Se analizarán detenidamente la historia clínica y los datos farmacológicos del paciente, el diagnóstico y el pronóstico, así como el análisis de las enfermedades sistémicas y los factores locales. En particular, se tratarán los siguientes aspectos: Errores en la evaluación diagnóstica y pronóstica que conducen a la elaboración de un plan de tratamiento fallido El proceso para una correcta evaluación médica: enfermedades sistémicas, factores locales, hábitos nocivos y la historia farmacológica del paciente La importancia de realizar un diagnóstico basado en parámetros correctos Errores de pronóstico en cirugía mucogingival https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64ddc7ff1657586c817c0b01.mp4 2023-08-09T12:01:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/2-complicaciones-intraoperatorias https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d3854b9f272679ec90ebbc Complicaciones intraoperatorias Según el Prof. Zucchelli, las complicaciones intraoperatorias son las más estresantes para el cirujano, ya que exigen un tratamiento lo más inmediato posible. Los participantes podrán aprender más sobre las complicaciones más frecuentes y complejas, como las hemorragias intraoperatorias, los daños a las estructuras nerviosas y las perforaciones. Generalmente, estas complicaciones se deben a la falta de habilidad del cirujano, pero se mostrarán varias técnicas para prevenirlas, las cuales pueden implementarse durante la etapa de planificación preliminar. Se pondrá una atención particular en la gestión de las hemorragias excesivas, un fenómeno que no es especialmente peligroso para el paciente pero que constituye un gran obstáculo para el operador, así como en la fase de extracción del injerto palatino, un paso crucial que puede causar graves problemas si no se realiza según el protocolo estándar, y en la gestión de las perforaciones intraoperatorias, para las que se presentará una tabla con los parámetros anatómicos que influyen en la complejidad de la cirugía. En particular, se tratarán los siguientes aspectos: Control del sangrado excesivo y la necesidad de incisiones precisas Las técnicas quirúrgicas adecuatas para las extracciones palatinas: Trap-door, L-Technique y Envelope Cómo controlar las hemorragias durante la extracción de injertos Puntuación de dificultad CAF: parámetros anatómicos que determinan el grado de complejidad de una cirugía https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64ddc8321657586c817c2638.mp4 2023-08-09T12:13:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/3-la-gestion-de-las-perforaciones https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d387529f272679ec94c432 La gestión de las perforaciones La perforación es la complicación más frecuente en cirugía mucogingival y en esta videolección se mostrarán varios casos clínicos como ejemplo para aclarar a los participantes cuáles son los pasos más delicados en los que el riesgo de perforación aumenta significativamente; la realización del espesor parcial profundo y el despegamiento de la inserción muscular del periostio in primis. Los participantes podrán ampliar sus conocimientos sobre el protocolo clínico que debe seguirse cuando se den cuenta de que se ha presentado una perforación. En la parte final de la videolección, el Prof. Zucchelli mostrará un vídeo clínico a través del cual ilustrará a los participantes la posible perforación causada por el descolgamiento de estructuras musculares bien adheridas que causan fragilidad a la mucosa. En particular, se tratarán los siguientes aspectos: Normas generales para resolver las perforaciones intraoperatorias. Qué hacer cuando uno se da cuenta que ha ocurrido una perforación Zonas de mayor riesgo de perforación https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64ddc8601657586c817c4066.mp4 2023-08-09T12:25:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/4-complicaziones-intraoperatorias-relacionadas-con-d https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d388ec9f272679ec959d90 Complicaziones intraoperatorias relacionadas con daños a las estructuras nerviosas Esta videolección se centrará en la prevención de las complicaciones intraoperatorias relacionadas con lesiones de las estructuras nerviosas, dedicando una atención particular al nervio alveolar inferior en la zona del mentón y al nervio infraorbitario. El Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli comentará paso a paso un vídeo clínico que muestra el tratamiento de múltiples recesiones gingivales en la arcada inferior. En particular, se tratarán los siguientes aspectos: El respeto del nervio alveolar inferior en la cirugía mucogingival La anatomía del nervio alveolar inferior y del nervio infraorbitario El protocolo quirúrgico correcto para el tratamiento de las recesiones gingivales múltiples en la arcada inferior https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64ddcb141657586c817ca1a7.mp4 2023-08-09T12:33:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/5-complicaciones-post-quirurgicas https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d38a7e9f272679ec96cd62 Complicaciones post-quirúrgicas Gracias a esta presentación, los participantes aprenderán más sobre una serie de complicaciones que se producen inmediatamente después de la cirugía, como dolores, hematomas, tumefacción y hemorragias precoces. En la segunda parte de la exposición, en cambio, la atención se centrará en las complicaciones postoperatorias tardías, como la dehiscencia del colgajo, la cicatrización, la cobertura radicular parcial, la hipersensibilidad y la exostosis. En particular, se tratarán los siguientes aspectos: Cómo tratar y prevenir las complicaciones posquirúrgicas Influencia de la duración de la cirugía en la aparición de dolor e inflamación ¿Cuándo se produce la exposición del injerto? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64dddb5a1657586c818117eb.mp4 2023-08-09T12:40:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/6-recesiones-y-necrosis-palatina https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d38bcc9f272679ec97ef18 Recesiones y necrosis palatina En esta videolección, los participantes observarán un vídeo clínico en el que el Prof. Zucchelli se enfrenta a una raíz palatina expuesta que ha sufrido necrosis. En el video se presentará el protocolo de tratamiento utilizado para cubrir la recesión mediante un colgajo palatino y, a continuación, se comentará el follow-up a los 3 meses, en el que se observará la cicatrización completa del tejido palatino. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64de3b101657586c8197acc6.mp4 2023-08-09T12:47:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/7-complicaciones-y-errores-en-el-tratamiento-de-los https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d38d099f272679ec98cd19 Complicaciones y errores en el tratamiento de los tejidos blandos periimplantarios El Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli tratará en detalle las complicaciones en el manejo de los tejidos blandos en la cirugía mucogingival. Se mostrarán varios casos clínicos en los que se producen dehiscencias de los tejidos blandos periimplantarios, y los participantes podrán explorar los fundamentos del protocolo operativo correcto, basado en el análisis de la posición correcta del implante y el tamaño correcto de las papilas periimplantarias. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64dddbe01657586c818149e8.mp4 2023-08-09T12:52:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/8-tratamiento-de-implantes-dentales-malposicionados https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d39e299f272679eca084f9 Tratamiento de implantes dentales malposicionados El tema central de esta videolección será el tratamiento de los implantes mal posicionados y, en particular, de los implantes demasiado apicales o coronales. Los participantes, ayudados por varios vídeos clínicos a modo de ejemplo, descubrirán cómo tratar los implantes demasiado coronales con pérdida completa de la papila tanto en dirección mesial como distal. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64dddc0f1657586c818160a1.mp4 2023-08-09T12:58:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/9-complicaciones-debidas-a-una-malposicion-del-injer https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d39f569f272679eca19b5a Complicaciones debidas a una malposición del injerto La malposición de un injerto puede provocar la exposición gingival de toda la porción injertada, causando una textura antiestética entre el tejido blando y la porción expuesta del injerto. En esta detallada clase, se analizarán las razones que conducen a esta exposición; el injerto puede haberse desepitelizado incorrectamente o el cirujano puede haber cometido errores durante el protocolo de fresado. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64de3bb01657586c819821be.mp4 2023-08-09T14:11:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/10-tecnica-mucogingival-para-el-posicionamiento-inmed https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d3a07c9f272679eca27925 Técnica mucogingival para el posicionamiento inmediato de implantes El tratamiento mucogingival, diseñado por el Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli y mostrado en este vídeo, se basa en el desplazamiento coronal del colgajo y la colocación del injerto conectivo, lo que permite superar las limitaciones tradicionalmente asociadas a los implantes post-extractivos. Los participantes también observarán los pasos de la programación de la cirugía guiada de implantes. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64ddbdc71657586c8179a94a.mp4 2023-08-09T14:15:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/exito-fracaso-tejdos-blandos-zucchelli/11-hands-on-en-mandibula-de-cerdo https://img.osteocom.me/upload/64d3a1d19f272679eca34cb2 Hands-On en mandibula de cerdo La experiencia formativa ofrecida en este curso de vídeo concluye con un Hands-On en mandíbula de cerdo que permitirá a los participantes de observar el protocolo de incisión del injerto palatino. El Prof. Zucchelli explicará cada paso de forma muy didáctica y detallada. Será posible apreciar los pasos implicados en el diseño de las uniones distal y mesial, la desepitelización y la siguiente sutura. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/64ddc3091657586c817a7e40.mp4 2023-08-09T14:21:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/enfoque-perio-prostodontico-rehabilitacion-fp-uno https://img.osteocom.me/upload/651428baf3603d330f5c7fbe Enfoque perio-prostodóntico para la rehabilitación implanto-soportada FP-1 Enfoque perio-prostodóntico para la rehabilitación implanto-soportada FP-1 de arcada completa ► Descubre más con el Dr. Ramón Gómez Meda. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6516b6535216b891e2abb3cb.mp4 2023-09-14T10:47:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/enfoque-perio-prostodontico-rehabilitacion-fp-uno/1-introduccion-y-objetivos-del-curso https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65142aabf3603d330f5dad53 Introducción y objetivos del curso En esta primera vídeo lección, el Dr. Gómez Meda presenta los temas que se tratarán durante el curso: desde el manejo de las complicaciones hasta la reconstrucción alveolar, desde los conceptos de cirugía mucogingival y regeneración tisular y ósea hasta la creación de perfiles de emergencia y las rehabilitaciones de arcada completa con prótesis FP-1. El Dr. Gómez Meda precisa que el objetivo del curso es crear prótesis de aspecto natural y conseguir resultados óptimos, minimizando el número de sesiones clínicas necesarias. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65145d04f3603d330f75fba5.mp4 2023-09-27T13:06:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/enfoque-perio-prostodontico-rehabilitacion-fp-uno/2-complicaciones-esteticas https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65142ab3f3603d330f5db559 Complicaciones estéticas Las investigaciones científicas han demostrado que el 7% de las complicaciones a los 5 años de la cirugía de implantes son de naturaleza estética. Esta información debe tratarse con cuidado, dado que la aparición de tales complicaciones estéticas hace ùnecesario el retratamiento del caso, lo que implica una pérdida de tiempo y dinero para el clínico y un mayor estrés para el paciente. La primera parte de esta lección se centra en las estrategias para prevenir las complicaciones estéticas, prestando especial atención a la colocación de implantes guiada ortodóncicamente y utilizando también software de planificación digital. La segunda parte de esta lección muestra cómo hoy en día es posible conseguir resultados óptimos con prótesis FP-1 incluso en pacientes con enfermedad periodontal, mientras que hace años era necesario realizar una prótesis FP-3. En concreto, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Complicaciones de los implantes dentales: mecánicas, biológicas, funcionales y estéticas La prevención de complicaciones estéticas: recesiones, colapso del tejido blando, cicatrices y otros traumas alrededor del perfil de emergencia La correlación entre el perfil de emergencia y la posición del implante La reconstrucción de las papilas de la forma más predecible posible https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65145d0ff3603d330f75ff9e.mp4 2023-09-27T13:06:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/enfoque-perio-prostodontico-rehabilitacion-fp-uno/3-tecnicas-mucogingivales https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65142abcf3603d330f5dbd2e Técnicas mucogingivales Esta lección se centra en las técnicas de cirugía mucogingival aplicables a la colocación de implantes de carga inmediata. El Dr. Gómez Meda ilustra las técnicas para la cobertura radicular, el aumento de la proporción de encía queratinizada alrededor de los dientes y el aumento del volumen del tejido blando alrededor de los implantes tras la cirugía regenerativa. También se muestran diferentes técnicas de recolección de injertos conectivos a través de clips clínicos comentados paso a paso. En concreto, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: ¿Cuál es la distancia correcta entre el punto de contacto y la cresta alveolar? La realización de injertos epiteliales para aumentar la proporción de encía queratinizada ¿Cuándo realizar un injerto epitelial? Injertos: longitud, anchura y calidad óptimas Nuevos tipos de biomateriales disponibles en el mercado https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65145d19f3603d330f76039d.mp4 2023-09-27T13:06:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/enfoque-perio-prostodontico-rehabilitacion-fp-uno/4-las-ventajas-de-los-implantes-de-carga-inmediata https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65142ac4f3603d330f5dc503 Las ventajas de los implantes de carga inmediata En esta lección, el Dr. Gómez Meda analiza las ventajas de los implantes de carga inmediata, así como todas las etapas clave de la colocación de estos implantes a través de clips clínicos comentados paso a paso. En concreto, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Diferentes modalidades de colocación de implantes: de carga inmediata, de carga diferida, a maduración completa La reconstrucción del alvéolo al mismo tiempo que la carga inmediata La inserción de biocolágeno Cómo reducir el tiempo de tratamiento y la morbilidad https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65145d2af3603d330f760ba5.mp4 2023-09-27T13:07:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/enfoque-perio-prostodontico-rehabilitacion-fp-uno/5-la-preservacion-alveolar https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65142accf3603d330f5dccdd La preservación alveolar La preservación alveolar es necesaria para obtener un perfil de emergencia natural y un resultado altamente estético, incluso en caso de que el paciente presente recesión gingival o dehiscencia ósea. El Dr. Gómez Meda muestra que la preservación alveolar es necesaria en puentes alrededor de dientes e implantes cuando se debe preservar el volumen de las papilas y en el caso de colocación inmediata de implantes cuando el paciente presenta una cortical fina. El especialista también explica que nunca es posible conservar el 100% del volumen alveolar, ya que siempre hay un porcentaje de reabsorción ósea, especialmente si el paciente tiene un fenotipo delgado. En concreto, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Cómo predecir las complicaciones a corto y largo plazo La preservación del volumen alveolar mediante técnicas de cirugía mucogingival El proceso de cicatrización ósea y de mineralización La estabilización del injerto a nivel oclusal La desgranulación del epitelio en el alvéolo postextracción https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65145d33f3603d330f760fa0.mp4 2023-09-27T13:07:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/enfoque-perio-prostodontico-rehabilitacion-fp-uno/6-la-planificacion-del-caso https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65142ad4f3603d330f5dd4af La planificación del caso Gracias a esta lección descubrirás cómo planificar adecuadamente tus casos y las fases de colocación de los implantes y del injerto conectivo. El Dr. Gómez Meda muestra cómo colocar los implantes de forma guiada digitalmente, utilizando software de planificación para imprimir guías para realizar los procedimientos de forma mínimamente invasiva. En concreto, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: La reconstrucción de un perfil de emergencia con pilares provisionales de composite El pilar de cicatrización personalizado con CAD CAM Obtención de un archivo STL de la guía quirúrgica para enviar a la clínica dental La cicatrización del tejido y la osteointegración del implante https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65145d3cf3603d330f7613a1.mp4 2023-09-27T13:07:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/enfoque-perio-prostodontico-rehabilitacion-fp-uno/7-implantes-de-carga-inmediata-para-la-rehabilitacio https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65142adbf3603d330f5ddc83 Implantes de carga inmediata para la rehabilitación de arcada completa En esta lección, el Dr. Gómez Meda habla de la colocación guiada de implantes y la regeneración de tejidos blandos para conseguir un perfil de emergencia para prótesis de aspecto natural. Con la ayuda de varios casos clínicos, el especialista muestra que la carga inmediata de una arcada completa es predecible tanto en la arcada inferior como en la superior. La probabilidad de éxito es alta y al mismo tiempo se reducen el tiempo de tratamiento y la morbilidad. La curva de aprendizaje necesaria para empezar a realizar este tipo de rehabilitación de arcada completa implica el conocimiento del diseño micro y macroscópico de los implantes, del kit de cirugía guiada y de los software de planificación digital necesarios para realizar el encerado digital y la colocación de implantes guiada ortodóncicamente. En concreto, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Prótesis totales de carga inmediata: ventajas funcionales, económicas y psicológicas Fundamentos de cirugía mucogingival para la colocación de injertos La combinación de cirugía mucogingival, cirugía guiada digitalmente y colocación de implantes de carga inmediata La colocación de implantes de carga inmediata en alveolos inflamados o infectados La técnica del triple escaneado: provisionales intra y extraorales y encía https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65145d46f3603d330f7617bb.mp4 2023-09-27T13:07:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/unfolding-peri-implantitis-es https://img.osteocom.me/upload/653a30cef27ceaed253d24bf Unfolding Peri-Implantitis ES Enfermedades periimplantarias: clases, prevención y tratamiento ► Descubre más con el Dr. Alberto Monje. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65412046bd49017dbaecd346.mp4 2023-10-24T14:35:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/unfolding-peri-implantitis-es/1-el-tratamiento-de-la-periimplantitis-una-panorami https://img.osteocom.me/upload/653a3b7ff27ceaed254363fe El tratamiento de la periimplantitis: una panorámica completa Esta primera vídeo lección es preliminar para la comprensión de los temas tratados en las siguientes lecciones y tiene como objetivo transmitir a los participantes una serie de conocimientos teóricos acerca del manejo de las enfermedades periimplantarias. Los participantes tendrán la oportunidad de descubrir cuáles son las principales técnicas de diagnóstico y las anomalías más importantes de los implantes dentales, como la profundidad de la bolsa periodontal, la pérdida ósea progresiva, la mucositis y las afecciones patológicas. En particular, la lección trata los siguientes temas: Cómo identificar los factores predisponentes y precipitantes asociados a la periimplantitis Cómo tratar la periimplantitis según diferentes protocolos terapéuticos Historia de la periodontitis y manejo de la periimplantitis Sangrado al sondaje, supuración y aumento de la profundidad de la bolsa periodontal ¿Cuáles son las principales técnicas de diagnóstico? Factores que afectan a la precisión del sondaje https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/653a3ceff27ceaed25445fc1.mp4 2023-10-26T09:29:04Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/unfolding-peri-implantitis-es/2-factores-predisponentes-y-precipitantes https://img.osteocom.me/upload/653a3b87f27ceaed25436d15 Factores predisponentes y precipitantes En esta segunda lección, el Dr. Monje muestra paso a paso los factores predisponentes y precipitantes de la periimplantitis, explicando también las diferencias entre los dos. Los participantes comprenderán que un factor predisponente es una condición que pone a un determinado elemento en riesgo de desarrollar un problema, mientras que un factor precipitante es una condición que agrava o acentúa el problema. En la segunda parte de la lección, el Dr. Monje presenta las características de los tejidos blandos, de los cambios dimensionales del sitio anatómico y del gold standard para ganar banda de mucosa queratinizada. En particular, la lección trata los siguientes temas: Acondicionamiento de los tejidos blandos para ganar mucosa queratinizada y profundizar el vestíbulo El objetivo del injerto gingival libre epitelizado ¿Cuál es la dimensión del injerto gingival necesaria para compensar los cambios dimensionales? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/653a3cfcf27ceaed25446c28.mp4 2023-10-26T09:29:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/unfolding-peri-implantitis-es/3-configuracion-del-defecto-y-factores-anatomicos-re https://img.osteocom.me/upload/653a3b90f27ceaed25437673 Configuración del defecto y factores anatómicos relevantes Los participantes podrán observar las carectirísticas anatómicas del paciente que deben tenerse en cuenta a la hora de tratar la enfermedad periimplantaria. El Dr. Monje comenta también las características de los tejidos duros y blandos que pueden ser el preludio de una enfermedad periimplantaria. En particular, la lección trata los siguientes temas: Configuración del defecto periimplantario Procedimientos de remodelación ósea y diseño de colgajos Importancia clínica de la cicatrización guiada Necrosis vascular y pérdida ósea Enfoque paso a paso sobre el aumento del contorno ¿Cuándo están indicados los implantes inmediatos? ¿Por qué es tan importante minimizar el remodelado óseo fisiológico en la zona interproximal? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/653a3d03f27ceaed25447328.mp4 2023-10-26T09:29:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/unfolding-peri-implantitis-es/4-protocolos-terapeuticos-de-la-periimplantitis https://img.osteocom.me/upload/653a3b99f27ceaed25437f9c Protocolos terapéuticos de la periimplantitis A través de esta lección, los participantes recibirán información sobre cómo tratar la enfermedad periimplantaria. En particular, el Dr. Monje ilustra cuáles características del paciente permiten al clínico iniciar el tratamiento y cuáles pueden conducir al fracaso del tratamiento. En particular, la lección trata los siguientes temas: Cómo compensar y restaurar la salud periimplantaria Manejo de la pérdida ósea ¿Por qué es necesaria una arquitectura ósea plana? Indicadores de fracaso terapéutico: placa, malos hábitos, supuración, antecedentes de periodontitis y otros factores https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/653a3d0af27ceaed25447a0d.mp4 2023-10-26T09:29:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/unfolding-peri-implantitis-es/5-diferentes-clases-de-enfermedades-periimplantarias https://img.osteocom.me/upload/653a3ba3f27ceaed254388f9 Diferentes clases de enfermedades periimplantarias Esta lección se dedica a la presentación de las diferentes clases de enfermedades periimplantarias y a la configuración de los defectos periimplantarios. Los participantes aprenderán las características de cada uno de estos diferentes tipos de enfermedad periimplantaria y descubrirán la lista de verificación para una terapia predecible de estas afecciones. En particular, la lección trata los siguientes temas: Configuración del defecto, posición del implante y características de los tejidos blandos. ¿Qué deben comprobar los clínicos al planificar un tratamiento predecible de la periimplantitis? Principios y consideraciones en el tratamiento de la periimplantitis Métodos de descontaminación de la superficie del implante Terapias no quirúrgicas para reducir la profundidad de la bolsa periodontal y el sangrado al sondaje Consideraciones pre, intra y postoperatorias https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/653a3d12f27ceaed25447ea3.mp4 2023-10-26T09:29:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/unfolding-peri-implantitis-es/6-diferentes-protocolos-terapeuticos-para-diferentes https://img.osteocom.me/upload/653a3bb7f27ceaed25439b93 Diferentes protocolos terapéuticos para diferentes clases de periimplantitis En esta lección, el Dr. Monje ilustra el protocolo de tratamiento correcto para cada una de las diferentes clases posibles de enfermedad periimplantaria. El especialista se centra en la posición correcta del implante y en las terapias quirúrgicas reconstructivas, incluyendo el diagnóstico, el diseño del colgajo, la descontaminación mecánica, la colocación de la membrana, el protocolo de incisión, el desbridamiento, la implantoplastia, la descontaminación de la superficie y la degranulación ósea. En particular, la lección trata los siguientes temas: Enfoque paso a paso para elegir la posición adecuada del implante Tratamiento de las clases 1A, 1B, 1C y 2 Acondicionamiento del tejido blando para minimizar la recesión Membrana de barrera en la terapia reconstructiva El objetivo de la implantoplastia https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/653a3d1af27ceaed25448720.mp4 2023-10-26T09:29:49Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/unfolding-peri-implantitis-es/7-acondicionamiento-de-los-tejidos-blandos-y-manejo https://img.osteocom.me/upload/653a3bbef27ceaed2543a4b0 Acondicionamiento de los tejidos blandos y manejo de la clase 3 En esta lección, el Dr. Monje muestra el tratamiento de la periimplantitis de clase 3 y los protocolos para un correcto recondicionamiento de los tejidos blandos. En particular, la lección trata los siguientes temas: Manejo de las clases 3A, 3B y 3C Características de la periimplantitis de clase 3 Terapia reconstructiva para defectos combinados El impacto de la trayectoria del buccinador en la profundidad vestibular https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/653a3d22f27ceaed25448ca9.mp4 2023-10-26T09:29:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/unfolding-peri-implantitis-es/8-consideraciones-finales https://img.osteocom.me/upload/653a3bc5f27ceaed2543adc7 Consideraciones finales En esta breve lección final, el Dr. Monje presenta una visión general del proceso simplificado de toma de decisiones para tratar la periimplantitis. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/653a3d2af27ceaed25449282.mp4 2023-10-26T09:30:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6571f55a2d0fe90b63265646 Testori Masterclass: Maxillary Sinus Surgery Join Prof. Tiziano Testori in this evidence-based educational path on maxillary sinus surgery: from clinical principles to cutting-edge techniques. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a360e64d5486aea67193.mp4 2023-11-28T08:15:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/2-different-treatment-plans https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65686639e64d5486ae6bad23 Different treatment plans In this first lecture of this Masterclass, Prof. Testori discusses the many different treatment options available for maxillary sinus elevation, as well as the main factors that influence the choice of treatment, such as the patient's financial implications and chief complaint, the clinician’s expertise, and many others. According to Prof. Testori, the clinician’s goal should be to improve the efficiency of the treatments by using digital devices and evidence-based techniques. In the second part of this lesson, Prof. Testori discusses more technical topics, such as when to refer to an ENT specialist, how to avoid intra- and post-operative complications, the features of the maxillary membrane, and the clinical symptoms of an unhealthy maxillary sinus. In particular, this lesson covers the following topics: Surgical membrane classification: thick, medium, and thin (color and transparency) The patient’s medical history and radiologic evaluation The role of ENT specialists in the preoperative phase Clinical symptoms and signs of maxillary sinus infection https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a240e64d5486aea4a89f.mp4 2023-11-28T11:21:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/3-sinus-elevation-difficulty-score-and-diagnostic-ti https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6568663fe64d5486ae6bba07 Sinus elevation difficulty score and diagnostic tips This lesson centers on the factors determining the difficulty score of maxillary sinus elevation. Professor Testori illustrates his Sinus Elevation Difficulty Score system and explains how it helps clinicians easily understand the complexity of each clinical case. Case selection is indeed one of the most relevant factors to consider when dealing with maxillary sinus lift. For this reason, Prof. Testori explains which cases are ideal for younger or less experienced clinicians. In particular, this lesson covers the following topics: Which cases are better for beginners? Diagnostic tips: from simple cases to more difficult ones The importance of case selection Preoperative CBCT evaluation and the face screening phase https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a247e64d5486aea4d2d4.mp4 2023-11-28T11:22:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/4-clinical-evaluations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65686647e64d5486ae6bcbe3 Clinical evaluations In this lesson, Prof. Testori introduces some relevant considerations about the clinical approach to manage maxillary sinus elevation. The lecturer illustrates how to spot clinical symptoms and signs of sinus infection, such as graft material in the ostium and sinusitis. A strong working relationship with ENT specialists is crucial during this preliminary phase, as it can help implantologists to better define thick and pathological membranes due to subclinical sinusitis. In particular, this lesson covers the following topics: The histological structure of the sinus membrane Biologically challenging patients: minimal quantity of crestal bone, heavy smokers, bone dehiscences Clinical approach: patient’s monitoring on a monthly basis https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a250e64d5486aea4f092.mp4 2023-11-28T11:22:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/5-histological-and-biological-sinus-structure https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6568664ee64d5486ae6bd8f4 Histological and biological sinus structure In this video lecture, Prof. Testori will discuss, thanks to several clinical examples, how to utilize different biomaterials such as Novomatrix in combination with fibrin sealant and Baxter Deerfield and then there will be time to deepen the functions and the advantages of the application of collagenated porcine dermal matrices. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a257e64d5486aea4fec9.mp4 2023-11-28T11:22:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/6-anesthesia-flap-design-and-antrostomy-indications https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65686654e64d5486ae6be5e0 Anesthesia, flap design and antrostomy indications After discussing the theoretical basis behind clinical protocols and necessary diagnostic considerations, Prof. Testori puts his surgical protocol into practice, commenting on it step by step. The surgery starts with the anesthetic protocol, after which Prof. Testori illustrates a cutting-edge flap design: a crucial step that he considers as the key point of any sinus lift procedure. Finally, the lecturer discusses the best ways to perform an antrostomy, whether with piezoelectric devices or traditional rotary instruments. In particular, this lesson covers the following topics: Step-by-step anesthetic protocol: buccal-distal, buccal-mesial, palatal-distal, palatal-mesial, corner of the mouth Incorrect procedures for local anesthesia: the most common errors A modern surgical trend: periodontal flap design to cover recessions The most efficient way to open the antrostomy: piezosurgery vs traditional rotary instruments https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a263e64d5486aea518ff.mp4 2023-11-28T11:22:32Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/7-osteotomy-bone-repositioning-and-dask-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6568665be64d5486ae6bf2c0 Osteotomy, bone repositioning and DASK technique After introducing the key concept of antrostomy, Prof. Testori gets deeper into osteotomy, bone repositioning, and the DASK technique. The lecturer then focuses on how to properly use DASK, an all-in-one kit for different sinus lifting techniques. In particular, this lesson covers the following topics: The erosion technique with a large diamond bur Bone repositioning sealing with tisseel Antrostomy by erosion or by deflection https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a26be64d5486aea52608.mp4 2023-11-28T11:22:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/8-sad-technique-simplified-antrostomy-design https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65686664e64d5486ae6c0c01 SAD technique: Simplified Antrostomy Design Prof. Testori illustrates a new approach to antrostomy design that simplifies membrane detachment and lifting in sinus floor augmentation. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a273e64d5486aea53410.mp4 2023-11-28T11:23:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/9-low-window-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6568666ce64d5486ae6c2e97 Low window technique This lesson focuses on the Low Window Technique developed in recent years. Professor Testori shows the impact of this new technique on the incision protocol: incisions are limited to a linear incision and no-release incisions are made. This allows for better postoperative outcome and less pain, hematomas and swelling. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a280e64d5486aea5416e.mp4 2023-11-28T11:23:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/10-intraoperative-complications-anastomosis-and-perf https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65686671e64d5486ae6c3843 Intraoperative complications: anastomosis and perforations In this lesson, filled with excerpts from surgical videos, Prof. Testori shows the most common complications that can occur during a sinus lift procedure, as well as how to intercept and manage them intra-operatively and post-operatively. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a28ce64d5486aea54f38.mp4 2023-11-28T13:16:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/11-implant-site-preparation-flap-incision-and-suture https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65686678e64d5486ae6c465c Implant site preparation, flap incision and suture protocol According to Professor Testori, the key factor that determines the success or failure of sinus lift procedures is the design of the flap: a crucial step to which this lesson is dedicated. The lecturer also illustrates when (in which cases) and how implant site preparation is necessary, and the proper suturing protocol to be used. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a295e64d5486aea55e30.mp4 2023-11-28T13:16:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/12-crestal-approach-with-piezosurgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6568667ee64d5486ae6c534f Crestal approach with piezosurgery Historically, the crestal approach has been considered as unpredictable and too risky. Instead, Prof. Testori considers it a safe treatment choice in clinical cases characterized by no vertical discrepancies, small horizontal discrepancies, and a large sinus. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a2aee64d5486aea58688.mp4 2023-11-28T13:16:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/13-sinus-lift-alternative-treatments https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65686684e64d5486ae6c6415 Sinus lift alternative treatments In this last theoretical lesson of this Masterclass, Prof. Testori shows the possible alternatives to sinus lift, including All-on-4, transinusal and zygomatic implants, and the M.I.F.A (Minimally Invasive Full Arch) protocol. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6568a2a6e64d5486aea578e0.mp4 2023-11-28T13:16:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/14-relive-surgery-bilateral-sinus-lift https://img.osteocom.me/upload/657192342d0fe90b63cca813 ReLIVE Surgery: Bilateral Sinus Lift In this first ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Testori will show a bilateral sinus lift procedure and he will comment on every surgical stage in a step-by-step way. Patient’s chief complaint is a full-denture, a total upper prosthesis that’s not stable. The patient didn’t accept surgery to place zygomatic implants so the accepted treatment plan of care is to do an overdenture supported by six implants. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/656f44be0867bff4ab2827e2.mp4 2023-12-05T08:59:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/testori-masterclass-maxillary-sinus-surgery/15-relive-surgery-maxillary-sinus-lift-on-difficult https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6571923f2d0fe90b63ccb756 ReLIVE Surgery: maxillary sinus lift on difficult patient This last ReLIVE Surgery, which concludes the video course, aims to summarize in a single surgical operation all the theoretical notions and protocols shown and commented on during this learning experience. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/656f44c80867bff4ab2838a4.mp4 2023-12-05T08:59:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics https://img.osteocom.me/upload/659bc796ee277892974f9883 Perioral Aesthetics Aesthetic medicine techniques for facial and smile treatment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa1d39d55ecae94f00db9.mp4 2024-01-08T09:59:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/7-hyaluronic-acid-a-complete-overview https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a00fecee648fe9a168114f Hyaluronic Acid: a complete overview In this first video lecture, Dr. Costa will discuss in depth about the functionality, characteristics, and methods of use of hyaluronic acid in facial aesthetic medicine. In fact, hyaluronic acid is the gold standard for nonpermanent, nonsurgical procedures for facial aesthetic treatment. Participation in this video lecture will be preparatory to a full understanding of the techniques and protocols outlined in subsequent presentations. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Size, concentration, and biomechanical properties of hyaluronic acid Biology and biotechnology of hyaluronic acid Key steps from synthesis to degradation of hyaluronic acid https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa5049d55ecae94f3b0d5.mp4 2024-01-08T11:01:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/8-hyaluronic-acid-fillers https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a00ff4ee648fe9a1681ebf Hyaluronic acid fillers Continues the 360-degree presentation of hyaluronic acid by beginning to focus on how different companies produce different types of hyaluronic acid, rheological characteristics, and acid-tissue interaction processes. Different types of HA will be discussed: multi cross-linked, linear-free, cross-linked, and voluminizing. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: How do industries produce different types of HA? Which hyaluronic acid: characteristics and defects The biostimulatory effects of HA Linear-free hyaluronic acids VS cross-linked hyaluronic acids High and low molecular weight: different functionalities https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa5119d55ecae94f3bd1c.mp4 2024-01-08T11:01:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/9-introduction-to-facial-aesthetics-techniques https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a00ffeee648fe9a1682c3f Introduction to facial aesthetics techniques Participants will learn how the goal of Dr. Costa's facial aesthetic treatments is to support the tissues by restoring their volumes to achieve a facial rejuvenation effect. The facial mapping process, a crucial step in treatment planning for which a major learning curve about the anatomy of the face is needed, will be shown. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Preliminary assessment and face mapping techniques Volume restoration to compensate for 3D variations in structure Hints of facial anatomy: landmarks Methods of using HA to support tissues What factors to consider when mapping to plan rejuvenation treatments https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa51d9d55ecae94f3cf2d.mp4 2024-01-08T11:01:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/10-the-patient-assessment https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a01006ee648fe9a16839ae The patient assessment The patient assessment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa5599d55ecae94f3f019.mp4 2024-01-08T11:01:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/11-treatments-in-the-zygomatic-malar-region-and-infra https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65aa9b669d55ecae94e8a6d3 Treatments in the zygomatic-malar region and infra-orbital area According to Dr. Costa, the two areas presented in this video lecture are the most important for facial rejuvenation and are the starting point from which to evaluate any aesthetic facial treatment plan. Participants will learn how to evaluate focal points at a strategic level such as the lateral zygomatic arch, the point of beautification, the mid-malar fat pad and the wing of the nose. In addition, the infra-orbital area where both deep needle and superficial cannula interventions can be performed will be discussed in depth. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: The critical areas for facial rejuvenation Direct deep injection on bone and superficial finishing by cannula How to work on superficial fat to improve facial aesthetics Tissue support in the zygomatic-malar area https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa5749d55ecae94f3fee3.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/12-the-piriformis-area-and-the-lateral-cheek https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a0101fee648fe9a1686239 The piriformis area and the lateral cheek The piriform space is an area lateral to the wing of the nose that can be treated with a deep needle directly on the bone. Dr. Costa will focus on analyzing some of the risk factors affecting the said area such as the facial artery, angular artery and chin foramen. Clinical clips will be shown in which revitalizing fillers based on liquid hyaluronic acid are used. The second part of the video lecture will comment on protocols useful in supporting the medial and lateral cheek region and the labio-mental fold. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: The anatomy of the piriform space The principles of aesthetic full-face treatment The analysis of some very deep areas of risk in which to work only superficially with cannula https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa57f9d55ecae94f40601.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:04Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/13-mandibular-margin-and-chin https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a01026ee648fe9a1686fb2 Mandibular margin and chin The mandibular border and chin are part of a region well known to dentists where one can intervene to support the ascending part of the mandible to improve facial aesthetics after working on the upper part of the face. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65ae6ab29d55ecae94dbaf0b.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/14-the-lip-area https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a0102dee648fe9a1687d2a The lip area In this presentation, Dr. Costa will provide participants with guidance for a general patient assessment appropriate for understanding possible intervention options for improving patient aesthetics. The anatomy and composition of the lips will be discussed with particular reference to the skin, dry vermilion, intraoral mucosa, salivary glands, and subcutaneous fat. Participants will gain an understanding of how important the lips are in the facial rejuvenation process and how they can influence in improving smile dynamics in a progressive and harmonious manner. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: The anatomy of the lips: inner and outer part, orbicularis muscle, labial mucosa, vermilion, border between red lip and white skin How to treat the lips with superficial fillers but below the muscular plane The use of revitalizers for lip support How to improve smile dynamics using specific products at varying depths in different specific areas https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa59a9d55ecae94f41802.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/15-the-full-face-treatment-step-by-step-description https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a01035ee648fe9a1688ae5 The full-face treatment: step-by-step description of a clinical case Participants will observe the protocol for full-face treatment designed by Dr. Costa. This presentation will take place in step-by-step mode and the injection protocol will be shown in each area of interest, from the temple area to the zygomatic area via nose, piriform region, chin and lips. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Micro-injections for shaping the dorsum and tip of the nose Retrograde VS anterograde technique Linear-retrograde technique for projecting the lips differently to the left and right Critical areas of support, in aesthetics and rejuvenation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa5a39d55ecae94f4227d.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/16-use-of-botulinum-toxin-in-dentistry-and-aesthetic https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a0103dee648fe9a1689869 Use of botulinum toxin in dentistry and aesthetic medicine This lecture will show botulinum toxin treatments in the lower, middle and upper third areas of the face. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: The frontal region of the face: harmony and support to the eyebrow The anatomical limits of the frontal muscle Summary scheme for the use of botulinum toxin: Product dilution chart Mapping of injection sites and recommended dosages Scheme for treatment recording download summary scheme https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa5ac9d55ecae94f4298b.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/17-the-dilution-of-botulinum-toxin https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a01044ee648fe9a168a5e7 The dilution of botulinum toxin This presentation will discuss the preparation and dilution with sodium chloride solution of VISTABEX botulinum toxin and its subsequent storage. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa5c69d55ecae94f430fa.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/18-peri-intra-oral-soft-tissue-management-with-botuli https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a0104dee648fe9a168b36f Peri-intra oral soft tissue management with botulinum toxin Botulinum toxin is a drug that reduces the strength of mimic and skeletal muscles; it is also used as a micro-botox to improve skin surface texture and activate fibroblasts. Dr. Costa will explain to participants how when using botulinum toxin in the face, one must first assess the facial mimicry and the strength of the muscles to be treated. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa5d79d55ecae94f43a6d.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/19-full-face-treatment-with-botulinum-toxin https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65aa9d579d55ecae94e98ba0 Full-face treatment with botulinum toxin In this last theory lecture video, Dr. Costa will show how to accurately identify the main anatomical structures of interest and respect for perioral aesthetics treatments. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaa5e19d55ecae94f447a9.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/20-clinical-case-model-on-skull https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a0105fee648fe9a168c80f Clinical case: model on skull In this first clinical video, Dr. Costa will show what bone landmarks and points of contacts to consider when performing deep injections on bone to redefine facial contour and to support the soft tissues of the middle and lower third of the face. The areas of the zygomatic arch, masseter muscle, lateral temple, temporalis muscle, facial artery of the mental foramen and infraorbital foramen will be analyzed in detail. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaaf869d55ecae94f958c4.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:38Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/21-clinical-case-support-and-improvement-of-the-peri https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65aa9dc09d55ecae94e9bada Clinical case: support and improvement of the perioral region In this clinical case we will look at the protocol of using the Fidia Hyal-System DUO filler in the perioral region thus on the lips, vermilion, upper and lower lip skin, nasogenic and labial folds. Dr. Costa will describe the DUO filler as an interesting product because of its rheological characteristics; a low molecular weight cross-linked filler. The versatility of the Filler DUO product, capable of preserving proportions, volumizing tissues, and characterized by a high duration of stimulating effect on superficial and deep tissues, will be emphasized. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: The viscoelasticity of cross-linked filler The relationship between G' and G'' Choosing the correct material for the treatment of the lips and perioral area Mapping for treatment of the lips and perioral area Filler treatment of the lips to restore volume and contour definition (with cannula) Filler treatment of the perioral area to improve the superficial appearance of the skin (with cannula) Several very superficial techniques for finishing treatment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaaf939d55ecae94f95ff4.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/22-clinical-case-lip-volume-augmentation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a01070ee648fe9a168dc5f Clinical case: lip volume augmentation The area treated in this clinical case is the nasogenian folds where, in this specific case, there is a mental angioma that makes it impossible to treat the area superficially with a cannula. Dr. Costa's goal is to increase the volume of the labiomental area. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Tissue stimulation and rejuvenation The needle voluminization of thinned lips The versatility of both needle and cannula/ injectable DUO filler Filler treatment of the nasolabial wrinkle, upper lip and labial fold Treatment with filler of the labio-mental fold and chin contour (with cannula) https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaaf9d9d55ecae94f96766.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/23-clinical-case-tissue-support-of-the-middle-and-lo https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a01075ee648fe9a168ea67 Clinical case: tissue support of the middle and lower third of the face This clinical video will discuss tissue support of the zygoma, premasseterine region, and parotid region. The 3 points at which to inject voluminizing product deeply into the bone will be shown and discussed: the zygomatic structure, the beautification point, and the deep pyriform space. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Face mapping and zygomatic arch design. The comparison of 3D photos of the face pre- and post-treatment with fillers The assessment of tissue displacement Filler treatment for volume and support of the zygomatic area (with needle) Treatment with fillers of the pre-masseter and parotid region for lateral cheek and mandibular border support (with cannula) Treatment with filler for support of the lower lip area (with cannula) https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aaafe29d55ecae94f988a3.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:49Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/24-clinical-case--the-support-of-the-middle-third-of https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a0107cee648fe9a168f85f Clinical Case : The support of the middle third of the face and slight correction of the nose An edentulous patient will be treated with a vial of DUO filler with the goal of supporting the upper lip despite no vestibular fringe support or alveolar bone. The protocol to increase support of the piriformis area, the nasal angle of the spine and also the cheekbone will be shown. At the end of the presentation, pre- and post-treatment images will be compared highlighting the fact that the entire medial, lateral, and zygomatic areas have been successfully supported. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aab00f9d55ecae94f9991a.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/25-clinical-case-voluminization-of-the-zygomatic-mal https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a01084ee648fe9a1690f8e Clinical Case: Voluminization of the zygomatic-malar region Dr. Costa will show how to strengthen the zygomatic-malar region on both the right and left sides through a soft, volumizing, active and intercalated product to ensure tissue rejuvenation and maintenance of lip turgidity. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Nose filler treatment (needle and cannula) Treatment with filler for projection of the tip of the chin (with needle) Treatment with intercalated filler of the lips to give stimulation and hydration to the tissues and to soften the contour (with cannula) Treatment with intercalated filler to improve the superficial skin appearance of the cheeks https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aab0239d55ecae94f9a3c4.mp4 2024-01-08T11:02:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/26-clinical-case-the-resolution-of-a-facial-asymmetr https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a0108bee648fe9a1691d2c Clinical Case: The resolution of a facial asymmetry with filler In this clinical video, a patient with facial asymmetry between the right and left sides is presented. Participants will notice how on the right side there is less support of the zygomatic arch, labial commissure, and mandibular border. Dr. Costa will show how to improve facial symmetry by working deeply on the zygomatic arch. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aab0369d55ecae94f9aaeb.mp4 2024-01-08T11:03:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/27-clinical-case-harmonizing-facial-volumes-in-patie https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a01092ee648fe9a1692abd Clinical case: harmonizing facial volumes in patient with total prosthesis on implant This short clinical video will show the treatment of reduced support of the zygomatic area and the injection protocol to relax and hydrate the cheek area. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aab0489d55ecae94f9b21a.mp4 2024-01-08T11:03:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/28-clinical-case-facial-mapping-and-correction-of-an https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a01098ee648fe9a1693847 Clinical Case: Facial mapping and correction of an asymmetry Participants will appreciate the face mapping from which the lack of lateral support and the presence of a diffuse depression in the right side of the face will emerge. The treatment plan will include supporting the lower part before the nasolabial fold, correcting the asymmetry and improving the appearance of the skin. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aab05c9d55ecae94f9b945.mp4 2024-01-08T11:03:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/29-clinical-case-reharmonization-of-the-facial-conto https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65a010a5ee648fe9a16945f1 Clinical Case: reharmonization of the facial contour This clinical video will show reharmonization of the facial contour through injections in strategic areas: temple, cheekbone, cheek, jaw, and chin. Next, Dr. Costa will focus on the perioral, nasolabial, and lip regions by going to use different types of fillers at different G', either through needle or cannula with different injection techniques. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aab06c9d55ecae94f9c8ac.mp4 2024-01-08T11:03:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioral-aesthetics/30-clinical-case-treatment-of-the-zygomatic-area https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65ae6fd89d55ecae94de467d Clinical Case: Treatment of the zygomatic area In this last clinical video, the treatment of an under-supported cheekbone will be shown. A superficial injection of the product into the mental muscle will be performed, an injection into the piriformis area to support the nose wing and fill the depression, and then the depression arising at the nostril level will be reduced. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65aab0789d55ecae94f9cfb7.mp4 2024-01-08T11:03:37Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dental-photography-in-practice https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65c4f3e2420404c27470dce4 Dental Photography in Practice Dental Photography: find out how to take High Impact Dental Photographs with Cameras and Smartphones in this step-by-step Guide by Dr. Massimo Nuvina. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65cf08ce420404c2749c3569.mp4 2024-02-07T10:13:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dental-photography-in-practice/1-why-dental-photography https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65c4f4d5420404c274780762 Why dental photography? In the first video lesson, Dr. Nuvina introduces the numerous advantages of the correct application of photography in dentistry, emphasizing how it can significantly enhance daily clinical practice. Dr. Nuvina explains how the proper use of cameras or smartphones can transform into powerful diagnostic instruments, providing a detailed and accurate view of dental conditions. This proves to be a valuable ally in the planning and monitoring of dental treatments, offering precise documentation useful for professional analysis and medical-legal purposes. Through the presentation of various clinical cases, the crucial role of images in communication with patients is highlighted. It is demonstrated how visual representation can translate complex concepts instantly, making communication effective and improving the overall patient experience. The video lesson provides a comprehensive understanding of the rationale behind each shot, teaching how to fully harness the potential of dental photography to elevate professional practice to new levels of excellence. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Types of cameras and their use in dentistry Techniques of dental photography Required equipment, including lenses, flash, and accessories Communication with the patient through photographic documentation. Importance of photography in various clinical situations: diagnosis, aesthetic treatments, orthodontics, and surgery. Use of photographs in communication with the laboratory and other specialists. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65c4ffc7420404c2747fed97.mp4 2024-02-08T15:32:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dental-photography-in-practice/2-lens-flash-and-lighting-foundations-of-dental-p https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65c4f5d6420404c2747b4576 Lens, flash, and lighting: foundations of dental photography In the second video lesson, Dr. Nuvina delves into the selection of cameras, carefully examining all models available on the market, including both reflex and mirrorless options, to highlight their limitations and advantages. Following that, various types of lenses, both original and non-original, are presented, along with key settings necessary for optimal framing, focusing distances, and achieving suitable depth of field. The importance of lighting is also explored, with a detailed discussion on the characteristics of ring flashes, twin flashes, diffusers, and brackets. The video lesson includes practical examples of flash and diffuser configurations, accompanied by suggestions to encourage creative experimentation. Dr. Nuvina will showcase examples of high-quality dental photographs from professionals worldwide, emphasizing the fundamental importance of acquiring skills in digital photography for achieving excellent results. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Characteristics and use of original and non-original lenses Minimum focusing distance and its practical implications. Flash options: ring flashes, and twin flashes. Crucial role of additional lighting in posterior areas Various types of diffusers and their practical use https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65c4ffcd420404c2747ffbd7.mp4 2024-02-08T15:32:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dental-photography-in-practice/3-camera-adjustments https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65c4f69c420404c2747b9d0a Camera adjustments In this video lesson, Dr. Nuvina delves into camera adjustments, elucidating key concepts to achieve immediate and tangible results. He covers crucial adjustments such as aperture priority exposure, manual focus, white balance, and details regarding image size and quality. Dr. Nuvina provides practical guidance, illustrating basic adjustments and explaining the reasons behind each choice. Additionally, he introduces the choice of file format, engaging in a discussion on the convenience between JPEG and RAW, including considerations about practicality and image quality. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Exposure with aperture priority: achieving desired depth of field Manual focus: techniques for adjusting framing and achieving precise focus Image size and quality ISO settings for specific situations White balance Considerations on correcting lighting when using mirrors Choice of file format: JPEG or RAW? Considerations on practicality and quality https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65c4ffd3420404c274800a12.mp4 2024-02-08T15:32:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dental-photography-in-practice/4-essential-accessories-in-dental-photography https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65c4f753420404c2747be282 Essential accessories in dental photography In this video lesson, Dr. Nuvina provides an in-depth understanding of the essential instruments and accessories to capture high-quality images in dental photography practice. The focus is on crucial instruments such as aspirators, air syringes, and retractors. The author also presents various types of retractors, explaining their utility in different clinical situations, mirrors, emphasizing the importance, and available contrastors. Practical tips and advice are provided for correct usage, ensuring the capture of top-quality photographs. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Importance of using aspirators and air syringes Types of retractors and their practical applications Mirrors: how to use them to capture high-quality images. Variations in chromatic rendition: how to consider them during photography. Contrastors: how to enhance contrast and create a uniform background in dental images. How to use accessories to achieve excellent results. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65c4ffda420404c274801825.mp4 2024-02-08T15:32:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dental-photography-in-practice/5-positioning-and-photographic-techniques-in-dentist https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65c4fff0420404c27480425b Positioning and photographic techniques in dentistry In this video lesson, Dr. Nuvina focuses on the positions and practical techniques necessary to capture high-quality intraoral images, for frontal, lateral and occlusal photography. He illustrates how to correctly position the photographer, the patient, and all auxiliary instruments such as retractors and mirrors. Through clinical videos, the author explores various photographic perspectives, starting from the frontal view to lateral and occlusal positions, both lower and upper. Dr. Nuvina will provide detailed instructions on using circular retractors, mirrors, and mouth openers to obtain clear and well-lit images. Methods aimed at maintaining patient cooperation and ensuring correct exposure during the shooting phase will be presented. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Positioning the patient and the photographer for frontal photography. Use of circular retractors to improve tissue retraction. Lateral photography techniques using mirrors and mouth openers. Lower and upper occlusal photography: positioning and tools. Correct placement of mirrors to ensure image sharpness. Techniques to maintain patient cooperation during various phases of intraoral photography. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65c4ffe0420404c27480263a.mp4 2024-02-08T15:32:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dental-photography-in-practice/6-mobile-dental-photography https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65c4fff7420404c274805093 Mobile dental photography In the latest video lesson, Dr. Nuvina explains how smartphones have become extremely powerful tools, significantly impacting dental practice. After a detailed classification of all the latest models on the market, the author provides practical advice on maximizing the advanced photographic capabilities of phones to achieve exceptional results, allowing for high-quality photos comparable to those obtained with a traditional camera. Dr. Nuvina lists various innovative and technological external accessories that can be connected to the phone, including lenses, additional lighting sources, LEDs, and diffusers. Special attention is also given to software and applications that maximize the use of the phone, enabling accurate tooth color analysis, immediate sharing and synchronization of photos and videos with the PC, as well as case recording and programs. All of this ensures excellent results, comparable to those obtained with traditional cameras. In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Impact of smartphones in Dental Practice Classification and comparison of phone models on the market Practical tips on how to maximize the advanced photographic capabilities of phones for exceptional results How to maximize sensor size and avoid perspective distortion External accessories that maximize results in mobile photography: flash, lenses, LEDs, diffusers Software and applications to maximize the use of the phone for accurate tooth color analysis Immediate sharing and synchronization of photos and videos Recording cases with the phone https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65c4ffe6420404c274803440.mp4 2024-02-08T15:32:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5ee727e0b239d66b736e2 Zucchelli Masterclass EN 2024 Mucogingival Surgery in Periodontal Therapy: join Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli and master the latest techniques for the treatment of periodontal defects. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65f1dab9616b4e280d6e3442.mp4 2024-02-21T12:36:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/1-clinical-diagnosis-in-periodontics https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5fe4e7e0b239d66be0031 Clinical diagnosis in Periodontics In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Concepts of periodontal disease aetiopathogenesis Biological and behavioral risk factors Periodontal diseases and pathological conditions classification An overview of periodontal disease clinical indicators Periodontal probing The role of the hygienist and the full mouth plaque score https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74dd07e0b239d663c1481.mp4 2024-02-21T12:58:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/2-periodontal-examination https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5fe537e0b239d66be0f6f Periodontal examination In particular, the following topics will be addressed: The completion of the periodontal chart Relevant definitions: BOP, CAL, CAL gain and BL gain The site specific approach to the periodontal probing Root canal and furcations analysis https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74ddc7e0b239d663c1d3f.mp4 2024-02-21T12:58:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/3-aetiological-therapy https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5fed27e0b239d66beabeb Aetiological therapy In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Causal therapy times, modalities and instruments Periodontal probing: additional insights The synergy between non-surgical therapy and treatment strategies The assessment of the attachment level https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74de47e0b239d663c283e.mp4 2024-02-21T12:58:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/4-the-radiographic-examination https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5febe7e0b239d66be7c3b The radiographic examination In particular, the following topics will be addressed: The value of the collected data via intraoral x-ray Practical tips on performing and optimizing the collected data The use of centring devices and bite-wings Defect analysis and defect components CAL gain VS Bone Level gain https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74dec7e0b239d663c2fea.mp4 2024-02-21T12:58:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/5-gingival-recession-treatment-diagnosis-and-prognos https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5fee47e0b239d66bed3af Gingival recession treatment diagnosis and prognosis (Pt.1) In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Considerations about a new possible definition of gingival recession Abnormalities and abrasions at the enamel level Occlusal traumas and parafunctional activities The evaluation of the presence of step at the enamel-cement junction https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74df27e0b239d663c3900.mp4 2024-02-21T12:58:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/6-gingival-recession-treatment-diagnosis-and-prognos https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5feea7e0b239d66bee2cc Gingival recession treatment diagnosis and prognosis (Pt.2) In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Profile morphology and treatment decision making The matching between the profile and the technique of choice Esthetically driven approach to root coverage and clot stabilization The role of the keratinized tissue and indications on the use of heterologous matrices and autologous grafts The synergy between mucogingival and conservative surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74df97e0b239d663c411b.mp4 2024-02-21T12:58:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/7-coronally-displaced-flap-for-single-recession-pt https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5fef17e0b239d66befc6b Coronally displaced flap for single recession (Pt.1) In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Flap design techniques The management of partial thickness surgical papillae The management of anatomical papillae Advantages of the trapezoidal papilla design Detailed flap thickness breakdown in the various stages of application of the technique Indications on instrumentation and its use Information on needles and sutures and their use Suture techniques https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74e017e0b239d663c48d9.mp4 2024-02-21T12:59:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/8-coronally-displaced-flap-for-single-recession-pt https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5fef77e0b239d66bf0d3f Coronally displaced flap for single recession (Pt.2) In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Indications for pharmacological management of the periodontal surgical patient Indications for the use of heterologous matrixes Surgical technique with heterologous matrixes Epithelial-connective graft harvesting technique from the palate Surgical wound management of the harvest area Step-by-step review of CAF+CTG technique application https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74e0e7e0b239d663c5b01.mp4 2024-02-21T12:59:04Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/9-gingival-recessions-of-the-lower-incisors-pt1 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5fefb7e0b239d66bf1d25 Gingival recessions of the lower incisors (Pt.1) In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Single recession on lower incisors: the value of the multidisciplinary approach Outlines of the orthodontic treatments The Fadda-Zucchelli technique: a comprehensive overview The management of RVD (residual vestibular depth) V-CAF technique: Vertically-Coronally Advanced Flap https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74e167e0b239d663c6b77.mp4 2024-02-21T12:59:07Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/10-gingival-recessions-of-the-lower-incisors-pt2 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5ff027e0b239d66bf2c35 Gingival recessions of the lower incisors (Pt.2) In particular, the following topics will be addressed: The key role of the keratinized tissue V-CAF surgical technique The use of the connective graft in the V-CAF technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74e207e0b239d663c75cc.mp4 2024-02-21T12:59:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/11-alternative-technique-for-narrow-single-recessions https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5ff087e0b239d66bf3d49 Alternative technique for narrow single recessions on lower incisors: tunnel with lateral slip In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Tunnel technique with lateral slip Lateral tunnel opening and debonding The synergy between tunnel technique and deepithelialized palatal graft The use of surgical cyanoacrylate in stabilizing the surgical wound in the palatal harvest area https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74e277e0b239d663c7dc0.mp4 2024-02-21T12:59:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/12-surgical-treatment-of-multiple-recessions-in-the-m https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5ff1a7e0b239d66bf61f4 Surgical treatment of multiple recessions in the maxilla (Pt.1) In particular, the following topics will be addressed: A multidisciplinary conservative and surgical approach Esthetically-guided reconstruction of the cement-enamel junctions Step-by-step design of the multiple coronal flap The management of the surgical papillae of the multiple coronal flap Split VS full incision thickness https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74e2e7e0b239d663c857c.mp4 2024-02-21T12:59:17Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/13-surgical-treatment-of-multiple-recessions-in-the-m https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5ff407e0b239d66bf992c Surgical treatment of multiple recessions in the maxilla (Pt.2) In particular, the following topics will be addressed: The evolution of surgical technique and the actual state of the art A detailed breakdown of the incision technique Site-specific placement of the connective graft Use of matrices as a functionality of connective graft https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74e417e0b239d663c8e5a.mp4 2024-02-21T12:59:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/14-surgical-treatment-of-multiple-recessions-in-the-m https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5ff457e0b239d66bfafaa Surgical treatment of multiple recessions in the mandible In particular, the following topics will be addressed: How to respect the inferior alveolar nerve in mucogingival surgery Causes and management of a flap perforation Principles of site-specific anesthesia The application of the multiple coronal flap in the mandible Root scaling and attachment gain https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74e497e0b239d663c962b.mp4 2024-02-21T12:59:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/15-surgical-treatment-of-lower-incisors-gingival-rece https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d600757e0b239d66c0c608 Surgical treatment of lower incisors gingival recessions In particular, the following topics will be addressed: Flap design and detachment The proper management of muscular insertions and vascular bed to ensure verticality of the vestibule https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74e557e0b239d663c9ddd.mp4 2024-02-21T13:51:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mucogingival-surgery-periodontal-therapy-zucch-mc/16-final-re-live-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/65d5ff4b7e0b239d66bfbeb8 Final Re-LIVE Surgery In this final Re-LIVE Surgery, Prof. Zucchelli will show participants the practical application of the previously commented surgical protocols. The aim of this Re-LIVE is to highlight the movement of the various team members during the surgery. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/65d74e5f7e0b239d663ca585.mp4 2024-02-21T12:59:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/coronally-advanced-entire-papilla-preservation-tec https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661805859e7561e8d9bbf281 Coronally Advanced Entire Papilla Preservation Technique Coronally Advanced Entire Papilla Preservation Technique: learn more about the indications and clinical applications with Prof. Giulio Rasperini. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661805469e7561e8d9bbdbad.mp4 2024-04-02T07:21:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/coronally-advanced-entire-papilla-preservation-tec/1-the-evolution-of-the-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/660bb362aa79208bd955de11 The evolution of the technique In this first introductory lecture, Prof. Rasperini will show how periodontal regeneration techniques have evolved over the last twenty years and then he will focus on the presentation, as an example, of clinical cases in which interproximal attachment loss has occurred. Participants will have the chance to observe how clinical cases with the same characteristics have been treated differently over time thus being able to appreciate the evolution of the treatment methodologies always aimed at less invasiveness. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Description of surgical techniques for treatment of intrabony defects with Emdogain Discussion of papers from the latest decades to show the evolution of these techniques New diagnostic protocols and classifications The need of uplifting the papilla in coronal direction The need of a wide flap to mesially and distally preserve the papilla https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/660bb456aa79208bd95689b1.mp4 2024-04-02T07:22:34Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/coronally-advanced-entire-papilla-preservation-tec/2-relive-surgery-tunneling-techniques https://img.osteocom.me/upload/660bb367aa79208bd955edd8 ReLIVE Surgery: Tunneling techniques After presenting a complete overview of the possible periodontal regeneration techniques, Prof. Rasperini, in this Re-LIVE Surgery focuses on the tunneling techniques, described as extremely useful in managing cases of papilla loss, thin phenotype and intrabony defect presence. Prof. Rasperini shows, thanks to the discussion of a clinical case, a range of possible solutions to these problems, insisting on the need to use growth factors to rebuild a new clinical attachment. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Single Flap Approach with Connective Tissue Graft Soft Tissue Wall with Connective Tissue Graft AICAST technique by Prof. Dino Calzavara The combination of Coronally Advanced Flap and tunneling technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/660bb48caa79208bd9569a5b.mp4 2024-04-02T07:22:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/coronally-advanced-entire-papilla-preservation-tec/3-re-live-surgery-a-new-suturing-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/660bb36caa79208bd955fda0 Re-LIVE Surgery: A new suturing technique In this Re-LIVE Surgery, a second operation is shown on the same patient as the previous lecture but using a different suturing technique. Prof. Rasperini treats a tooth with gingival recession, probing depth in the distal and buccal area and bleeding on probing. The clinician’s goal is to increase the papilla between the molar and the premolar in both vertical and buccal direction. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Biofilm removal protocol Papilla incision design How to tunnel not only from coronal to apical but also from mesial to distal to reach the defect Connective Tissue Graft harvesting from the palate https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/660bb493aa79208bd956a24c.mp4 2024-04-02T07:22:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/coronally-advanced-entire-papilla-preservation-tec/4-re-live-surgery-caf--eppt-protocol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/660bb372aa79208bd9560d68 Re-LIVE Surgery: CAF + EPPT protocol This final Re-LIVE Surgery shows the clinical application of the combined CAF+EPPT protocol. Participants will be able to observe Prof. Rasperini put into practice the protocols explained in the previous lectures and will appreciate the high esthetic value and minimal invasiveness of these combined treatments. Help us improve. Your opinion matters! Take our survey, share your thoughts, and get a 20€ credit* to spend on our online catalogue. Acces from smartphone with the QR code The credit will be activated in your osteocom account within 48 working hours and will be converted into your local currency. Each user will receive a maximum of 5 rewards of 20€ each (for a maximum of 100€) https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/660bb49baa79208bd956aa46.mp4 2024-04-02T07:22:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e727c9e7561e8d9cbc80a Partial Extraction Therapy 2024 Partial Extraction Therapy and Socket Shield Technique: learn more about the fundamentals and procedures with Dr. Mark Bishara. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6638fbc28b25e58eed7f107d.mp4 2024-04-09T14:39:19Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/1-introduction-a-paradigm-shift https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7c249e7561e8d9e0a055 Introduction: A paradigm shift This first lecture of the course aims to introduce participants to the basic principles of the PET technique. The lecturer will explain why this technique is considered a paradigm shift in the field of restorative dentistry and will focus on the presentation of the techniques included under the "umbrella term" of PET, i.e. Socket Shield Technique, Root Submergence Technique and Pontic Shield Technique. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Why is Socket Shield Technique used? History of the technique Wound healing mechanism The goal of Socket Shield Technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f730e9e7561e8d92cd5a0.mp4 2024-04-16T12:55:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/2-socket-shield-technique-part-1 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7ca09e7561e8d9e126f9 Socket Shield Technique (Part 1) This presentation is dedicated to the changes in the bone ridge that occur when a tooth element is removed in the aesthetic area. Dr. Bishara will discuss the possibility of performing the Socket Shield Technique depending on the position of the tooth and bone. Next, the protocol for the Socket Shield Technique will be shown in step-by-step mode, paying particular attention to the correct sequence of incisions. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: A 3D analysis with CBCT of ridge alterations after teeth extractions The most frequent beginners mistakes Horizontal and vertical cuts Removal of palatal fragments Excellent tools for PET Technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f733a9e7561e8d92d0252.mp4 2024-04-16T12:56:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/3-socket-shield-technique-part-2 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7d139e7561e8d9e1c8f5 Socket Shield Technique (Part 2) After having briefly presented the protocol for performing incisions, in this lecture Dr. Bishara will discuss the issues related to the space required for proper prosthetic treatment. Participants will be given useful tips for obtaining the right space for the prosthetic abutment, planning implant placement at the right depth and choosing the right implant design for Socket Shield Technique. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Single tooth replacement: 3D implant positioning The best implant design/system The relation between the shield and the implant The proper shield width How to manage the emergence and the cervical profile Socket Shield preparation in PET stage approach Impression protocol https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f73539e7561e8d92d2d82.mp4 2024-04-16T12:56:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/4-history-of-the-socket-shield-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7d699e7561e8d9e25fe9 History of the Socket Shield Technique The first Socket Shield Technique theorization dates back to Dr. Hurzeler's scientific paper in 2010. Since then, many things have changed and the technique has undergone considerable transformations that have perfected it more and more; Dr. Bishara will analyze the most significant evolutionary stages of the technique up to the most recent updates regarding clinical protocols and choice of materials. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Root Submergence Technique (Glocker, 2014) Pontic Shield Technique (Glocker, 2014) Is it possible to create a proximal socket shield? Different types of failures https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f736f9e7561e8d92d6dac.mp4 2024-04-16T12:57:38Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/5-indications-and-contraindications https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7dbc9e7561e8d9e35bea Indications and contraindications Dr. Bishara will analyze several clinical cases and will explain in which ones Socket Shield can be performed and in which is not recommended. Participants will notice that the goal is always to maintain the buccal cortical plate without resorption due to tooth extraction. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Prosthetic guideline recap Prosthetic development of the socket shield Torque and Implant stability quotient Contraindications and absolute contraindications https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f73909e7561e8d92da51d.mp4 2024-04-16T12:58:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/6-different-possibilities https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7e139e7561e8d9e40498 Different possibilities This Lecture examines the different possibilities involved in the Socket Shield concept such as proximal SS, the Pontic Shield (PS), SS and simultaneous apicoectomy and SS on deciduous teeth. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: J-shaped Socket Shield design Glocker Socket Shield Socket Shield Technique in combination with apicoectomy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f73a89e7561e8d92dd2af.mp4 2024-04-16T12:59:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/7-complications https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7e699e7561e8d9e4931b Complications In this lecture Dr. Bishara will discuss the early and late complications that may arise when using the Socket Shield technique and their correct management. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Shield exposure management Internal and external shield exposure Osseointegration failures Loosening of the shield https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f73d09e7561e8d92e2f5c.mp4 2024-04-16T13:01:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/8-pet-consensus https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7eb29e7561e8d9e5234b Pet Consensus In November 2017 in Madrid, during the “Jornada Total de Implantología” (JTI), clinicians from all over the world gathered to reach the first PET Consensus. This final chapter presents PET Consensus results with particular emphasis on shield height, implant positioning, implant separation and filling materials. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Is it necessary to fill the gap between the shield and the implant Root Submergence Technique VS Pontic Shield: different clinical applications https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f73e99e7561e8d92e6e31.mp4 2024-04-16T13:02:25Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/9-full-arch-guided-petology https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7eff9e7561e8d9e5ae1a Full Arch Guided PETology In this lecture, Dr. Bishara will talk about the potential of the PET technique in full-arch treatments, in which the patient suffered significant bone loss. These complex cases are performed with guided computer approach and using guides. Dr. Bishara will show and comment different clinical cases tackled by adopting Guided-PET approach. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Understanding the role/ of Socket Shield to maximize the esthetics of clinical cases The proper communication with the lab and the digital planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f74059e7561e8d92e984b.mp4 2024-04-16T13:06:03Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/10-clinical-cases https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7f4f9e7561e8d9e63ed4 Clinical cases Through this presentation, participants will be able to observe clinical cases where the Socket Shield Technique is performed in combination with other techniques such as Root Submergence and Pontic Shield. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f741f9e7561e8d92ecac0.mp4 2024-04-16T13:06:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/11-guided-pet https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e7fb19e7561e8d9e6d7ae Guided PET How do we maximize digital dentistry to ensure success in our cases? In this video lecture, Dr. Bishara will show the guided socket shield therapy surgical protocol. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f743f9e7561e8d92ef641.mp4 2024-04-16T13:07:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/661553179e7561e8d9c93b53/12-extra-cases https://img.osteocom.me/upload/661e81c09e7561e8d9e85f55 Extra cases In this final video lecture, Dr. Bishara will show two clinical cases with unique aspects; in the first case Root Submergence technique will be performed while in the second one Socket Shield + Full Arch approach will be executed. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/661f745e9e7561e8d92f229b.mp4 2024-04-16T13:22:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp1-full-arch-rehabilitation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/663898a08b25e58eed221217 FP1 - Full Arch Rehabilitation: Step-by-Step Procedure Full-arch rehabilitation with FP-1 prostheses: learn more with Dr. Martin Wanendeya’s step-by-step guide to the procedure. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6638b0998b25e58eed3dfc57.mp4 2024-04-22T12:29:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp1-full-arch-rehabilitation/1-an-introduction-to-fp-1-prostheses https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6638aadb8b25e58eed30313d An introduction to FP-1 prostheses In this first video lecture, Dr. Wanendeya introduces participants to the topics covered in the course by showing the training pathway that will lead them to a full understanding of full-arch rehabilitation procedures with FP-1 prostheses. Several clinical clips are shown to get into the topic of FP-1 prostheses and to introduce the newly standardized, step-by-step treatment protocol. Participants will discover the challenges faced by the clinician in full-arch treatments and will compare FP-1 with FP-3, focusing, above all, on the advantages and potential of FP-1 prostheses. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Full-arch rehabilitation: surgical, restorative and psychological challenges FP-1, FP-2 and FP-3 prosthesis definition The classification of full-arch treatments Soft and hard tissue management options: preservation and reconstruction Advantages and disadvantages of FP-1 and FP-3 prostheses Materials and tools selection The advantages and the potential of the digitally-guided approach https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6638a23f8b25e58eed280d94.mp4 2024-05-06T08:48:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp1-full-arch-rehabilitation/2-diagnosis-and-treatment-plan https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6638aae08b25e58eed3043f1 Diagnosis and treatment plan Steps and stages of the process to execute full-arch rehabilitations with FP-1 prostheses are shown and discussed in this lecture. The first stage is photography and participants will understand the importance of taking good extra- and intra-oral clinical photographs, CBCTs, and digital and diagnostic wax-ups. Then, the conversation will move to surgical planning and the assessment of biological factors that may influence the outcome; Dr. Wanendeya discusses the function and the potential of different types of guides, paying particular attention to the choice of materials. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Photography: extra and intra-oral clinical photos, intra-oral scan, face -scan, CBCT, digital wax-up and diagnostic wax-up Digital integration and 3D-model creation Surgical planning Ideal implant position and pontic shape Guides and materials selection https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6638a2478b25e58eed2816ff.mp4 2024-05-06T08:48:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp1-full-arch-rehabilitation/3-surgical-guides-and-provisional-restorations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6638aae68b25e58eed3056ac Surgical guides and provisional restorations In this lecture, a clinical video is presented thanks to show the full-arch rehabilitation protocol with FP-1 prostheses associated with the use of a stack-guide. Each step is analyzed in detail: from the pick-up stage to the planning stage and from extraction to pins placing. Participants will appreciate the potential of surgical guides in the placement of implants and abutments with the aim of preserving as much bone as possible. Finally, the procedure for creating the provisional prosthesis is shown, paying attention to the prosthesis fitting phase and the management of the soft tissue around it. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: What happens when you use a stack guide? Lab conversion procedure for FP-1 bridges Provisional FP-1 prosthesis fitting How to create the correct contour to your provisional restoration? Pick-up, provisional restoration creation and fitting, hard and soft tissue management The use of biomaterials to pack the sockets Soft tissue grafting: Free Gingival Graft technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6638a24e8b25e58eed2829af.mp4 2024-05-06T08:48:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp1-full-arch-rehabilitation/4-from-the-provisional-to-the-final-restoration https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6638aaec8b25e58eed306968 From the provisional to the final restoration In this lesson, Dr. Wanendeya shows the clinical steps necessary to move from the provisional to the final prosthesis and illustrates the “Digilog” approach, i.e. a working philosophy that is purely digital but retains analogue aspects in particular stages. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: How to copy the provisional to create the final restoration Provisional restoration scansion inside the mouth Scan bodies scansion after having removed the provisional restoration Ideal material or combination of materials for full-arch restorations The accuracy of verification jigs How to assess how well the frameworks fits Bonding and cleaning agents Proper tools for full-arch rehabilitations https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6638a2558b25e58eed283c5f.mp4 2024-05-06T08:48:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp1-full-arch-rehabilitation/5-maintenance-and-complications-management https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6638aaf28b25e58eed307c23 Maintenance and complications management This learning experience concludes with an analysis of possible complications that may occur during full-arch rehabilitations with FP-1 prostheses. Dr. Wanendeya shows several clinical cases with complications arising from poor initial patient selection, incorrect implant placement, wrong abutment and guide selection. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Possible complications: prevention and management How to reduce the risk of complications Planning complications: patient selection, implant position, abutment and guide selection Surgical complications: Implant position, implant failure, soft and hard tissue healing Prosthetic complications: seating errors, prosthesis fracture and incorrect shapes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6638a25e8b25e58eed285870.mp4 2024-05-06T08:48:17Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach https://img.osteocom.me/upload/665ef2f7e62ade615e879d8c Periodontal Regenerative Surgical Approach Discover Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli’s mucogingival approach to regenerative therapy to manage soft tissues and infrabony defects simultaneously. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6655abac142e00d53be53e8b.mp4 2024-05-20T12:26:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/1-strategies-for-the-management-of-deep-infrabony-de https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f12a9142e00d53bae2736 Strategies for the management of deep infrabony defects in the aesthetic area Video lecture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617ee7460bf687277d29fd.mp4 2024-05-23T09:54:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/2-characteristics-of-a-truly-minimally-invasive-tech https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f12bf142e00d53bae591b Characteristics of a truly minimally invasive technique Video lecture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617ef1460bf687277d31da.mp4 2024-05-23T09:54:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/3-key-factor-the-supra-osseous-component-of-the-def https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f12c6142e00d53bae6aee Key factor: the supra-osseous component of the defect Video Lecture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617efb460bf687277d585f.mp4 2024-05-23T09:54:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/4-prognostic-factors-of-soft-tissues https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f12cc142e00d53bae7cad Prognostic Factors of Soft Tissues Video lecture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617f05460bf687277d73e9.mp4 2024-05-23T09:54:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/5-countermeasures-to-unfavorable-soft-tissue-prognos https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f12dc142e00d53bae98ed Countermeasures to unfavorable soft tissue prognostic factors Video lecture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617f25460bf687277da2bb.mp4 2024-05-23T09:55:03Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/6-clinical-case-papilla-recession https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f12e1142e00d53baea8a7 Clinical case: papilla recession Video Lecture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617f31460bf687277db9ef.mp4 2024-05-23T09:55:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/7-tunnel-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f12ea142e00d53baebbe6 Tunnel technique Video Lecture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617f56460bf687277dd964.mp4 2024-05-23T09:55:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/8-unfavorable-anatomical-conditions https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f12f1142e00d53baecfa0 Unfavorable anatomical conditions Video Lecture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617f5f460bf687277de8bd.mp4 2024-05-23T09:55:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/9-clinical-case-vestibular-bone-dehiscence-and-abse https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f12f8142e00d53baee509 Clinical case: vestibular bone dehiscence and absence of bone wall Video Lecture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617f6d460bf687277dfbf2.mp4 2024-05-23T09:55:19Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/10-clinical-case-defects-associated-with-significant https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f12fe142e00d53baefa21 Clinical case: defects associated with significant supra-osseous component Re-Live Surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617f77460bf687277e173b.mp4 2024-05-23T09:55:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/periodontal-regenerative-surgery-approach/11-clinical-case-severe-parodontitis https://img.osteocom.me/upload/664f1304142e00d53baf0e78 Clinical case: severe parodontitis Re-Live Surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66617f82460bf687277e3274.mp4 2024-05-23T09:55:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implant-restoration-from-planning-to-restoration https://img.osteocom.me/upload/667a9e5c3b7a8a9dfc833794 Implant Prosthetics: from Planning to Restoration Implant Prosthetics from planning to restoration: manage every step of the treatment safely and predictably with the advice of Dr. David Powell. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/669a29950a744b063b03e1ee.mp4 2024-06-24T08:15:41Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implant-restoration-from-planning-to-restoration/1-pre-surgical-prosthodontic-planning---part-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/667938a9300752084e472ec2 Pre-surgical prosthodontic planning - Part I This first video lesson aims to introduce participants to the topics that will be addressed throughout the course. Dr Powell describes the purpose and main steps involved in prosthetic restoration with dental implants. From pre-surgical planning to the evaluation of systemic and local factors, from impression-taking and implant fabrication and design to insertion protocols, each stage is described and explored thoroughly. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: The prosthodontic workflow for dental implant restoration Different types of implant restorations: single unit, multiple unit, and full-arch How to achieve implant stability: length, material, diameter, size, emergence profile, depth, and angulation Case selection and treatment planning protocol Restorative workflow: exams, digital records, ct scan, planning, surgery, healing and restoration https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6679398d300752084e47a8e1.mp4 2024-06-24T08:41:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implant-restoration-from-planning-to-restoration/2-pre-surgical-prosthodontic-planning---part-ii https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66793ed6300752084e518f75 Pre-surgical prosthodontic planning - Part II In this lesson, Dr Powell describes the factors that must be considered and evaluated by the practitioner during the pre-restorative phase. Special attention is paid to the planning and fabrication of temporaries, and Dr Powell discusses two clinical cases in which pre-surgical planning proved to be an extremely useful tool for achieving an excellent final result. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Parameters of implant health Considerations for provisional implant restorations Provisional implant restoration fabrication (step by step) Impression component selection Implant position planning and restoration insertion Post-operative care and healing phase https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66793ef1300752084e51cc3a.mp4 2024-06-24T08:44:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implant-restoration-from-planning-to-restoration/3-pre-restorative-assessment https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66793f70300752084e52a1bc Pre-restorative assessment This video lesson focuses on the clinical restorative sequence, described by Dr. Powell as structured in 5 basic stages: pre-restorative assessment, impression, design, manufacturing and insertion. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of which factors require more attention from the clinician, always bearing in mind that the ultimate goal is to place definitive restorations in the aesthetic area as well. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: How to understand when a provisional restoration is needed Pre-restorative assessment: confirmation of osseointegration Assess soft tissue and radiographic appearance of implants Provisional restoration fabrication stage How to identify the proper implant platform diameter and the correct abutment connection type https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6679412d300752084e53ade1.mp4 2024-06-24T08:45:32Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implant-restoration-from-planning-to-restoration/4-final-impressions-for-single-unit-implant-restorat https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6679418b300752084e5464c5 Final impressions for single-unit implant restorations In this presentation, Dr Powell describes in depth the impression-taking protocol for creating single-unit restorations, as well as the main differences between an analogue and a digital workflow and the advantages and simplicity of the latter. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: How to provide enough info for the dental lab to fabricate the restoration Impression taking protocol: analog vs digital workflow Component selection between replica, open tray, closed tray, scan body and ios replica Conventional impression concept: open vs closed tray Image capture and scanning strategy: use and purpose of scan bodies Poor scan strategies, bite interferences, distorted scan bodies, and other common errors https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6679416b300752084e543d34.mp4 2024-06-24T08:46:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implant-restoration-from-planning-to-restoration/5-design-considerations-for-implant-restorations---p https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66794726300752084e61f3b2 Design considerations for implant restorations - Part I Through this presentation, participants will understand how the clinician has an extremely active and primary role in guiding the laboratory in the fabrication of the implant restoration. Dr Powell illustrates the possible options to choose from: diameter, angulation, depth, platform, emergence profile, components, and materials. In order to achieve optimal restorations from both a functional and aesthetic perspective, it is crucial to select the best components and materials, such as abutments and crowns made from zirconia, glass ceramic, or titanium. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: The design of dental implant restorations Different options for implant crowns Vertical VS horizontal emergence profiles Modifiable restorative parameters: emergence profile, components & materials, morphology, and occlusion Parameters to consider when choosing components and materials: prosthetic longevity and biological response Materials: zirconia, glass ceramic or titanium https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/667946e8300752084e61d47c.mp4 2024-06-24T08:47:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implant-restoration-from-planning-to-restoration/6-design-considerations-for-implant-restorations---p https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66794a8e300752084e64a2fa Design considerations for implant restorations - Part II In this video lesson, Dr Powell discusses the parameters to consider when choosing materials and components for your restorations: aesthetics, retrievability and cost. Dr Powell shows several clinical cases in which he used different types of crowns: anterior implant crowns, posterior implant restorations, and long posterior implant restorations. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Aesthetics: the degree of translucency of the material and its color Retrievability: cement-retained vs screw-retained Custom abutment vs stock abutment Angulated screw channel abutment Morphology and occlusion design of the restoration https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66794a4e300752084e643e02.mp4 2024-06-24T08:48:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implant-restoration-from-planning-to-restoration/7-manufacturing-for-implant-restorations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66794bb7300752084e65f73a Manufacturing for implant restorations The communication between the clinician and the laboratory technician is thoroughly investigated in this lesson. Dr Powell discusses all stages of the fabrication process, distinguishing between digital and analog workflows, and presents a clinical case managed with a fully digital protocol. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Lab communication and prescriptions Analogue workflow Digital workflow 3D printing process and 3D printed models https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66794b90300752084e65a89f.mp4 2024-06-24T08:49:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implant-restoration-from-planning-to-restoration/8-insertion-of-single-unit-implant-restorations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66794c28300752084e6718ee Insertion of single-unit implant restorations In this lesson, Dr Powell discusses the insertion of an implant supported crown, focusing on the importance of examining the restoration prior to the appointment day with the patient. Particular attention is paid to the evaluation of the interproximal contact points and to the need to modify the emergence profiles. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Interproximal contact points: open contact vs tight contact Occlusion checking and shade approval Access hole closure https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66794c00300752084e66c37c.mp4 2024-06-24T08:51:17Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implant-restoration-from-planning-to-restoration/9-considerations-for-multiple-unit-implant-restorati https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66795edb300752084e755a13 Considerations for multiple-unit implant restorations After focusing primarily on single-unit implants, in this final video lesson, Dr Powell concentrates on multiple-unit implants and clinical cases in which this solution is considered valid and most effective. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Implant level vs abutment level restorations Component selection Splinted vs separate multiple units Assess the need for pink porcelain Prosthesis insertion protocol https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66795ead300752084e750e5d.mp4 2024-06-24T08:52:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66e82e90ad47fd453768c002 Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry Discover a thorough educational experience of a collection of fundamental principles to ensure long term success in implantology https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a9f638933d61b274c5e8f4.mp4 2024-07-15T08:00:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/1-how-to-keep-peri-implant-tissue-healthy https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6d390a744b063b874a63 How to keep peri-implant tissue healthy Dr. Cristiano Tomasi https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/669e762a0a744b063b912dfd.mp4 2024-07-15T08:33:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/2-microbiological-principles-past--present https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6da10a744b063b87e8dc Microbiological principles: past & present Dr. Olivia Marchisio https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/669e76dc0a744b063b91ee10.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/3-predictability-criteria-for-grafts-and-biomaterial https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6db40a744b063b880e67 Predictability criteria for grafts and biomaterials Dr. Danilo Di Stefano https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/669e77c80a744b063b923d01.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/4-treatment-planning-carlo-ghezzi https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6dd40a744b063b8833fc Treatment planning: Carlo Ghezzi Carlo Ghezzi https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/669e77e50a744b063b9257aa.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/5-treatment-planning-francesco-mintrone https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6de40a744b063b885229 Treatment planning: Francesco Mintrone Dr. Francesco Mintrone https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/669e789f0a744b063b92a932.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:25Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/6-fundamental-principles-for-successful-implant-plac https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6df50a744b063b88706a Fundamental principles for successful implant placement Dr. Massimo Simion https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/669e78ba0a744b063b92b9ea.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/7-decision-making-clinical-criteria-for-a-correct-im https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6e0a0a744b063b888ec1 Decision-making clinical criteria for a correct implant placement Dr. Tiziano Testori https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/669e7c4d0a744b063b938767.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/8-the-primary-stability-in-implant-osseointegration https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6e1b0a744b063b88ad1b The primary stability in implant osseointegration Dr. Claudio Stacchi https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/669e7e050a744b063b93ec5f.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/9-advanced-protocols-and-clinical-key-factors-for-im https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6e310a744b063b88d542 Advanced protocols and clinical key factors for implant success Dr. Tiziano Testori https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/669e7e110a744b063b93f4b0.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/10-systematic-approach-to-achieve-primary-stability-a https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6e450a744b063b88f52f Systematic approach to achieve primary stability and to diagnose bone quality Dr. Danilo Di Stefano https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a0d097ec315f5f78f3d878.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/11-peri-implant-soft-tissue-from-a-to-z https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6e590a744b063b89179e Peri-implant soft tissue from A to Z Dr. Giovanni Zucchelli https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a9fde2933d61b274c9d1bb.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/12-surgical-techniques-for-soft-tissue-augmentation-a https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6e690a744b063b89379f Surgical techniques for soft tissue augmentation around dental implants Dr. Mario Gisotti https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a9f9ac933d61b274c7e0a1.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/13-optimizing-peri-implant-soft-tissue-with-provision https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6e7c0a744b063b895602 Optimizing peri-implant soft tissue with provisionals Dr. Diego Lops https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a9fa08933d61b274c80755.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/14-microbiological-aspects-and-healing-process-in-pos https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6e900a744b063b8975c2 Microbiological aspects and healing process in post-extraction sites Dr. Cristiano Tomasi https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a9fa73933d61b274c863d6.mp4 2024-07-22T14:28:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/15-which-materials-for-ridge-preservation-biology-a https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6ea30a744b063b899445 Which materials for ridge preservation? Biology, anatomy and much more Dr. Massimo Di Stefano https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a0d55dec315f5f78f7a252.mp4 2024-07-22T14:29:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/16-alveolar-ridge-preservation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6ebb0a744b063b89b2ee Alveolar Ridge Preservation Dr. Daniele Cardaropoli https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a0cbdfec315f5f78eee081.mp4 2024-07-22T14:29:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fundamentals-of-implant-dentistry/17-socket-shield-technique-biological-foundations-an https://img.osteocom.me/upload/669e6f7a0a744b063b89f316 Socket Shield Technique: biological foundations and practical implementation Dr. Alberto Pispero https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a0cbfeec315f5f78efae18.mp4 2024-07-22T14:29:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66b1d406933d61b27417859f Crestal Approach Surgery and Management Of Sinus Lift Complications An up-to-date, comprehensive guide to sinus lift surgery using the crestal approach https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66b1d42c933d61b27417b8de.mp4 2024-07-29T07:57:07Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/1-sinus-lift-procedures-a-comprehensive-overview-an https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66a75441ec315f5f784d3706 Sinus lift procedures: a comprehensive overview and the potential of different treatment options Video Lecture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a7528aec315f5f784a6408.mp4 2024-07-29T08:00:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/2-the-evolution-of-the-lateral-approach-lateral-win https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66a75459ec315f5f784e425a The evolution of the Lateral Approach: Lateral Window and Simplified Antrostomy Design In this lecture, the focus is on an evolution of the lateral approach that decreased the level of invasiveness of the procedure, making it similar to the crestal approach. Participants will note that this evolution is due to both the innovative flap design and the change in terms of antrostomy. The technique in question, called SAD (Simplified Antrostomy Design) simplifies sinus elevation and decreases the risk of membrane perforation. Finally, the Low Window Technique, a further evolution of the SAD technique that is even less invasive, will be discussed In particolare, in questa lezione si tratteranno i seguenti argomenti: Simplified Antrostomy Design and Low Window Technique Revolutionary flap and antrostomy design Indications for the SAD technique Advantages and surgical protocol: SAD and Low Window Technique How to reach the maxillary sinus membrane How to identify the mesial sinus wall https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a75292ec315f5f784a6b9a.mp4 2024-07-29T08:00:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/3-crestal-approach-the-decision-tree-algorithm https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66a7545eec315f5f784e9c5f Crestal Approach: the decision tree algorithm Through this presentation, participants will discover how there are more than 40 different techniques to perform the crestal approach; Prof. Testori will explain how he has identified two techniques to be the gold standard: the SAD and the Low Window Technique. The decision-making algorithm through which Prof. Testori chooses between these different options based on both sinus size and thickness will be discussed in detail. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: The decision tree algorithm to select the proper treatment option The importance to understand biology Indications for crestal approach basing on sinus dimension and width One-stage VS Two-stage lateral approach One-stage VS Two-stage transcrestal approach Crestal bone height and bucco-palatal sinus width assessment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a7529bec315f5f784a8268.mp4 2024-07-29T08:00:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/4-evolution-of-sinus-lift-procedures-piezo-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66a75465ec315f5f784f434d Evolution of sinus lift procedures: Piezo Surgery and Osseodensification In this lecture we discuss the evolution of parameters and indications concerning sinus augmentation procedures that have taken place in recent years; participants will be able to observe how the continuous search for minimal invasiveness has led to the abandonment of techniques involving osteotomy in favor of techniques such as piezoelectric and osseodensification. It will be explained why these treatment options are preferred and what the rationale behind clinical decision making is. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Ethical reasons to minimize the invasiveness of sinus lift procedures The abandonment of the osteotomy techniques When do we use piezoelectric and osseodensification techniques? The rationale behind the choose between crestal and lateral approach Presentation of a clinical case The assessment of both type of edentulism and bone features https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a752a4ec315f5f784a8a57.mp4 2024-07-29T08:00:41Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/5-sinus-membrane-perforations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66a75468ec315f5f784f6150 Sinus membrane perforations How can the perforation of the sinus membrane be managed? In this presentation, Prof. Testori will show how to avoid this severe intraoperative complication and demonstrate different types of possible perforations. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: PRF and short implant positioning to handle sinus membrane perforations Classification of sinus membrane perforations occurring during transcrestal sinus floor elevation and related treatments Sinus floor elevation utilizing the transalveolar approach The relationship between using graft materials and gaining more bone https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a752bcec315f5f784abd57.mp4 2024-07-29T08:00:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/6-example-of-different-clinical-cases-step-by-step https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66a7546dec315f5f784f70c0 Example of different clinical cases: step-by-step surgical protocol In this new lesson, various clinical cases are presented where patients have a good amount of remaining bone; participants will be able to observe the implementation of the digital sinus protocol, which involves a top-down approach starting from the implant length and the evaluation of the transmucosal channel. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: The Digital Sinus Protocol: top-down treatment Correct implant length assessment How to protect the membrane: PRF, L-PRF or collagen sponge Reaching the sinus floor with the piezo instrument https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66ad00e8933d61b274e2c9d1.mp4 2024-07-29T08:00:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/7-osseodensification-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66a75474ec315f5f784f8004 Osseodensification technique After having discussed the piezoelectric technique, now the focus moves to the osseodensification one; a crestal approach technique that foresees the use of a counterclockwise running bur in a viscous material creating a hydrodynamic compression wave. Participants will notice how this technique is an easy and atraumatic way to obtain sinus lift. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Properly choose the size of the bur according to the size of the implant Post-op healing process The need of a good quantity of bone https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a752cdec315f5f784aee7d.mp4 2024-07-29T08:00:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/8-management-of-post-op-infections-after-sinus-eleva https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66a7547eec315f5f784fdd0f Management of post-op infections after sinus elevation surgery In this video lecture, Prof. Testori will discuss the management of post-op infection after sinus lift surgery; participants will discover what’s the difference between a healthy and an unhealthy sinus and how to discriminate between a functional and a non-functional ostium. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Post-op infections after sinus lift procedures Biologically challenging patients Poor blood supply complications Partial or total graft removal Late post-op infection https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66a752d5ec315f5f784b05cd.mp4 2024-07-29T08:01:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/9-clinical-conclusions https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66a75482ec315f5f784fe4b6 Clinical conclusions This last video lecture is dedicated to summarizing the topics covered during the course, paying particular attention to the most recent developments in the field of flap design, identified as the key factor in reducing the invasiveness of sinus lift surgery. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66ad00f0933d61b274e2d165.mp4 2024-07-29T08:01:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/10-clinical-video-short-implants--versah-crestal-si https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66bb2fc4933d61b2741f4735 Clinical video: short implants + Versah crestal sinus lift In this first of the two ReLIVE Surgeries which conclude this learning experience, Prof. Tiziano Testori shows the operating sequences of crestal sinus lift adopting the 'Versah' working protocol in combination with the use of short implants. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66bb2f8e933d61b2741f2794.mp4 2024-08-13T09:58:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/11-clinical-video-crestal-sinus-lift-and-multiple-im https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66bb2fd2933d61b2741f56c6 Clinical video: Crestal sinus lift and multiple implant placement In this final ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Testori shows the treatment protocol for a crestal sinus lift and the insertion of a short implant in the left maxillary ridge and two implants in the right side. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66bb2fa2933d61b2741f377b.mp4 2024-08-13T09:58:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/crestal-approach-surgery-management-sinus-lift/12-maxillary-sinus-elevation-crestal-approach-with-o https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66e7e687ad47fd45372d4d60 Maxillary sinus elevation: crestal approach with osseodensification In this final ReLIVE Surgery, Prof. Testori will show, with step-by-step commentary, a simultaneous two-implants placement; the first implant will be placed submucosally with a previous sinus lift procedure performed by adopting Osseodensification Technique while the second implant will be placed with no need of any previous sinus lift procedure. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66e7e737ad47fd45372d8ef3.mp4 2024-08-13T08:23:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-and-soft-tissue-grafting-iao https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66e82ea9ad47fd45376ac0da Hard and Soft Tissue Grafting Join a thorough online learning experience on the most efficient hard and soft tissue grafting techniques, including surgical clips and debates. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66cc5ca15f2ea4b71f81f918.mp4 2024-08-26T09:41:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-and-soft-tissue-grafting-iao/1-horizontal-augmentations-using-resorbable-membrane https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66cc85bc5f2ea4b71f923731 Horizontal augmentations using resorbable membranes Dr. Filippo Fontana https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66cc5d235f2ea4b71f822038.mp4 2024-08-26T10:21:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-and-soft-tissue-grafting-iao/2-khoury-technique-how-to-regenerate-alveolar-bone https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66cc85de5f2ea4b71f92568c Khoury Technique: how to regenerate alveolar bone? Dr. Luca De Stavola https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66cc5d2e5f2ea4b71f822915.mp4 2024-08-26T10:21:37Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-and-soft-tissue-grafting-iao/3-vertical-bone-regeneration-in-the-aesthetic-zone https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66cc86035f2ea4b71f92764a Vertical bone regeneration in the aesthetic zone: which technique to adopt - Part I Dr. Marco Ronda https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66cc5d365f2ea4b71f8233a0.mp4 2024-08-26T10:21:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-and-soft-tissue-grafting-iao/4-vertical-bone-regeneration-in-the-aesthetic-zone https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66cc86135f2ea4b71f92955f Vertical bone regeneration in the aesthetic zone: which technique to adopt? Dr. Marco Ronda https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66cc5d425f2ea4b71f824097.mp4 2024-08-26T10:21:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-and-soft-tissue-grafting-iao/5-flap-design-for-regenerative-techniques https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66cc86415f2ea4b71f92b54b Flap design for regenerative techniques Dr. Luca De Stavola https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66cc5d495f2ea4b71f824912.mp4 2024-08-26T10:21:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-and-soft-tissue-grafting-iao/6-management-of-peri-implant-soft-tissues https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66cc865f5f2ea4b71f92d72d Management of peri-implant soft tissues Dr. Andrea Chierico https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66cc5d515f2ea4b71f82516b.mp4 2024-08-26T10:21:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-and-soft-tissue-grafting-iao/7-analogue-vs-digital-hard-tissue-regeneration---pa https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66cc866e5f2ea4b71f92f65d Analogue VS Digital: hard tissue regeneration - Part I Dr. Pietro Felice https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66cc5d5b5f2ea4b71f8259d6.mp4 2024-08-26T10:21:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/hard-and-soft-tissue-grafting-iao/8-analogue-vs-digital-hard-tissue-regeneration---pa https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66cc85945f2ea4b71f91dd7c Analogue VS Digital: hard tissue regeneration - Part II Dr. Pietro Felice https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66cc5d665f2ea4b71f8269b1.mp4 2024-08-26T10:21:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3ccff5539c76616a1ea4b Direct Anterior Composite Restorations Composite veneers: explore cutting-edge protocols, new materials, and treatment stages and indications with Dr. Fernando Autràn Mateo. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6735ca867c005e1a2129fc9c.mp4 2024-09-20T13:42:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/1-anterior-composites-state-of-the-art https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e3255539c76616ca782e Anterior composites state of the art This first video lesson aims to introduce participants to the topics that will be covered during the course. In particular, Dr. Autràn will focus on the definition and composition of composites, explaining how they are simple materials capable of totally changing patients' smiles while maintaining a 100% reversibility degree and guaranteeing aesthetically optimal results. Restorative treatment using composites is indeed a minimally invasive treatment option and participants will appreciate how the key objective of this treatment is mimicry and camouflage between composite veneers and adjacent natural teeth. The different types of particles that can make up composites will be discussed, as well as their characteristics, advantages and disadvantages. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: The importance of smile analysis to achieve restorative success How to execute restorative treatments with little or no preparation at all Composites: how are they useful? What’s the rationale behind their use? Which are their characteristics? Composite blending effect Types of particles: definitions, degree of resistance and ease of cleanliness Micro-particles, hybrids, nano-hybrids and supra-nano spherical particles https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41d245539c7661609ccc5.mp4 2024-09-25T10:14:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/2-treatment-planning https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e3465539c76616cabc92 Treatment planning Dr. Autràn presents an overview of today's philosophy regarding stratification techniques. He begins this discussion by talking about the preliminary phase of aesthetic planning, emphasizing the aspects that need to be assessed by the clinician in order to understand the objectives of each case. All planning phases are examined: from smile analysis to 3D design, via digital wax-up and the creation of a digital model through 3D printing. Finally, Dr. Autràn emphasizes the importance of performing a mock-up, both direct and indirect, as well as the advantages of using silicone guides for composite restorations. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Introduction to aesthetic planning Understand and know the natural look of a smile The necessity to have a good additive wax-up to not have to prepare the tooth before veneers placement Teeth measurement and dental exposure assessment How to execute direct and indirect mock-up How to create the silicon guide for composite restorations in a very precise way https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41d2d5539c7661609e4c3.mp4 2024-09-25T10:14:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/3-smile-anatomy-and-design https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e3585539c76616cae76d Smile anatomy and design Dr. Autràn explains how important it is to know the anatomy of teeth in depth by discussing primary, secondary and tertiary anatomical parameters. The lecturer introduces concepts such as mesial and distal edges, the differences between triangular and square teeth, contact points, incisal edges and transition lines, and even discusses tooth texture. The second part of this presentation focuses on the site-specific anatomical characteristics of different types of dental elements: from incisors to laterals, canines and premolars. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Translucency, layers, opacity, color and thickness assessment Primary, secondary and tertiary dental anatomy Central superior incisors, lateral superior incisors, superior canines and superior premolars anatomical traits When to include and when to not include premolars in the smile reconstruction The proper incisors positioning The need to execute phonetic texts https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41d455539c766160a0ac1.mp4 2024-09-25T10:14:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/4-basics-of-color-study https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e3715539c76616cb1519 Basics of color study Dr. Autràn explains to participants how essential it is to have a complete and thorough understanding of colors in order to perform successful restorative treatments with composites. Parameters such as hue, chroma and value are discussed and VITA Classical, a dental guide for veneer coloring, are presented. At the end of the lecture, participants will be able to independently manage the choice of the right color for their veneers in relation to enamel and dentine colors. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Color perception Additive and subtractive color system VITA Classical features Translucency and opacity assessment Fluorescence and opalescence assessment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41dd85539c766160a3443.mp4 2024-09-25T10:14:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/5-adhesive-treatment-overview https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e3905539c76616cb432d Adhesive treatment overview In this lecture, Dr. Autràn guides participants through a full procedure for a total adhesive technique protocol that allows to achieve the best and safest bonding. The lecturer focuses on the adhesive workflow, which represents a minimally invasive and long-term stable operational practice. Participants will appreciate Dr. Autràn’s complete adhesive workflow gold standard; starting with the use of acid, primer (a hydrophilic resin), and bonding agent (a hydrophobic resin). In the second part of this lesson, the speaker shows some small variations to the treatment that can be performed in specific cases and discusses the differences between bonding to dentin and bonding to enamel. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: The gold standard for adhesive workflow Adhesion on dentine or enamel Structure differences between dentine and enamel The protocol to achieve the best and safest bonding Total-edge bonding and self-edge techniques Different types of primers according to different materials Photopolymerization: DUAL technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41de35539c766160bf4a3.mp4 2024-09-25T10:14:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/6-step-by-step-stratification-protocol---part-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e3a85539c76616cb8e24 Step-by-step stratification protocol - Part I In this and the next two video lectures, Dr. Autràn shows a complete stratification case, starting from the planning phase and going all the way to polishing and finalization of the case. The patient in question has a unilateral agenesis of the upper lateral incisor, which has caused a shift in the midline and the movement of the canine in position 2.2. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Spaces and volumes design during treatment planning phase Isolation techniques Digital wax-up and 3D printing Gingivectomy with an electric scalpel https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41def5539c766160caab5.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/7-step-by-step-stratification-protocol---part-ii https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e3bf5539c76616cbbecb Step-by-step stratification protocol - Part II In this lesson, the treatment of the patient from the previous lesson continues. Specifically, this module focuses on the placement of the composite and its removal after the isolation phase, then moving on to the preparation of the first layer and polymerization. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Flattening of the surface of the 2.2 element How to perform a minimal invasive tooth preparation Consideration about the bonding between the enamel and the tooth Dentine placement to restore the right volume thickness Interproximal contact checking Positioning of the chromatic enamel https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41e025539c766160dcf1e.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:04Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/8-step-by-step-stratification-protocol---part-iii https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e3d85539c76616cbf49f Step-by-step stratification protocol - Part III This final video lecture on the treatment of the patient with unilateral agenesis shows the polishing and finalization phases. Particular attention is given to the final adjustments in the palatal area, achieving a similar emergence profile across all teeth, and checking the transition lines and interproximal surfaces. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Polishing, finalization and final adjustment phases Follow-up and immediate fixing of little defects Occlusion and canine guide checking https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41e115539c766160fcee1.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/9-class-iv-restorations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e3f35539c76616cc1f8e Class IV restorations Participants will appreciate the restoration of Class IV cases using composites. Dr. Autràn highlights the importance of hiding fracture lines and shows the innovative technique called the Infinite Bevel Technique. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Specific techniques to manage class IV restorations How to hide fracture lines? Dentine positioning in relation to the bevel Infinite Bevel Technique rationale and execution Sandblasting a good proportion of the tooth surface When and how to use interproximal strips? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41e525539c766160ffb66.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/10-color-management https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e40e5539c76616cc49a7 Color management In this video lesson, Dr. Autràn returns to the key topic of color management in restorative cases. In particular, the complete protocol for treating stained teeth is shown and discussed, and some clinical cases are reviewed step-by-step, starting from simpler ones and progressing to very complex cases. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Color management Treatment of stained teeth with composites The use of a bur to remove the stains When to place the chromatic enamel and when to place the achromatic one? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41e655539c76616118cff.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/11-how-to-manage-complex-color-cases https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e4275539c76616cc74ec How to manage complex color cases In this video lesson, Dr. Autràn discusses how to manage highly challenging cases from the perspective of tooth color in patients being treated with composite veneers. The lecturer also discusses the treatment of very unfavorable colors, where achieving blending and camouflage with the adjacent teeth is particularly difficult. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Preparation and color analysis The necessity to mimicry the color of the neighboring teeth Translucent enamel positioning Color value assessment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41e7e5539c76616119dfb.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/12-very-unfavorable-color-situations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e44c5539c76616ccae80 Very unfavorable color situations The management of complex cases from a color perspective continues in this video lesson, where Dr. Autràn shows the treatment of tetracycline teeth discoloration using composites. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Very unfavorable color situations Minimally additive wax-up Camouflage of the color https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41fd75539c7661612e9f4.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/13-diastema-and-closure-of-embrasures https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e4775539c76616ccfeeb Diastema and closure of embrasures This presentation is dedicated to the treatment of diastemas and the closure of embrasures. Dr. Autràn illustrates tooth preparation through sandblasting and the creation of new transition lines, showing how proportions and aesthetics are truly key factors in the treatment of diastemas and embrasures. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Treatment of diastemas on the midline Tooth preparation through sandblasting Creation of new transition lines and correct palatal emergence profiles When to do and when not to do full veneers to treat a diastema https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41fe45539c7661612fa62.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/14-total-restoration-with-direct-composites https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e4905539c76616cd406c Total restoration with direct composites In this video lesson, Dr. Autràn focuses on the complete restoration with direct composites, discussing the methods to increase the vertical dimension and to create a new occlusal plane, as well as the reconstruction of cuspids. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Anatomical wax-up Creation of a new occlusal plane Restoration of the posterior area with direct composites Cuspids reconstruction https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41ff15539c76616130f97.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/15-clinical-cases-from-simple-to-very-complex-ones https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e4af5539c76616cd7be8 Clinical cases: from simple to very complex ones This lecture is dedicated to the presentation and discussion of various clinical cases that exemplify all the possibilities available to the clinician when working with composites. Topics include treatment planning, minimally invasive tooth preparation, and the possibility of performing combined treatments (for example, with preliminary orthodontic treatment), as well as multidisciplinary treatments finished with composite veneers to achieve the best possible aesthetic outcome. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Tooth preparation before whitening Orthodontic treatments before composite veneers When is it necessary to perform an orthodontic treatment before restorative dentistry? Combined and multidisciplinary treatments https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f41ffb5539c7661613201a.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:32Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/16-a-special-composite-omnichroma-overview https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e4d05539c76616cda57a A special composite: Omnichroma overview This lecture is dedicated to the presentation of Omnichroma, an innovative composite that ensures the best blending effect among all composites available on the market. The lecturer gives a complete overview of this product, discussing its advantages and indications for use. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Omnichroma blending effect to camouflage the restoration Composition of Omnichroma resin Filler particles of Omnichroma Omnichroma use indications When to use the Omnichroma blocker Omnichroma polishing degree https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f420435539c76616133d4a.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/direct-anterior-composite-restorations/17-practice-on-model-the-use-of-omnichroma https://img.osteocom.me/upload/66f3e4e85539c76616cdcef5 Practice on model: the use of Omnichroma This learning experience concludes with the presentation of a hands-on exercise on a model, through which Dr. Autràn illustrates and discusses the restoration of Class IV cavities, posterior teeth, and non-carious cervical lesions using Omnichroma composite. Participants will be guided through a step-by-step procedure on a model and learn how to use Omnichroma composite. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/66f4204e5539c76616134666.mp4 2024-09-25T10:15:38Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67165332a76a8a6c586ef7f9 FP-1: Battle of Concepts and New Trends Full-Arch rehabilitation: analog vs digital planning and treatment and how to choose the proper prosthesis for each case https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/671f4a493d2a7a16261f1166.mp4 2024-10-21T13:12:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/1-immediate-loading-rehabilitation-of-patients-with https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67166814a76a8a6c587cb3ab Immediate Loading Rehabilitation of Patients with Terminal Dentition: Analog and Hybrid Approach This learning experience offered by IAO begins with a video lecture focused on the protocols for full-arch rehabilitations in edentulous patients and in patients with terminal dentition. Dr. Biscaro presents two clinical cases of full-arch rehabilitation with immediate loading. For the first clinical case, Dr. Biscaro demonstrates the management of immediate loading with a fully analog procedure, with each phase of the treatment explained step by step, from planning, prosthesis construction, wax-up, and tooth extraction up to implant placement, prosthesis delivery, and maintenance. In the second clinical case, a simplified digital procedure is used, following a hybrid protocol. The case planning is done digitally, while the wax-up remains conventional. Participants will observe how the goal of these rehabilitations is to combine scientific evidence with patient needs, delivering a patient-driven therapy aimed at restoring both aesthetics and function. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Full-arch rehabilitation with immediate loading: analog and digital protocols Case planning, aesthetic, and functional setup mplant placement and delivery of the final prosthesis Prosthesis construction replicating the pre-surgical design Prosthesis framework and creation of a Toronto-type prosthesis Simplified digital method: digital impression capture and conventional wax-up https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6718ff943d2a7a16267f32cf.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:03Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/2-rehabilitation-of-fully-edentulous-patients-with-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67166834a76a8a6c587d06cb Rehabilitation of Fully Edentulous Patients with Immediate Loading: Fully Digital Workflow Following the exploration of analog and simplified digital workflows, Dr. Pispero discusses the steps involved in the fully digital workflow for the full-arch rehabilitation of edentulous patients. Dr. Pispero demonstrates how this approach follows a top-down planning method, where the digital prosthesis is created first, followed by the planning of implant placement. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of each aspect of the digital workflow, from planning to surgery and prosthetic placement. Thanks to various clinical clips, you’ll also learn how to test the mock-up and position and how to stabilize the surgical guide with pins, ensuring optimal surgical access for both implant placement and drilling protocols. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Information gathering to transform the analog patient into a virtual one The digital workflow: planning, surgery, and prosthetic placement Mock-up try-in and implant site design to support the prosthesis Use of the surgical guide: creation, positioning, stabilization, and functionality Implant placement in ridges surrounded by keratinized mucosa https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6718ff0f3d2a7a16267c9145.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/3-from-the-provisional-to-the-definitive-analog-and https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67166839a76a8a6c587d1867 From the Provisional to the Definitive: Analog and Digital Workflow In this lesson, Dr. Paniz explains how to manage the transition from provisional to definitive restorations using both analog and digital methods. In particular, the speaker focuses on the goals of prosthetic finalization: to reduce prosthetic complications and minimize the duration and number of sessions with the patient. Additionally, an in-depth comparison between screw-retained and cemented prostheses is presented, as well as the best materials to use for final restorations. Participants will learn how to manage delicate phases typical of this transition, such as addressing minor aesthetic or occlusal issues, changes in masticatory dynamics, and tissue resorption problems. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Step-by-step protocol for prosthetic finalization Goals of finalization Key factors to consider during the transition from provisional to definitive restoration Data collection, try-in, and data transfer to the dental laboratory Advantages of monolithic materials for constructing the definitive prosthesis https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6718ffb13d2a7a16267f4eb8.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/4-tilted-and-short-implants-protocols-in-fp-1-rehabi https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6716683ea76a8a6c587d323f Tilted and Short Implants Protocols in FP-1 Rehabilitation In this lesson, Dr. Denis Cecchinato explains how to manage a full-arch rehabilitation, covering the process from surgery to prosthetics. The speaker thoroughly discusses his gold standard for the modern treatment of fully edentulous patients, which is based on using only four implants to support the complete prosthesis. Participants will appreciate the potential, predictability, and effectiveness of using tilted and short implants, which offer comparable qualities to standard implants. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Full-arch rehabilitations with computer-guided surgery and immediate loading 4 vs 6 implants for prosthetic support The advantages of using tilted implants The advantages of using short implants https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6718ffbb3d2a7a16267f56c6.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/5-appropriate-type-of-prosthesis-inclusion-criteria https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67166844a76a8a6c587d42ba Appropriate Type of Prosthesis: Inclusion Criteria In this lesson, Dr. Sergio Piano shifts the focus to the planning of full-arch rehabilitations and the inclusion criteria that are key factors in determining the appropriate type of prosthesis for each patient. The speaker also discusses the challenges posed by the standardization of full-arch rehabilitations and emphasizes the need for customized and personalized treatment plans. Participants will learn how to effectively manage the facial profile analysis stages to assess the vertical positioning of the bony bases, horizontal resorption of the mandible and maxilla, and the placement of dental elements. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: The challenges of standardized treatment and the potential of personalized approaches Inclusion criteria for edentulous patients: removable prosthesis or implant-supported fixed prosthesis? Facial profile analysis to guide the selection of prosthesis type Creation of a setup to preview the final result https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6718ffd13d2a7a16267f885b.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/6-patients-with-soft-and-hard-tissue-deficiencies-d https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6716684aa76a8a6c587d66d7 Patients with Soft and Hard Tissue Deficiencies: Digital Approach This video lecture focuses on managing full-arch rehabilitations using a digital approach in patients with severe soft tissue defects and bone volume deficiencies. Through various clinical cases, Dr. Beretta demonstrates how a digital approach can be applied even when a reductive osteoplasty is necessary to create space for the prosthesis or to level the alveolar ridge. The speaker then comments a surgical video of guided reductive osteoplasty with an open flap and anatomical structure isolation. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Prosthetic finalization using fully digital workflows Challenges of guided surgery: soft tissue and bone volume deficits Implant placement and immediate loading prosthetic phase Computer-guided reductive osteoplasty Soft tissue management: using guides to isolate areas that need augmentation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6718ffe43d2a7a16267fa2a9.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/7-battle-of-concepts-treating-edentulous-jaws--ana https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67166850a76a8a6c587d7afa Battle of Concepts: Treating Edentulous Jaws – Analog vs Digital Approach In this video lecture, participants will witness a fascinating debate between Drs. Cordaro and Piano on the choice between analog or digital approaches for treating edentulous jaws. The speakers discuss the advantages and limitations of each approach, emphasizing that rather than a strict division, the focus should be on the potential interactions between these workflows. The speakers show how the digital workflow makes clinical execution of rehabilitations faster, simpler, less stressful, and minimally invasive, though it comes with higher costs and requires an initial learning curve. On the other hand, Dr. Cordaro explains how the analog approach remains a gold standard for planning simpler cases, mixed prostheses on teeth and implants, and overdentures. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: When is it recommended to choose an analog approach for rehabilitating edentulous jaws? What are the challenges of the digital approach? When and why to choose a digital approach? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6718ffec3d2a7a16267fbede.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/8-battle-of-concepts-complex-full-arch-rehabilitati https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67166856a76a8a6c587d8b31 Battle of Concepts: Complex Full-Arch Rehabilitation: Conometric vs Screw-Retained Prosthesis (pt.1) This and the following video lessons are part of a Battle of Concepts between Drs. Nicali and Rivara, who compare their gold standards regarding the type of prosthesis to use in complex full-arch rehabilitations. In this first presentation, Dr. Nicali discusses conometric solutions for full-arch immediate loading rehabilitations using a digital approach. The speaker focuses on the "One-Prosthesis One-Time" protocol, which involves guided surgery, at least four implants for prosthetic support, customized conometric abutments, and a mock-up for previewing the future tooth position. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: The “One-Prosthesis One-Time” protocol Customized conometric abutments: the correct angle of inclination Morphological and material characteristics of conometric prostheses The protocol for guided surgery: immediate load full-arch with definitive prosthesis on the upper arch Benefits of conometric prostheses https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6718fff33d2a7a16267fc8ea.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/9-battle-of-concepts-complex-full-arch-rehabilitati https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6716685ca76a8a6c587d9b37 Battle of Concepts: Complex Full-Arch Rehabilitation: Conometric vs Screw-Retained Prosthesis (pt.2) Following the discussion of the characteristics, protocols, and advantages of conometric prostheses, this lecture features Dr. Rivara presenting an overview of screw-retained solutions. Participants will observe a complex clinical case involving a patient with terminal dentition, experiencing masticatory and aesthetic deficits, who will be treated with an All-on-4 immediate load on both the upper and lower arches. Dr. Rivara explains the distinctions between FP-1, FP-2, and FP-3 prostheses, illustrating the rationale to follow in order to predictably choose the appropriate type for each case. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: How to use Smile Design software to preview the final result The workflow for guided surgery with immediate load screw-retained prostheses in full-arch rehabilitations Implant positioning and angulation Matching extraoral and intraoral impressions Communication with the dental laboratory https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6718fffc3d2a7a16267fd254.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/10-battle-of-concepts-planning-fp-1-prosthesis-anal https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67166862a76a8a6c587dab18 Battle of Concepts: Planning FP-1 Prosthesis: Analog vs Digital Approach (pt.1) What typical concepts from the analog workflow can be transferred and applied to the digital workflow to enhance predictability, safety, and effectiveness? In this lesson, Dr. Barbieri focuses on managing the pre-therapeutic phase for totally edentulous patients: from selection and inclusion to diagnosis and the development of a prototype for designing the prosthesis. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Factors that the prosthodontist must consider during the pre-therapeutic phase Selection, inclusion, diagnosis, and prototype development How to assess the patient’s cognitive abilities and level of independence How to identify the morphology and body of the prosthesis by evaluating cranio-mandibular relationships, vertical dimension, and occlusion https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/671900133d2a7a16267fdd4c.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/fp-1-battle-of-concepts-and-new-trends/11-battle-of-concepts-planning-fp-1-prosthesis-anal https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67166869a76a8a6c587dbd33 Battle of Concepts: Planning FP-1 Prosthesis: Analog vs Digital Approach (pt.2) This learning experience concludes with a lesson dedicated to creating the virtual patient and the interaction between various devices typical of digital planning. Dr. Zingari focuses on the interaction between STL files derived from facial and intraoral scans and their matching with the diagnostic wax-up. The speaker illustrates how to visualize the patient’s available bone and correctly position the implants using modular guides. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: How to maintain the vertical dimension in immediate loading full-arch rehabilitations The advantages of digital scanning compared to static frontal photography Flapless and flap surgery techniques The use of the facebow and the registration of patient trajectories The characteristics and function of axiography https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6719001f3d2a7a16267fe5c4.mp4 2024-10-21T13:22:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/interproximal-attachment-gain-and-papilla-reconstr https://img.osteocom.me/upload/675aecb6ac0aff32340162ec Interproximal attachment gain and papilla reconstruction Advanced techniques for a paradigm shift in periodontal regeneration https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/675aee65ac0aff323401edf1.mp4 2024-12-09T09:52:41Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/interproximal-attachment-gain-and-papilla-reconstr/1-redefining-the-concept-of-hopeless-tooth https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6756c0047111031ed7cee8dc Redefining the concept of hopeless tooth In this first video lecture, Prof. Rasperini will redefine the concept of hopeless tooth by introducing a paradigm shift in the management of periodontal disease. Participants will deepen the importance of focusing on preserving natural dentition and re-evaluating tooth extractions. The lesson delves into the diagnosis and classification of periodontitis, highlighting the critical issue of interdental attachment loss rather than the traditional focus on pocket depth. Treatment goals will be discussed and, thanks to several clinical videos, Prof. Rasperini will show how to achieve infection control, reduce plaque levels and slow or stop the progression of periodontal disease also managing residual pocket depths. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: A new definition of success in Periodontology The management of severely compromised teeth How to treat and re-evaluate teeth before considering extraction Diagnosis and classification of perimplantitis How to identify the disease by observing the interproximal attachment loss Treatment goals, phases and the complete data collection https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6756d40b7111031ed7ebcc84.mp4 2024-12-09T10:00:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/interproximal-attachment-gain-and-papilla-reconstr/2-the-challenge-of-the-interproximal-attachment-gain https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6756c0097111031ed7cef91c The challenge of the interproximal attachment gain This video lesson explores a transformative shift in periodontal regeneration, moving beyond a sole focus on intrabony defects to emphasize the importance of interproximal attachment. The discussion delves into the challenges of gaining interproximal attachment and traces the evolution of techniques and biomaterials designed to address complex periodontal conditions. Prof. Rasperini will provide participants an overview of regenerative procedures over time, highlighting foundational studies in guided tissue regeneration and the essential elements for successful wound repair. The lesson examines the causes of papilla loss and outlines the clinical parameters to consider, such as papilla height, width, phenotype, and keratinization. The evolution of techniques and biomaterials is explored, showcasing how advancements have enabled the simultaneous treatment of infrabony and soft tissue defects. A detailed comparison between Emdogain and membranes underscores Emdogain’s advantages, including fewer complications and comparable surgical outcomes, supported by 25 years of follow-up data. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: The challenge of interproximal attachment gain and the evolution of techniques and biomaterials Guided tissue regeneration key studies over time Basic elements for wound repair Which is the cause of papilla missing? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6756d42d7111031ed7ebec9a.mp4 2024-12-09T10:00:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/interproximal-attachment-gain-and-papilla-reconstr/3-advancements-in-regenerative-materials-and-approac https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6756c00f7111031ed7cf0f16 Advancements in regenerative materials and approaches In this video lecture, Prof. Rasperini explores how advancements in regenerative materials and approaches have enhanced clinical outcomes and minimized complications. Membrane-related complications are also discussed, providing insights into their impact on regenerative procedures. Practical strategies for managing papilla loss in cases of intrabony defects are presented, with techniques tailored to specific phenotypes. For thick phenotypes, approaches such as the Soft Tissue Wall Technique and CA+EPPT are examined. For thin phenotypes, solutions include Soft Tissue Wall combined with Connective Tissue (CT), Connective Tissue Wall, CA+EPPT, and AICAST. This lesson provides a comprehensive overview of state-of-the-art techniques and biomaterials, providing clinicians with the knowledge to optimize periodontal regeneration outcomes while addressing diverse clinical challenges. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: The simultaneous treatment of both infrabony and tissue defects How to manage membrane complications A comparison between the use of Emdogain and membranes What to do in case of papilla loss, thin phenotype and infrabony defect? What to do in case of papilla loss, thick phenotype and infrabony defect? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6756d4507111031ed7ec1648.mp4 2024-12-09T10:00:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/interproximal-attachment-gain-and-papilla-reconstr/4-papilla-loss-and-intrabony-defect-treatment-possib https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6756c0157111031ed7cf2d91 Papilla loss and intrabony defect treatment possibilities This video lecture provides a historical overview of the treatment options for cases involving papilla loss and intrabony defects, tracing the evolution of techniques and approaches in periodontal therapy. Special attention is given to the Tunnel Technique, designed to manage deep attachment loss in challenging cases where pockets are present, but the papilla is absent. The importance of respecting soft tissues throughout the treatment process will be emphasized and participants will understand when to prescribe antibiotics and how to simultaneously treat intrabony and soft tissue defects. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Deep attachment loss and no papilla: Tunnel Technique The proper healing time before undergoing surgery The treatment of infrabony defects with simplified approaches The simultaneous treatment of both infrabony and soft tissue defects https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6756d4737111031ed7ec3087.mp4 2024-12-09T10:00:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/interproximal-attachment-gain-and-papilla-reconstr/5-periodontitis-the-sixth-most-common-disease-in-hu https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6756c01a7111031ed7cf41ad Periodontitis: the sixth most common disease in humanity This video lecture focuses on periodontitis, the sixth most common disease worldwide, affecting over 50% of the population. Dr. Kazarian emphasizes the critical importance of early diagnosis, explaining that interproximal attachment loss evaluation is the only reliable method for early detection, as radiographic imaging and CBCT are insufficient. The role of normal probing in the initial assessment is also highlighted, alongside an overview of sulcus, junctional epithelium, and ligament morphology in a healthy periodontium. The progression from periodontal health to disease is explored, starting with plaque accumulation and gingivitis and the differences between gingivitis and periodontitis are clearly outlined. Participants will understand how treatment begins with non-surgical therapy, focusing on reducing inflammation without invasive procedures or addressing gingival recessions. Clinical pathways following non-surgical treatment are presented as well as the factors critical for surgical success in periodontal regeneration, such as flap and clot stability, defect access, and primary intention healing. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: How to early diagnose periodontal diseases? Clinical options after non-surgical treatment Factor of surgical success in periodontal regeneration Gingivitis VS Perimplantitis Non-surgical initial therapy to remove the inflammation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6756d4d37111031ed7ec5b98.mp4 2024-12-09T10:00:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/interproximal-attachment-gain-and-papilla-reconstr/6-gingival-papilla-reconstruction https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6756c0207111031ed7cf51ea Gingival papilla reconstruction This video lesson explores the revolutionary shift in periodontology, moving from resective techniques, once the gold standard, to advanced regenerative procedures. A highlight of the lesson is the 3D Tunneling Technique, demonstrated through clinical videos. This technique, performed from the buccal, lingual, and interdental sites, is designed to move interdental tissues coronally and maintain them without tension—making it the only reliable method for papilla reconstruction in the lower jaw. The session also includes an overview of the specialized instruments used for buccal and lingual tunneling and the precise positioning of grafts. The functional and aesthetic implications of gingival recession and papilla loss are discussed, including black triangles, gingival asymmetry, food impaction, phonetic challenges, and increased plaque accumulation, all of which heighten the risk of periodontal issues. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: How to regenerate tissue by moving it coronally while addressing buccal exposure Interproximal tissue regeneration and clinical attachment level improvement Functional and aesthetic implications of gingival recession and papilla loss 3D Tunnelling Technique surgical protocol and proper instrumentation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6756d4ea7111031ed7ec98ed.mp4 2024-12-09T10:00:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/interproximal-attachment-gain-and-papilla-reconstr/7-advancing-periodontology-regenerative-techniques https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6756c0267111031ed7cf622b Advancing Periodontology: Regenerative Techniques for Gingival and Papilla Reconstruction This comprehensive video lesson delves into the evolution of periodontal treatment, focusing on cutting-edge methods to regenerate and thicken gingival tissue, address buccal exposure, and restore interproximal tissue—the most challenging area to regenerate. A highlight of this lesson is the introduction to 3D Tunnelling, a revolutionary technique that enables the coronal movement of interdental tissues while maintaining stability and tension-free results. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Predictable outcomes for recession types (RT1, RT2) and challenges in RT3 The impact of papilla loss on aesthetics and function (black triangles, asymmetry, plaque accumulation) 3D Tunnelling: a technique to move and stabilize interdental tissues coronally, restoring papillae, especially in the lower jaw Clinical videos demonstrating instrumentation, graft positioning, and tailored approaches for different phenotypes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6756d52e7111031ed7ece001.mp4 2024-12-09T10:00:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/interproximal-attachment-gain-and-papilla-reconstr/8-relive-surgery-3d-tunnelling-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6756c02b7111031ed7cf7268 ReLIVE Surgery: 3D Tunnelling Technique The channel concludes with a ReLIVE Surgery that provides a detailed, step-by-step demonstration of the 3D Tunneling Technique, offering a comprehensive understanding of its application in papilla reconstruction. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6756d53b7111031ed7ecfe69.mp4 2024-12-09T10:00:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgical-prosthetic-implant-complications https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67878203d8638c9e75761f8a Surgical and Prosthetic Complications in Implantology: Challenges and Resolutions Expert insights on GBR, Sinus Lift, Zygomatic Implants, and Neurological Lesions https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/678a9dcdd8638c9e75f98426.mp4 2025-01-03T13:27:29Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgical-prosthetic-implant-complications/1-surgical-complications-in-implantology https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6777e6c2852e21aec7f61106 Surgical complications in implantology The first lesson of this course focuses on the complications that may arise during or after implant surgery. Dr. Roberto Pistilli illustrates, through a series of clinical cases, errors in the evaluation and management of soft and hard tissues around implants, as well as positioning mistakes, providing participants with valuable advice on how to prevent these issues. Furthermore, participants will observe cases of peri-implant diseases that required complex treatments - including the management of the remaining bone volume - and complications related to sinus problems. They will learn when to adopt an endoscopic approach or direct access to remove a failed sinus implant. Finally, Dr. Pistilli discusses cases of failure due to the lack of biomaterial integration in bone regeneration procedures. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Implant positioning errors Errors in the evaluation and management of soft and hard tissues Sinus lift: anatomy and common problems Lack of biomaterial integration Failure in regenerative practices https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/678783e4d8638c9e757be16a.mp4 2025-01-03T13:29:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgical-prosthetic-implant-complications/2-neurological-complications-in-implant-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6777e6c6852e21aec7f61a6b Neurological Complications in Implant Surgery Prof. Federico Biglioli, one of the leading experts in microsurgical reconstruction, discusses the topic of oral cavity nerve injuries. Participants will observe the evolution of microsurgery in recent years, which has debunked the myth of the impossibility of reconstructing a severed nerve. Clinical cases are presented to delve into severe complications such as loss of sensation, facial paralysis, or the onset of chronic pain caused by nerve injuries following implant placement. Participants will receive comprehensive and professional training on potential nerve injuries, both reversible (such as compression and stretching) and irreversible (such as nerve transection), and they will learn effective measures to minimize the risk of these complications and how to manage them appropriately and effectively. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: The culture of nerve reconstruction in maxillofacial surgery Nerve injuries in the oral cavity Perforations of the incisive, infraorbital, and lingual nerves Treatment of cystic lesions Post-surgical complications in zygomatic implantology Nerve injuries following endodontic therapies https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/678783f2d8638c9e757be98a.mp4 2025-01-03T13:29:37Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgical-prosthetic-implant-complications/3-prosthetic-complications https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6777e6cc852e21aec7f62a3c Prosthetic Complications Prosthetic complications in implantology are frequent, especially in complete edentulism reconstructions. This video lesson focuses on issues related to implant-supported prostheses. Through the analysis of several clinical cases, Dr. Gianluca Paniz illustrates the different types of prosthetic complications that may occurr: mechanical (such as screw loosening, screw fractures, and decementation), technical (such as prosthetic fractures), biological (such as peri-implantitis and mucositis), and aesthetic-functional (namely problems in the management of soft tissues, chewing, and prosthetic design choices). In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: The definition of success in implant prosthetics Screw-retained vs. cemented prostheses: clinical indications The combination of surgical and prosthetic approaches Prosthetic complications: mechanical, technical, biological, and aesthetic-functional https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/678783fcd8638c9e757bf90f.mp4 2025-01-03T13:29:41Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgical-prosthetic-implant-complications/4-how-to-treat-peri-implantitis https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6777e6d3852e21aec7f63a09 How to Treat Peri-Implantitis Drs. Grusovin and Sironi discuss the management of peri-implant disease, from diagnosis to maintenance, including both surgical and non-surgical treatments. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the close relationship between periodontists and hygienists in treatment management, learning how to collaborate effectively. Through a series of clinical cases, the speakers examine the risk factors leading to peri-implant disease, categorized as non-modifiable, partially modifiable, and fully modifiable. Finally, the lectures illustrate how to decontaminate the implant surface and manage the post-treatment maintenance phase. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: The definition of peri-implant disease Diagnostic protocol: tissue inspection, probing, presence of bleeding, and suppuration Mechanical, chemical, and laser biofilm removal Surgical vs. non-surgical therapy Peri-implant disease management: the hygienist's perspective https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67878404d8638c9e757c0a93.mp4 2025-01-03T13:29:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgical-prosthetic-implant-complications/5-surgical-and-non-surgical-treatment-of-peri-implan https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6777e6d9852e21aec7f6489d Surgical and Non-Surgical Treatment of Peri-Implantitis This video lesson focuses on the considerations to be made when treating peri-implant disease surgically. Dr. Roberto Abundo provides an in-depth discussion of peri-implant defect types, emphasizing that different defect morphologies have varying intrinsic regenerative potential. In this context, participants will learn that defect containment is the key factor in bone regeneration potential. The lecturer also explains how surgical therapy must modify the implant surface, the bone defect, or the soft tissues to be effective. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Defect containment and regenerative potential Surgical biofilm removal Supportive therapy and post-surgical maintenance Patient motivation and instruction for hygienic maintenance Long-term post-operative therapy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67878414d8638c9e757c37bf.mp4 2025-01-03T13:29:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgical-prosthetic-implant-complications/6-complications-in-gbr https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6777e6df852e21aec7f65875 Complications in GBR Prof. Massimo Simion discusses the prevention and management of complications in Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR), distinguishing between neurological complications resulting from flap release and vascular complications caused by periosteum release. Participants will also delve into post-surgical complications, such as flap perforations and various types of membrane exposures, ranging from simple to complex cases, up to the most severe complication: abscess formation during the healing phase. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Classification and treatment of neurological and vascular complications typical of GBR How to perform flap release to avoid complications How to prevent early membrane exposure during GBR Abscess formation during the healing phase Precautions to minimize the risk of complications https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67878420d8638c9e757c4b36.mp4 2025-01-03T13:29:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgical-prosthetic-implant-complications/7-complications-in-maxillary-sinus-lift-techniques https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6777e6e5852e21aec7f6685a Complications in Maxillary Sinus Lift Techniques Prof. Claudio Stacchi discusses complications associated with both lateral and crestal maxillary sinus lift techniques, focusing on prevention and pre-operative assessment. Participants will observe how to perform a comprehensive radiographic examination of the ostiomeatal complex to evaluate its patency and determine if a sinus lift can be performed. The width of the maxillary sinus is highlighted as an additional key factor in determining the risk of membrane perforation. Techniques for repair, such as sutures, collagen membranes, or platelet-derived materials will be demonstrated. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Membrane perforation and the Maxillary Sinus Elevation Difficulty Score Prevention of complications and case selection What to do in the event of membrane perforation: repair techniques Post-operative complications https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6787842fd8638c9e757c62f6.mp4 2025-01-03T13:29:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgical-prosthetic-implant-complications/8-complications-in-zygomatic-implantology https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6777e6ec852e21aec7f6798d Complications in Zygomatic Implantology Dr. Pietro Felice discusses post-operative complications in zygomatic implant procedures, a significant challenge with both immediate and long-term effects. Participants will learn that accurate pre-surgical evaluation - including 3D analysis using stereolithographic models - is crucial to prevent complications such as fractures, primary instability, and fibrointegration, thereby improving long-term outcomes. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Immediate complications: infraorbital nerve paresthesia, orbital cavity penetration, zygomatic fractures, and lack of primary stability Late complications: chronic sinusitis, oro-antral fistulas, fibrointegration, and abutment fractures The role of 3D planning: using stereolithographic models for detailed zygomatic anatomy analysis Challenges in achieving primary stability and the risk of biomechanical complications https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6787843cd8638c9e757c8084.mp4 2025-01-03T13:29:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/surgical-prosthetic-implant-complications/9-iatrogenic-nerve-injuries https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6777e6f1852e21aec7f68969 Iatrogenic Nerve Injuries Nerve injuries in the oral cavity, often caused by endodontic treatments, are a common but solvable issue. The evolution of nerve microsurgery has shifted the paradigm, making it possible to successfully intervene and reconstruct damaged nerves, reducing permanent sequelae and improving patients' quality of life. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Endodontic therapy and nerve injuries to the inferior alveolar and lingual nerves Types of nerve injuries: compression, stretching (reversible), and traumatic neuromas Implant removal from the canal and microsurgical techniques for nerve function restoration Nerve regeneration through microsurgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67878444d8638c9e757c884c.mp4 2025-01-03T13:30:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/socket-shield-technique-hurzeler https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67a5cf25ae59ec4ff18d6213 Socket Shield Technique Master the Socket Shield Technique with Dr. Markus Hürzeler, from the biological rationale to the surgical protocol https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67adc27459668974bcb22d59.mp4 2025-02-03T14:55:03Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/socket-shield-technique-hurzeler/1-evolution-of-socket-shield-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67a1d496ef0876de338a8869 Evolution of Socket Shield surgery This first video lesson is dedicated to the evolution of the Socket Shield Technique, from its inception to the present day. Dr. Markus Hürzeler provides a detailed explanation of the process that led to the development of the technique, focusing on the biological rationale and starting from the idea of achieving results with immediate implants that are comparable to, if not better than, those obtained with delayed implants. Participants will understand that the main challenge for immediate implants in the aesthetic zone is maintaining the volume of the socket after extraction. They will also observe how Dr. Hürzeler, over the years, has developed the correct protocol to achieve this goal. To this end, through various clinical cases, the speaker showcases the different outcomes in preserving the post-extraction socket volume obtained by inserting bovine bone, gingival grafts, a combination of these, or allowing the socket to heal spontaneously. Subsequently, Dr. Hürzeler discusses the current definition of success in implantology within the esthetic zone, emphasizing that the maintenance of soft and hard tissue volumes in three dimensions is a key factor in determining the outcome of treatment, especially in the anterior area. Finally, the lesson focuses on managing the most common complications, such as the presence of a fracture line. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Socket Shield Technique evolution: a step-by-step overview A comparison between immediate and delayed implant placement How to maintain the volume of a socket after extracting a tooth? The biological rationale behind the Socket Shield Technique Possible complications of and their management Clinical, radiographic and volumetric data after long-term follow-up https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67a1d478ef0876de338a8795.mp4 2025-02-03T14:58:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/socket-shield-technique-hurzeler/2-a-3-dimensional-classification-of-the-socket-shiel https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67a1d4b2ef0876de338a915e A 3-Dimensional classification of the Socket Shield procedure This lesson focuses on the latest classifications of the Socket Shield Technique, providing participants with a valuable tool to assess the complexity of different clinical scenarios and select the most suitable patient for this technique. Through clinical clips, Dr. Markus Hürzeler illustrates the characteristics of the four classes into which the spectrum of possible clinical cases for the Socket Shield Technique is divided. From the simplest class, where the presence of buccal bone ensures great stability for the shield, to the more complex fourth-class cases, where the absence of buccal bone requires anchoring the shield in the apical area, participants will learn the necessary precautions for each classification. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Case selection: Evaluating each specific case before starting the treatment Assessing the presence or absence of buccal bone for shield anchorage Buccal vs apical anchorage Preparation of the implant bed through the root https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67a1d4a7ef0876de338a90b9.mp4 2025-02-03T14:58:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/socket-shield-technique-hurzeler/3-step-by-step-socket-shield-surgical-procedure https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67a1d522ef0876de338a9a62 Step-by-step Socket Shield surgical procedure This lesson provides a detailed explanation of each phase of the surgical protocol for the Socket Shield Technique. Dr. Hürzeler shows the treatment of a patient with prosthetic crowns on the central incisors who exhibit severe asymmetry of the gingival contours. Among other key aspects, participants will understand the importance of carefully removing all root canal material and composite from the root once the prosthetic crown is removed. This step facilitates the preparation of the implant bed through the root using drills. This lesson demonstrates how to create the correct shield design based on case classification, allowing for an optimal choice of the shield’s anchorage position, and also covers the management of the gap between the implant and the shield, encouraging reflection on whether or not to use filling materials. After reviewing the surgical protocol and long-term treatment outcomes, participants will clearly notice the advantages of this technique, such as the absence of swelling, pain, and hematomas, as well as the benefit of completing a complex implant case in the aesthetic zone with a single surgical procedure. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Preparation of the implant bed Removal of the palatal part of the root and the apex Creation of the shield design (thickness and length, biological and mechanical considerations) Coronal shield preparation Check the stability and integrity of the shield Implant placement https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67a1d516ef0876de338a9a12.mp4 2025-02-03T14:58:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/socket-shield-technique-hurzeler/4-faqs-about-the-socket-shield-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67a1d55fef0876de338dabad FAQs about the Socket Shield technique In this video lesson, Dr. Markus Hürzeler addresses the most frequently asked questions about the Socket Shield Technique, debunking some of the most common misconceptions based on his 15 years of clinical experience. Participants will learn the ideal dimensions of the shield, both in terms of thickness and length in the apico-coronal direction, as well as the key considerations to keep in mind during the implant placement phase. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: How thick should the shield be? How long should the shield be in the apico-coronal direction? Should we prepare the shield till the buccal bone crest? Should the implant have contact with the shield? Should the gap between the shield and implant be filled with grafting materials? How far should the shield be prepared interproximally? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67a1d54fef0876de338da947.mp4 2025-02-03T14:58:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/socket-shield-technique-hurzeler/5-clinical-scenarios https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67a1d61eef0876de338dd433 Clinical scenarios What clinical outcomes can be achieved with the Socket Shield Technique? Dr. Markus Hürzeler analyzes various clinical cases to clarify the indications for using this technique, particularly in the canine area, a region where the risk of resorption is significantly higher. Participants will appreciate how this technique enables the formation of a stable papilla that looks like a natural papilla between implants. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Use indications of this technique The application of this technique in the canine area The treatment of a fractured tooth How to maintain the papilla height https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67a1d57cef0876de338dae02.mp4 2025-02-03T14:58:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/socket-shield-technique-hurzeler/6-final-relive-surgery https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67a1d56aef0876de338dad53 Final ReLIVE Surgery This training experience concludes with a final ReLIVE Surgery showing the practical application of all the concepts presented in the previous lessons. Dr. Hürzeler performs the treatment of a patient with fractures in both central incisors by creating two second-class shields, anchored at the interproximal level. A step-by-step discussion covers the key phases, including the removal of old crowns, elimination of all residual composite, preparation of the implant bed and shields, and the implant placement protocol. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: The treatment of a class II socket shield The removal of old composite and root canal filling material Preparation of the implant bed How to check the position of the bone with the periodontal probe Final treatment photos https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67a1d571ef0876de338dadce.mp4 2025-02-03T14:59:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67ea8d6cf05b26fd3d59c97f Tunneling 360 - The ultimate tunneling course Join Dr. Vincent Ronco and master innovative, minimally invasive tunneling, grafting, and suturing techniques for treating gingival recessions https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67f4d81fd10be63fa1367417.mp4 2025-03-21T09:12:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/2-definition-of-periodontal-recession https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680f94d2c760a4fec6a26ac9 Definition of periodontal recession Periodontal recession is defined as the apical migration of the gingival margin beyond the CEJ leading to root surface exposure. This condition can compromise both aesthetics and function, making treatment mandatory. This lesson explores why recessions are problematic and compares non-surgical and surgical treatment options, with a focus on the minimally invasive tunneling approach, that is searching for enhancement of esthetics and function. Surgical goals such as root coverage, keratinized tissue augmentation, and improved hygiene accessibility, are also discussed. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Definition and biological mechanisms of periodontal recessions The impact of recession on aesthetics, function, and oral health Comparison of treatment options: non-surgical vs surgical (free grafts, CAF, tunneling…) Goals of surgical intervention: restoring aesthetics, function, and long-term periodontal stability https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c56b332025aa53bc9bc90.mp4 2025-04-28T14:44:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/3-management-of-dental-anatomy https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680fa1bdc760a4fec6c15512 Management of dental anatomy Effective management of dental anatomy is crucial for the successful treatment of gingival recessions. This lesson explores the role of the Cenamo Enamel Junction in periodontal surgery, and the impact of non-carious cervical lesions and root prominence on surgical treatment plan and root coverage. Additionally, the lesson examines the treatments options to optimize long-term outcomes. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Importance of the CEJ in periodontal plastic surgery Analysis of non-carious cervical lesions and their implications in surgical strategy Impact of root prominence on root coverage Role of connective tissue grafts as feelers for root concavities coverage https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c574f32025aa53bcae04b.mp4 2025-04-28T15:40:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/4-harvesting https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680fa2b4c760a4fec6c68734 Harvesting Successful soft tissue grafting begins with proper harvesting techniques. This lesson provides an in-depth comparison of palatal and tuberosity harvesting, detailing the advantages and limitations of the several available surgical approaches. Additionally, the course highlights graft quality assessment, covering structural integrity, vascular potential, keratinization capacity, and long-term stability. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Palatal harvesting: single incision vs. surface harvesting techniques Deepithelialization methods: intraoral vs. extraoral Tuberosity harvesting: the slice harvesting technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c57f532025aa53bcc1a81.mp4 2025-04-28T15:44:41Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/5-tunneling-procedure https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680fa372c760a4fec6cab66e Tunneling procedure Tunneling is a minimally invasive flapping technique, providing vertical tissue displacement and space for possible addition of a grafting material. Unlike conventional open-air flaps, tunneling avoids visible incisions, maintains papillary integrity, and significantly post-operative ischemia, inducing fast and reproducible healing. This lesson provides a detailed step-by-step overview of the classical intrasulcular tunneling procedure, and strategies to minimize technical complications. Then, the lateral window(s)-based procedures are introduced (VISTA and derivates), for cases with difficult access, fragile tissues, and/or complex graft insertion. Key aspects of tunneling difficulty and connective tissue graft insertion assessment are explored. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Extensive description of standard intrasulcular tunneling procedure: the gold standard Extensive description of lateral window(s)-based procedures for challenging cases Assessing the difficulty of tunnel preparation and graft insertion for optimal surgical planning: choosing the right tunneling technique for the right case https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c589c32025aa53bcd3834.mp4 2025-04-28T15:48:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/6-tunneling-based-treatment-concept https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680fa463c760a4fec6cf0a8b Tunneling-based treatment concept Dr. Ronco explores the indications of different types of surgeries based on a tunnelized flap, including advanced tunnelized flap, covered grafting, and exposed grafting, based on anatomical factors such as keratinized tissue width, vestibular depth, gingival biotype, and intensity of root abrasion. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Why tunneling is the ideal flap: no visible incisions, preserved vascularity, and minimal complications The tunneling-based treatment concept and its several sister-surgeries Surgical strategy: selection of the right tunneling-based surgery for the right clinical situation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c593c32025aa53bce7456.mp4 2025-04-28T15:52:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/7-covered-grafting https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680fa50cc760a4fec6d3442f Covered grafting This lesson explores innovative micro-grafts and classical continuous grafts. A detailed comparison highlights their differences in terms of surgical handling, advantages, drawbacks and clinical indications. Special attention is given to the Belt & Suspenders suture technique, an advanced method that enhances graft stability and improves healing outcomes. Additionally, the modified Belt & Suspenders technique for micro-grafting is introduced, demonstrating its capability to easily handle micro-grafts. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Micro-grafts vs. continuous grafts: extensive description, indications, advantages and limitations Advanced suturing techniques: Belt & Suspenders and its modified version for micro-grafting https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c59c432025aa53bcf952a.mp4 2025-04-28T15:54:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/8-exposed-grafting https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680fa5ecc760a4fec6d8862d Exposed grafting Exposed grafting is a surgical option designed for gingival recessions where keratinized tissue is scarce and/or buccal vestibule is very reduced. Unlike covered grafting, this technique involves a significant shift in healing dynamics, as the graft remains exposed on the root surface. A crucial aspect of this method is the suspended vertical mattress suture, which plays a fundamental role in stabilizing the graft for optimal adaptation. This lesson delves into the clinical indications for exposed grafting, the differences between full exposition and lateral closure techniques, and the biological principles that support its effectiveness. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Indications for exposed grafting Healing dynamics and biological considerations of exposed grafts Suspended vertical mattress sutures: their key role Comparison between full exposition and lateral closure techniques for optimal clinical outcomes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c5a5a32025aa53bd0d760.mp4 2025-04-28T15:58:25Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/9-new-trends-in-free-grafting https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680fa6e8c760a4fec6dcb078 New trends in free grafting This lesson provides an overview of free grafting as an alternative to tunneling techniques for treating gingival recessions. The lesson compares the two main types of free grafts: continuous grafts and mesh grafts, highlighting their respective benefits and limitations. A detailed comparison is made between free grafting and tunneling, emphasizing aesthetic outcomes, root coverage potential, and vestibule deepening. Understanding when to choose free grafting or tunneling depends on factors like aesthetic demands, ease of cleaning, tooth sensitivity, age, and patient’s risk acceptance. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Tunneling vs. free grafts: indications and decision making Continuous vs. mesh free grafts: advantages and indications Case-based discussions https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c5aff32025aa53bea2796.mp4 2025-04-28T16:01:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/10-advanced-tunnelized-flap https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680fa7d9c760a4fec6e0fdce Advanced tunnelized flap Last surgery of the tunnel-based graft concept, the advanced tunnelized flap. In this lesson, Dr. Ronco explores a scenario where the conditions are ideal for tissue displacement solo, without any graft material addition. A key aspect discussed is that the tunneling procedure does not always require grafting; this is a relatively rare situation, but it is important to recognize when a graft is not necessary. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c5b6832025aa53beb52ad.mp4 2025-04-28T16:07:25Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/11-root-surface-conditioning https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68109247c760a4fec69cdf3e Root surface conditioning This lesson addresses root preparation before performing root coverage procedures. It discusses the standard preparation protocols. The lesson also covers clinical indications for using Emdogain, a biologic agent known for promoting periodontal regeneration. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Standard root preparation protocol Biology basics for periodontal healing following grafting Emdogain: clinical indications and benefits for root coverage https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c5bd532025aa53bec971d.mp4 2025-04-29T08:46:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/12-management-of-complications https://img.osteocom.me/upload/681092efc760a4fec6a34951 Management of complications This lesson provides an in-depth overview of potential complications that can arise at different stages of periodontal surgery, from intrasurgical issues to healing phase complications and long-term concerns. Tips and tricks for managing and preventing complications during surgery and post-operatively are unraveled. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Intrasurgical complications: dehiscence and papilla tearing Healing phase complications: suture slipping and exposed graft ischemia Long-term complications: recurrence of recessions and tissue fenestration https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c5c5332025aa53bedcee9.mp4 2025-04-29T08:49:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/13-relive-surgery-using-micro-grafts-to-treat-rt1-re https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68109432c760a4fec6abb99f ReLIVE Surgery: using micro-grafts to treat RT1 recessions In this lesson, the treatment of a patient with RT1 recessions is explored. The patient has a thick gingival biotype, which makes the use of a continuous graft questionable. In such situation, using micro-grafts seems a wiser option, because it offers both tissue economy and excellent aesthetic outcomes. The procedure focuses on maximizing the use of small grafts to achieve optimal results, with an emphasis on minimal tissue manipulation and achieving natural-looking root coverage. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Palatal harvesting Insertion of the micro-grafts thanks to the modified belt suture Stabilization of tissue with Belt & Suspenders Micro-grafts as a minimally invasive solution for recession treatment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c5cd432025aa53beee313.mp4 2025-04-29T08:55:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/14-relive-surgery-rt2-recession https://img.osteocom.me/upload/681094cbc760a4fec6be7da2 ReLIVE Surgery: RT2 recession In this lesson, we explore the management of an RT2 recession, with a case involving a lack of keratinized tissue at the apex of the left central incisor and a small recession at the right central incisor, where an extremely thin biotype complicates the treatment. The focus is on using an exposed connective tissue graft to address the recessions. A key decision point in this procedure is whether to partially close the tunnel or not, a choice that will be made once the tissue is positioned correctly, based on the elasticity of the tissue. The lesson also includes insights into the healing process of the exposed fraction of the graft. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Palatal harvesting RT2 recession management by exposed grafting Lateral closure of the tunnel or graft exposition Focus on healing patterns https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c5d5032025aa53bf02a21.mp4 2025-04-29T08:58:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/tunneling-360-ultime-course-vincent-ronco/15-relive-surgery-free-grafting-with-an-expanded-con https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68109548c760a4fec6c5c5b8 ReLIVE Surgery: free grafting with an expanded connective tissue graft In this lesson, we address the case of a patient who requires significant reinforcement of the periodontium prior to an orthodontic treatment with expansion. Two treatment options are discussed: tunneling and free graft. In this case, the best solution for the patient is to opt for a free graft. Then, among free grafts, two surgical options are discussed: conventional free graft and expanded mesh free connective tissue graft. This latter option is selected to treat the case. The lesson covers the need for a vascular bed to nourish the graft and the importance of preparing the graft so that it can be extended over the treated site. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Providing periodontal reinforcement to support orthodontic treatment Choosing between tunneling and free graft Choosing between conventional free graft and expanded mesh free graft Importance of the vascular bed for successful free grafting Preparation of the graft for extension https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/681c5dcf32025aa53bf14fdc.mp4 2025-04-29T09:00:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos https://img.osteocom.me/upload/67fe3011f66ee58beb055f36 B.O.P.T® de los aspectos biológicos a la aplicación clínica B.O.P.T.®: Descubre junto al Dr. Ignazio Loi el enfoque biológico de preparación vertical que ha revolucionado la prótesis fija https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/67fe3039f66ee58beb055fca.mp4 2025-04-09T13:58:29Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/1-introduccion-a-la-bopt https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680204a6f66ee58beb6f8d19 Introducción a la B.O.P.T.® En esta primera lección introductoria, el Dr. Loi resume la historia y la evolución de las técnicas protésicas, explicando la transición de la preparación horizontal tradicional con líneas de terminación a la preparación vertical. A través de una serie de casos clínicos, el Dr. Loi muestra cómo ahora es posible garantizar la estabilidad de los tejidos alrededor de las restauraciones protésicas minimizando el riesgo de recesión, especialmente en la región anterior, y modelando la morfología del tejido blando para favorecer el mantenimiento periodontal a largo plazo y resultados estéticos óptimos. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Comparación entre preparación vertical y horizontal Ventajas de la preparación vertical: estabilidad y modelado tisular Creación de espacio para guiar la forma de los tejidos mediante la preparación vertical Manejo de pacientes con fracasos protésicos sin cirugía ni tratamientos multidisciplinarios El papel clave del ancho biológico en la estabilidad a largo plazo y la salud periodontal https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/683980aed815be7415d3deec.mp4 2025-04-15T10:02:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/2-lineas-de-terminacion https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6802056cf66ee58beb6fa2da Líneas de terminación El análisis de las formas, volúmenes y contornos de las preparaciones protésicas es esencial para lograr resultados estéticos y funcionales óptimos, teniendo en cuenta que los contornos gingivales pueden volverse asimétricos debido a diversos factores, comprometiendo la armonía de la sonrisa. Los participantes verán cómo, tradicionalmente, la alineación de los contornos requiere un enfoque quirúrgico seguido de una preparación simétrica y compleja de las líneas de terminación. En cambio, la técnica B.O.P.T.® permite lograr una alineación adecuada sin cirugía, desplazando coronalmente la línea de terminación y asegurando la estabilidad tisular. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: La importancia del diseño de formas y volúmenes de la restauración para garantizar simetría y funcionalidad Causas e impacto estético de las asimetrías en los contornos gingivales en las rehabilitaciones protésicas Preparación horizontal y cirugía periodontal vs preparación vertical sin cirugía Los objetivos de la B.O.P.T.®: coronalización de la línea de terminación https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a7aad815be7415e03f34.mp4 2025-04-15T10:02:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/3-el-papel-clave-de-la-forma https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68020580f66ee58beb6fa32f El papel clave de la forma El Dr. Ignazio Loi explica cómo la preparación vertical permite la creación de un perfil de emergencia ideal, favoreciendo la formación de un ancho biológico horizontal y permitiendo que los tejidos se adapten y estabilicen sin necesidad de intervenciones quirúrgicas. Gracias a la preparación vertical, es posible lograr una simetría ideal, evitando las limitaciones de las líneas de terminación horizontales y mejorando la integración estético-funcional. Este enfoque previene la formación de un escalón durante el fresado para evitar la recesión gingival y garantiza la estabilidad tisular a largo plazo. Los participantes comprenderán cómo el dominio de la forma es un factor clave para el mantenimiento de los tejidos, permitiéndoles realinear y reposicionar los tejidos utilizando únicamente las formas protésicas. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: El papel del perfil de emergencia en la creación del ancho biológico Realineación de los tejidos sin cirugía utilizando solo formas protésicas Preparación vertical y respeto por el dominio anatómico de los dientes naturales Cómo lograr simetría protésica https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a7d0d815be7415e044dd.mp4 2025-04-15T10:02:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/4-ventajas-clinicas-de-la-bopt https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68020599f66ee58beb6fa3d9 Ventajas clínicas de la B.O.P.T.® En esta lección, el Dr. Loi explica los beneficios clínicos derivados de la aplicación de la técnica B.O.P.T.®. En primer lugar, muestra cómo la colocación de una restauración provisional larga, que se acorta progresivamente, permite la realineación de los contornos gingivales y favorece la coronalización de los tejidos. Este enfoque representa un cambio de paradigma con respecto a las preparaciones tradicionales con líneas de terminación, las cuales imponen limitaciones en la corrección estética y funcional. Los participantes verán cómo la preparación vertical ofrece la libertad de modular la línea de terminación según las necesidades clínicas, permitiendo una adaptación tisular perfecta, asegurando ventajas clínicas y biológicas, mejorando la estabilidad gingival y reduciendo el riesgo de recesión. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Coronalización gingival para estabilizar los tejidos sin cirugía Remodelación de la línea de terminación para garantizar una adaptación protésica óptima Beneficios biológicos de la B.O.P.T.®: estabilidad tisular y reducción de recesiones Pasos clave: gingitage del surco, preparación del provisional y tiempos de toma de impresión https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a7f9d815be7415e049a2.mp4 2025-04-15T10:03:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/5-manejo-de-la-restauracion-provisional https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680205b0f66ee58beb6faac3 Manejo de la restauración provisional Esta lección se centra en el manejo de la restauración provisional como una fase clave en el protocolo B.O.P.T.®. El Dr. Loi analiza en detalle el refuerzo, el contorneado y la armonización de los bordes, la eliminación del exceso de material y la redefinición del ángulo compensatorio. Se presenta un caso clínico complejo de un paciente con decoloración y discrepancias estéticas, tratado con el enfoque B.O.P.T.®, destacando la gran ventaja de movilizar y realinear el tejido gingival. Los participantes observarán cómo es posible eliminar las discrepancias entre los contornos gingivales y lograr un resultado estético óptimo, incluso en presencia de implantes fallidos. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Eliminación de la línea de terminación para realinear los tejidos gingivales y corregir la estética Manejo de la restauración provisional para lograr un resultado estable y armonioso Redefinición del ángulo compensatorio para una integración estética óptima Modificación del grosor gingival para mejorar la estabilidad tisular https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a831d815be7415e05a38.mp4 2025-04-15T10:03:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/6-tecnica-de-preparacion https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68020610f66ee58beb6fd812 Técnica de preparación En esta lección se presenta un caso clínico que involucra la preparación y el rebasado de dos incisivos centrales, comenzando con una evaluación inicial minuciosa mediante el sondaje del surco para determinar la profundidad de intervención. Después de la eliminación de las antiguas coronas metal-cerámicas, se muestra el proceso de preparación, eliminación de caries e infiltraciones para lograr una base limpia y uniforme. Los participantes apreciarán cómo los procedimientos de adhesión y la colocación de composite, seguidos de grabado y acabado con fresa, permiten la creación de un perfil de emergencia óptimo. Además, se destaca cómo el gingitage del surco y el sondaje final aseguran una integración protésica estable y estética. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Sondaje inicial para el correcto mapeo del surco gingival Eliminación de coronas metal-cerámicas y preparación dental Eliminación de caries e infiltraciones para lograr una base uniforme Colocación de composite, grabado y acabado Gingitage del surco y sondaje final para estabilidad y precisión protésica https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a836d815be7415e05a46.mp4 2025-04-15T10:03:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/7-objetivos-del-laboratorio-en-la-tecnica-bopt https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68020630f66ee58beb6ff569 Objetivos del laboratorio en la técnica B.O.P.T.® El Dr. Loi explica cómo el objetivo del laboratorio dental en el protocolo B.O.P.T.® es adaptar la encía a los nuevos perfiles coronales, en lugar de simplemente rellenar el espacio creado por la preparación, como se hace con las líneas de terminación tradicionales. Este enfoque permite la manipulación de los tejidos gingivales mediante la invasión controlada del surco y la remodelación del perfil de emergencia. Los participantes verán cómo el protocolo de laboratorio se divide en tres etapas: posicionamiento del margen protésico, desarrollo del perfil de emergencia y acondicionamiento gingival sobre el modelo. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Adaptación de la encía a los perfiles coronales, y no al revés Las etapas del protocolo B.O.P.T.® en el laboratorio Invasión controlada del surco para un óptimo manejo de los tejidos Eliminación y remodelación del perfil de emergencia Preparación vertical: prótesis metal-cerámica vs prótesis zirconio-cerámica https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a83bd815be7415e05a54.mp4 2025-04-15T10:03:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/8-fundamentos-biologicos https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6802069af66ee58beb70020c Fundamentos biológicos El fundamento biológico de la técnica B.O.P.T.® se basa en su capacidad para promover una regeneración periodontal efectiva, caracterizada por un surco gingival y un epitelio de unión más cortos en comparación con las técnicas tradicionales. El Dr. Loi explica cómo, tras la aplicación de la B.O.P.T.® a nivel crestal, el sondaje se mantiene superficial porque los tejidos se adaptan a los nuevos perfiles protésicos, estabilizándose de manera más armoniosa y funcional. Se presentan casos clínicos complejos tratados con este enfoque, demostrando cómo permite una mejor integración de las restauraciones protésicas con los tejidos blandos, reduciendo el riesgo de recesiones, mejorando la estética a largo plazo, ofreciendo resultados predecibles y estables, y favoreciendo la salud periodontal. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Promoción de la regeneración periodontal Reducción de la profundidad de sondaje mediante el acortamiento del surco gingival y el epitelio de unión Adaptación tisular para una mayor estabilidad protésica Cómo minimizar el riesgo de recesiones gingivales https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a83fd815be7415e05bd5.mp4 2025-04-15T10:03:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/9-perfiles-de-emergencia https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680206adf66ee58beb7003cb Perfiles de emergencia En esta lección, el Dr. Loi explica por qué comenzó a utilizar la preparación vertical y los beneficios de este enfoque, desde un mejor control sobre la forma de los tejidos gingivales alrededor de la prótesis hasta un manejo más preciso de los perfiles de emergencia. Además, los participantes verán cómo, a diferencia de la preparación horizontal, que requiere fresar el pilar con formas específicas, la preparación vertical permite adaptar directamente los contornos gingivales a las formas deseadas. Con esta técnica, una vez que se retira el pilar de cicatrización, es posible insertar un pilar con la forma deseada, garantizando un resultado estético y funcional óptimo. Finalmente, una de las ventajas de utilizar un pilar vertical es la capacidad de modular el volumen gingival y el crecimiento papilar sin necesidad de intervenciones quirúrgicas. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Facilitación del manejo de los perfiles de emergencia y formas mediante la preparación vertical Adaptación de la encía a las formas creadas por pilares verticales Modulación del volumen gingival coronal y el crecimiento papilar a través de la forma Limitaciones de la preparación horizontal en el manejo de los tejidos https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a844d815be7415e05c78.mp4 2025-04-15T10:03:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/10-modificacion-del-grosor-gingival-y-festoneado https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680206c1f66ee58beb7005c8 Modificación del grosor gingival y festoneado El dominio de la forma juega un papel crucial en el manejo de los tejidos gingivales sin necesidad de intervenciones quirúrgicas. El Dr. Loi presenta un caso clínico de asimetría en los contornos gingivales de los incisivos centrales, en el que el paciente optó por un enfoque conservador, rechazando la cirugía. Los participantes verán cómo, al retirar la corona y preparar un pilar vertical, fue posible insertar fibras para expandir el canal mucoso y obtener una impresión subgingival precisa. Con la colocación de la restauración provisional, la encía se adaptará progresivamente, realineándose con el nivel del diente contralateral. Esta técnica aprovecha el potencial regenerativo de los tejidos mediante el uso de implantes convergentes, permitiendo la modulación de la altura de la forma y el engrosamiento de la encía y promoviendo el crecimiento coronal sin necesidad de injertos. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Uso de fibras para expandir el canal mucoso y obtener una impresión precisa Cómo la restauración provisional guía la encía hacia un nuevo perfil Potencial regenerativo de los implantes convergentes Enfoque inmediato con restauración provisional, evitando injertos gingivales https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a848d815be7415e05c8b.mp4 2025-04-15T10:03:25Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/11-la-eleccion-del-implante https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680206d1f66ee58beb7007e3 La elección del implante El Dr. Loi explica cómo diferentes condiciones clínicas requieren el uso de implantes específicos, diseñados para satisfacer las necesidades individuales del paciente. Las características de los implantes y las fresas utilizadas en la colocación influyen directamente en los resultados de los procedimientos quirúrgicos, mientras que la micromecánica de los componentes del implante desempeña un papel crucial en la estabilidad a largo plazo. Se mostrará un caso clínico de fractura vestibular de un incisivo, en el que se eligió un implante con un diseño de collar que favorece la preservación de los picos óseos. Esta elección terapéutica ayuda a mantener el hueso residual, favorece la regeneración de la papila gingival y permite lograr una alineación natural con la restauración provisional, sin necesidad de intervenciones quirúrgicas adicionales. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Selección del implante en función de condiciones clínicas específicas Influencia de la micromecánica del implante en la durabilidad y estabilidad a largo plazo Preservación ósea mediante diseños innovadores de implantes Regeneración de la papila gingival a través de la restauración provisional https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a84dd815be7415e05cb8.mp4 2025-04-15T10:03:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/12-relacion-entre-el-festoneado-gingival-y-la-linea-d https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680206e4f66ee58beb700998 Relación entre el festoneado gingival y la línea de terminación La alineación entre el festoneado gingival, la línea de terminación y la restauración es crucial para lograr resultados estéticos y funcionales óptimos. Se presenta un caso clínico con asimetría entre los incisivos centrales, donde la colocación de la restauración provisional favoreció la recesión gingival natural, permitiendo la posterior cicatrización de la papila. El manejo volumétrico marginal se realiza mediante perfiles de adaptación protésica, que permiten modificar el festoneado gingival y garantizar una relación armoniosa entre el tejido y el perfil dental. Los participantes apreciarán cómo la técnica B.O.P.T.® permite compensar variaciones volumétricas mediante formas protésicas específicas. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Armonización entre el festoneado gingival y la línea de terminación Uso de provisionales para guiar la cicatrización gingival Perfiles de adaptación para modificar la volumetría del tejido Manejo de formas y transposiciones volumétricas https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a852d815be7415e05d5a.mp4 2025-04-15T10:03:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/bopt-de-los-aspectos-biologicos/13-caso-clinico-final https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680206f2f66ee58beb700b62 Caso clínico final En el tratamiento de casos clínicos complejos, identificar el elemento guía del grupo frontal es crucial para lograr una estética y funcionalidad óptimas. En este caso clínico final, se aborda la preparación de provisionales, lo que permite el movimiento natural descendente de la encía hacia la corona, favoreciendo la cicatrización del festoneado gingival y mejorando el contorno de la sonrisa del paciente. En este caso, con compromiso periodontal del grupo frontal y la pérdida de dientes centrales y laterales, se realizó una preparación completa del arco superior, seguida de segmentación, relleno y colocación de un provisional reforzado. Después de un período adecuado de cicatrización, se lleva a cabo una cirugía resectiva para optimizar los tejidos y, durante el proceso de curación, se observa la reaparición natural de la papila, confirmando la efectividad del protocolo adoptado. En particular, esta lección aborda los siguientes temas: Identificación del elemento guía del grupo frontal El papel clave de los provisionales en el acondicionamiento gingival Preparación completa del arco para lograr estabilidad y funcionalidad https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6839a858d815be7415e05d74.mp4 2025-04-15T10:03:34Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implants-aesthetic-zone-iao-5 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680f34f2c760a4fec6006c26 Implants in the Aesthetic Zone: From Successful Placement to Failure Management Mastering implant therapy in the aesthetic zone, from successful placement to failure management: techniques, surgical protocols, and clinical insights. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6825ba83ae198e9a1ea72f76.mp4 2025-04-28T07:53:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implants-aesthetic-zone-iao-5/1-battle-of-concepts-delayed-implant-placement-in-t https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680f3581c760a4fec600903e Battle of concepts: Delayed implant placement in the aesthetic area What is the best approach when choosing delayed implant placement in the aesthetic zone? This lecture presents a clinical and conceptual comparison between two contrasting philosophies: should the post-extraction socket be actively managed, or is it better to let it heal spontaneously? Dr. Paolo Casentini advocates for ridge preservation techniques, which are easy to learn and immediately applicable. He demonstrates how to place a low-resorption osteoconductive biomaterial in the socket, along with a sealing technique to prevent material dispersion. A surgical video showcases the punch technique, a minimally invasive method that leverages the socket’s natural regenerative potential without using autogenous bone, while allowing room for a soft tissue graft. On the other hand, Dr. Andrea Chierico emphasizes the importance of timing in delayed implant placement. His approach focuses on spontaneous socket healing followed by Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) using non-resorbable membranes, combined with soft tissue augmentation using connective tissue grafts. According to Chierico, it is the volume and quality of soft tissues that ensure long-term aesthetics and stability. His strategy integrates bone and soft tissue regeneration to achieve an esthetically competent and stable peri-implant mucosa. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Scientific evidence, indications, and guidelines for preservation techniques Surgical protocol: punch technique for post-extraction socket preservation Advantages of post-extraction socket preservation techniques How does spontaneous healing of the post-extraction socket occur? Timing of implant therapy in patients with periodontal disease https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/680f3cf2c760a4fec6135528.mp4 2025-04-28T07:54:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implants-aesthetic-zone-iao-5/2-battle-of-concepts-implants-in-the-aesthetic-area https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680f3614c760a4fec602bcf6 Battle of concepts. Implants in the aesthetic area: CTG vs Socket Shield Technique This lecture presents a comparison between two different clinical approaches aiming for the same therapeutic goal: replacing natural teeth with implants in the aesthetic zone. The focus is on contrasting the Connective Tissue Graft (CTG) approach with the Socket Shield Technique. Dr. Francesco Mintrone explores the Socket Shield Technique, discussing its indications, case selection, implant positioning, shield design, and management of the space between the shield and the implant. He also reviews the long-term aesthetic and functional outcomes of this technique. Dr. Carlo Ghezzi presents a different perspective, focusing on immediate post-extraction implant placement in the aesthetic area combined with a connective tissue graft. He outlines a treatment rationale that begins with assessing whether the socket is suitable for immediate loading, followed by careful planning of both hard and soft tissue modifications. The lecture covers key surgical steps such as planning, flap design, flap preparation, tooth extraction, and soft tissue enhancement. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Advanced techniques for managing implants in the aesthetic zone: Connective Tissue Graft vs. Socket Shield In-depth analysis of the Socket Shield Technique: indications, implant positioning, shield design, and long-term aesthetic outcomes Step-by-step surgical planning with connective tissue grafts: from flap design to soft tissue modification for optimal aesthetics Clinical decision-making insights: how to select the right technique based on socket conditions, tissue volume, and aesthetic goals https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/680f3cf9c760a4fec613553d.mp4 2025-04-28T07:54:07Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implants-aesthetic-zone-iao-5/3-reasoned-dissection-of-the-anatomical-spaces-of-th https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680f362ec760a4fec603c585 Reasoned dissection of the anatomical spaces of the neck and oral cavity Understanding the anatomical structures surrounding the oral cavity is essential for safe and effective surgical procedures. This lecture focuses on key anatomical regions such as the submandibular and parotid spaces, which are crucial for planning and executing advanced oral and implant surgeries. Dr. Roberto Pistilli guides you through a live extraoral cadaver dissection, offering step-by-step commentary and practical insights. The session includes muscle palpation techniques and highlights the clinical relevance of each anatomical structure discussed. This is a highly educational and hands-on lesson, designed to deepen the anatomical knowledge of implant surgeons. It emphasizes the importance of mastering both intraoral and extraoral anatomy to ensure surgical precision and avoid complications. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Step-by-step cadaver dissection with didactic anatomical commentary Focus on critical extraoral spaces like the submandibular and parotid regions, essential for safe oral surgery Practical demonstration of muscle palpation techniques to enhance anatomical awareness during surgical planning How to improve the anatomical understanding of implant and oral surgeons https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/680f3d04c760a4fec6135562.mp4 2025-04-28T07:54:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implants-aesthetic-zone-iao-5/4-peri-implantitis-management-in-the-aesthetic-area https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680f3651c760a4fec604ce36 Peri-implantitis management in the aesthetic area What are the true goals of peri-implant therapy: simply reducing infection, or achieving complete healing? And how long should the results last? In this lecture, Dr. Markus Schlee explores the challenges of deep decontamination of implant surfaces in aesthetic areas, where success is measured not only by stability but also by functional and aesthetic integration. He introduces the electrolytic approach as an innovative and minimally invasive solution to remove biofilm and contaminants from implant microstructures—without damaging the implant surface. This method, compared to traditional mechanical approaches, shows promising results in achieving a cleaner implant ready for successful osseointegration. The lesson also discusses the systemic consequences of peri-implant disease, the requirements for successful therapy, and the advantages of using GalvoSurge, a device that facilitates effective biofilm removal while preserving implant integrity. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Electrolytic cleaning: a cutting-edge, non-abrasive method to deeply decontaminate implants and support full re-osseointegration. Beyond inflammation control: the lecture questions traditional goals of peri-implantitis treatment and introduces more regenerative strategies. Use of GalvoSurge system: effective, minimally invasive, and compatible with maintaining the original implant surface characteristics. Systemic perspective: understanding the potential systemic implications of peri-implant disease and the need for comprehensive care. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/680f3d41c760a4fec61359df.mp4 2025-04-28T07:54:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implants-aesthetic-zone-iao-5/5-implant-aesthetic-failures-how-to-save-an-implant https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680f3676c760a4fec605d780 Implant aesthetic failures: how to save an implant In this lecture, Dr. Carlo Monaco presents a multidisciplinary protocol for managing implants affected by aesthetic failure or peri-implant disease. The protocol consists of two phases: a pre-prosthetic phase and a surgical phase. In the pre-prosthetic phase, a detailed clinical evaluation is conducted to assess implant position, soft and hard tissue conditions, and overall aesthetics. Based on this, necessary prosthetic modifications, such as replacing inadequate components or adjusting crowns, are planned to optimize the final result. In the surgical phase, targeted procedures like connective tissue grafting to improve soft tissue volume and guided bone regeneration to correct bone defects are performed. The protocol emphasizes the importance of precise planning and collaboration between periodontists and prosthodontists, ensuring predictable and successful outcomes in complex clinical cases with both aesthetic and functional goals. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Clear criteria for deciding whether to remove or retain an implant based on access, prosthetic design, and esthetic potential. Classification of dehiscences caused by different types of implant malpositioning. Multidisciplinary workflow combining prosthetic adjustments and soft/hard tissue surgery. Focus on aesthetic rescue: predictable solutions for correcting soft tissue deficits and achieving harmonious outcomes. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/680f3d50c760a4fec6135a61.mp4 2025-04-28T07:54:19Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implants-aesthetic-zone-iao-5/6-hard-and-soft-tissue-augmentation-in-anterior-fail https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680f3690c760a4fec606e29b Hard and soft tissue augmentation in anterior failed implant sites for optimal aesthetics and long-term success In this lecture, Dr. Sascha Jovanovic presents his established surgical protocol for Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR), with a focus on both horizontal and vertical bone augmentation around dental implants. The session begins with a CBCT-based evaluation of the defect and surrounding anatomy to determine the indication and timing for GBR. Dr. Jovanovic discusses when immediate implant placement can be combined with soft tissue augmentation—such as connective tissue grafts (CTG)—to enhance gingival thickness and protect the healing of incisions. He outlines the specific materials, membrane selection, and flap design required for successful regeneration, highlighting that horizontal GBR procedures have a relatively low complication rate, while vertical GBR requires more advanced skills due to its increased complexity and risk profile. The lecture emphasizes the importance of precise planning, proper space maintenance, and tension-free closure to ensure long-term clinical success. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Structured GBR protocol based on CBCT analysis and clinical classification of the defect. CTG augmentation during immediate implant placement enhances soft tissue volume and protects wound healing. Horizontal GBR: predictable and low-risk when proper techniques are followed. Vertical GBR: higher complexity with increased risk of complications—requires careful flap design and membrane stabilization. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/680f3d56c760a4fec6135a72.mp4 2025-04-28T07:54:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/implants-aesthetic-zone-iao-5/7-analog-and-digital-implant-treatment-of-single-too https://img.osteocom.me/upload/680f36a8c760a4fec607eb8c Analog and digital implant treatment of single-tooth edentulism In this lecture, Dr. Tomarelli and Dr. Ghezzi present two contrasting workflows for the treatment of single-tooth edentulism in the aesthetic zone: the analog (traditional) approach vs the fully digital workflow. The analog approach relies on conventional techniques such as physical impressions, gypsum models, and manual prosthetic design in the dental lab. It is cost-effective and widely accessible, but more time-consuming and operator-dependent. In contrast, the digital approach leverages intraoral scanners, 3D radiographic imaging (CBCT), guided surgery, and CAD/CAM software for virtual planning and prosthesis fabrication. Although it requires a higher initial investment and digital expertise, it offers superior precision, workflow standardization, and improved patient experience. The lesson highlights the strengths and limitations of both approaches, helping clinicians choose the best strategy based on available resources, clinical goals, and patient expectations. In particlar, this lecture covers the following topics: Analog workflow: relies on manual steps, physical materials, and clinician skill; cost-effective but time-intensive. Digital workflow: employs scanners, CBCT, CAD/CAM, and 3D printing for faster, more predictable results. Pros & cons: analog is accessible and low-cost, while digital offers precision and patient comfort but requires investment. Clinical decision-making: the choice between analog and digital depends on case complexity, available tools, and operator expertise. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/680f3d5dc760a4fec6135a88.mp4 2025-04-28T07:54:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/advanced-course-in-periodontal-instrumentation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68343fc5a52fce8e4a9416b4 Advanced Course in Periodontal Instrumentation Explore with Dr. Anna Pattison the hand instruments and ultrasonic tips that have revolutionized periodontal practice. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6841af878b680ec348755ac6.mp4 2025-05-26T10:00:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/advanced-course-in-periodontal-instrumentation/1-keys-to-avoid-and-remove-burnished-calculus https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68348b9aa52fce8e4ab59a98 Keys to avoid and remove burnished calculus This video lecture explores the complex challenge of burnished calculus; what it is, why it occurs, and how to prevent and effectively remove it. Burnished deposits are often difficult to detect and even harder to eliminate, especially in areas with limited access such as furcations or deep pockets. Through detailed explanations and clinical demonstrations, Dr. Pattison guides practitioners in recognizing high-risk zones and selecting the most appropriate instruments and techniques. A focus on power scaling is presented, offering comparisons between different ultrasonic technologies and their effectiveness against burnished deposits. Dr. Pattison then explores hand instrumentation, highlighting optimal tool designs and precise techniques—including the use of Hirschfeld files, sharp curets, and overlapping strokes in multiple directions. A key portion of the lecture is devoted to understanding the causes of burnishing, such as the use of dull instruments, insufficient angulation, and inadequate fulcrum pressure. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Defining and detecting burnished calculus How to avoid and remove burnished deposits using power scaling Comparing ultrasonic technologies and tip designs for improved removal Identifying and managing residual subgingival calculus Instrumentation strategies based on shape, location, and access https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/683464f8a52fce8e4a4e9c56.mp4 2025-05-26T10:18:38Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/advanced-course-in-periodontal-instrumentation/2-2025-update-on-advanced-periodontal-instrumentatio https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68348bafa52fce8e4ab59b2f 2025 Update on advanced periodontal instrumentation Periodontal disease affects over 50% of adults worldwide and residual or burnished calculus is still commonly found after scaling procedures. This lecture addresses the crucial question: Why does residual calculus persist despite treatment? Through clinical scenarios, Dr. Pattison explores common causes such as inadequate exploration, poor instrumentation technique, improper body positioning, and the use of dull or inappropriate tools. Dr. Pattison emphasizes the importance of thorough debridement and the role of instrumentation in detoxifying root surfaces, and outlines clinical strategies to reduce subgingival calculus and biofilm to levels compatible with periodontal health, while aiming to minimize inflammation and bleeding. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Common reasons for residual or burnished calculus after treatment Instrumentation errors and clinical challenges in deep pockets The importance of correct body positioning and sharp instruments The role of root debridement in reducing inflammation and maintaining periodontal health https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6834660ba52fce8e4a4ebcf0.mp4 2025-05-26T10:18:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/advanced-course-in-periodontal-instrumentation/3-comparison-of-hand-and-ultrasonic-strokes https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68348bc7a52fce8e4ab59bdc Comparison of hand and ultrasonic strokes This lecture provides a detailed comparison between hand instrumentation and ultrasonic scaling, challenging the common misconception that ultrasonics remove more calculus or biofilm per stroke than hand instruments. Instead, emphasis is placed on technique, stroke sequence, and clinical strategy—particularly in managing deep pockets and heavy or tenacious deposits. Dr. Pattison outlines best practices for initial therapy using scaling and root planing kits, universal curets, and Gracey curets, with guidance on how to tailor your approach during both active and maintenance phases. Limitations of current ultrasonic devices are discussed alongside the specific advantages of manual instruments, especially in terms of control, adaptability, and access to complex anatomy. Dr. Pattison also introduces Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) and devices such as EMS PerioFlow, offering insight into their role in non-surgical periodontal treatment and supportive care. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Differences in stroke effectiveness between hand and ultrasonic instruments Sequencing instrumentation in deep pockets with heavy calculus Selecting the right tools for scaling, root planing, and maintenance Benefits and limitations of ultrasonic scalers Introduction to Guided Biofilm Therapy and EMS PerioFlow systems https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/683467c6a52fce8e4a512112.mp4 2025-05-26T10:18:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/advanced-course-in-periodontal-instrumentation/4-proper-instrument-grasp-technique-and-clinical-co https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68348bcda52fce8e4ab59c36 Proper instrument grasp: technique and clinical control This lecture explores one of the most fundamental yet often overlooked aspects of periodontal instrumentation: the instrument grasp. Through a detailed analysis of grasping techniques and clinical ergonomics, Dr. Pattison explains how proper hand positioning directly impacts control, access, blade angulation, and ultimately, treatment success. The lecturer contrasts traditional vs. analytical approaches and demonstrates how to adjust your grasp for different clinical tasks, from delicate exploration to heavy root debridement. Dr. Pattison also covers grasp techniques specific to ultrasonic instrumentation, the role of effective fulcrums, and the critical importance of correct body and sitting positions during treatment. By clearly illustrating both effective and ineffective techniques, this lecture helps clinicians refine their motor control and increase the precision of every stroke. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Differences between relaxed and firm modified pen grasp techniques Grasp adaptations for curets and ultrasonic scalers The relationship between grasp, fulcrum, and blade angulation Correct body posture and intraoral fulcrum positioning Traditional vs. analytical approaches to instrumentation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68346829a52fce8e4a513664.mp4 2025-05-26T10:18:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/advanced-course-in-periodontal-instrumentation/5-hu-friedy-main-cassette-overview https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68348bd8a52fce8e4ab59d99 Hu-Friedy main cassette overview This practical video lesson offers a comprehensive walkthrough of the Hu-Friedy main cassette, an essential organizational tool for periodontal and diagnostic procedures. Designed to promote clinical efficiency, safety, and instrument traceability, the cassette system is presented in a step-by-step format that clearly explains its setup and function. Each diagnostic and periodontal instrument is introduced with a detailed overview of its purpose, correct use, and proper placement within the cassette. This structured approach enhances daily workflow while supporting infection control and instrument longevity through consistent layout and maintenance practices. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Overview of the Hu-Friedy main cassette and its clinical advantages Identification and function of periodontal and diagnostic probes Correct clinical application of each instrument Best practices for organizing, maintaining, and optimizing the cassette system https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/683468bfa52fce8e4a5143dc.mp4 2025-05-26T10:19:03Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/advanced-course-in-periodontal-instrumentation/6-correct-body-and-sitting-posture https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68348c4aa52fce8e4ab5a2ae Correct body and sitting posture This concise yet essential lecture focuses on the ergonomics of periodontal instrumentation, emphasizing how proper body and sitting posture directly enhance power, precision, and endurance during clinical procedures. Through a clinical video demonstration using a typodont model, the lecture shows how small adjustments in posture and angulation can significantly improve access, control, and effectiveness—especially during probing and scaling. Whether you're performing diagnostic assessments or advanced debridement, mastering your positioning is key to reducing fatigue and improving long-term clinical outcomes. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: How posture influences strength, stability, and control during probing Correct sitting position for optimal ergonomics Proper body alignment for maximum instrument effectiveness Clinical demonstration of posture and angulation on a typodont model https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68346921a52fce8e4a514c31.mp4 2025-05-26T10:19:07Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/advanced-course-in-periodontal-instrumentation/7-advanced-instrumentation-for-tenacious-deposits-a https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68348be0a52fce8e4ab59e7b Advanced Instrumentation for Tenacious Deposits: A Hands-On Demonstration In this hands-on clinical demonstration, Dr. Pattison shows how to effectively remove burnished calculus using a typodont model, focusing on technique, precision, and instrument selection. Viewers will observe the practical application of Gracey curets, Hirschfeld files, diamond-coated instruments, and ultrasonic tips in deep periodontal pockets and furcation areas. This video highlights different fulcrum strategies, such as extraoral, opposite-arch, and reinforced intraoral fulcrums, while demonstrating the advantages of combining vertical, oblique, and horizontal overlapping strokes to break up tenacious deposits. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68348d6ea52fce8e4ab5dc2d.mp4 2025-05-26T10:19:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/advanced-course-in-periodontal-instrumentation/8-simulated-non-surgical-periodontal-therapy-full-p https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68348c6ba52fce8e4ab5a360 Simulated Non-Surgical Periodontal Therapy: Full Protocol on Typodont Model This detailed clinical demonstration presents a full instrumentation workflow on a typodont model, simulating a typical non-surgical periodontal treatment session. Dr. Pattison guides viewers through each step, from initial exploration to calculus removal, using both hand and ultrasonic instruments. The video illustrates correct body posture, seating position, and fulcrum placement, while showcasing the use of various instruments, including Universal curets, Mini-Fives, Micro-Minis, and ultrasonic tips. Techniques for scaling posterior teeth, interproximal areas, and furcations are demonstrated in real-time, with practical commentary on ergonomics, access, and control. This video is ideal for clinicians seeking to refine their full-mouth debridement protocols and improve efficiency without compromising thoroughness or comfort. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68346a33a52fce8e4a53b6dd.mp4 2025-05-26T10:19:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68358f863b4627701e3eb62d Innovations in Endodontics: the art of non-surgical retreatment Discover with Endodontics expert Dr. Yoshi Terauchi the latest updates in non-surgical retreatment, MTA obturation, and broken file removal. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68396d1dd815be74159a2c0f.mp4 2025-05-27T10:09:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/1-course-introduction https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b6a73b4627701ea65a45 Course introduction The first video lecture of the course is dedicated to a brief presentation of the topics that will be covered in the following sessions. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835aef13b4627701e8fd6d6.mp4 2025-05-27T10:27:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/2-mta-based-protocols-and-key-strategies-for-success https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b6b93b4627701ea65aec MTA-based protocols and key strategies for successful endodontic retreatment In this video lecture, Dr. Terauchi presents a comprehensive protocol for successful endodontic retreatments, developed over years of clinical experience in treating complex cases. The session focuses on cases where retreatment is the preferred choice, with particular emphasis on accurate diagnosis, non-odontogenic pain, and the use of MTA as the exclusive obturation material. The lecture delves into the technical aspects of bypassing ledges and retrieving fractured instruments, as well as MTA-based obturation techniques. A significant focus is dedicated to understanding pain and its implication in post-treatment outcomes. Dr. Terauchi also shares his clinical data, showing that the consistent use of MTA has drastically reduced the need for surgical intervention. By the end of the session, clinicians will gain valuable insight into diagnosing challenging cases, managing persistent pain, and maximizing the success rate of non-surgical retreatments through structured, evidence-based protocols. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Standardized protocols for retreatment, with MTA as the exclusive canal filling material Techniques for bypassing canal ledges and removing broken instruments Accurate diagnostic criteria to distinguish odontogenic vs. non-odontogenic cases The role of pain assessment and management in improving retreatment outcomes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835aefc3b4627701e8fd736.mp4 2025-05-27T10:27:34Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/3-accurate-diagnosis-in-endodontics-from-lesion-ide https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b6cc3b4627701ea65b7b Accurate diagnosis in endodontics: from lesion identification to treatment planning This video lecture explores the critical importance of accurate diagnosis in endodontic retreatment and its direct influence on treatment outcomes. Through detailed clinical and radiographic criteria, Dr. Terauchi guides clinicians in distinguishing between endodontic and periodontal lesions. Special attention is given to primary endodontic lesions with secondary periodontal involvement, the diagnostic implications of furcation canals, and the different types of tissue damage (mechanical, chemical, and inflammatory) affecting pulp and periapical health. The lecture highlights the added diagnostic value of CBCT imaging, particularly in revealing hidden lesions, anatomical complexities, and influencing retreatment protocols. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Differentiation of endo-perio lesions and identification of primary endodontic involvement Mechanical, chemical, and inflammatory causes of pulpal and periapical damage Diagnostic value of CBCT imaging in detecting lesions and anatomical variations Role of accurate diagnosis in guiding retreatment strategies and infection control https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af043b4627701e8fd773.mp4 2025-05-27T10:27:40Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/4-removal-of-gutta-percha-root-fillings https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b6e43b4627701ea65c29 Removal of Gutta-percha root fillings This focused lecture addresses the limitations of gutta-percha as a root canal filling material and its implications for long-term endodontic success. Despite being widely used, gutta-percha lacks intrinsic antibacterial properties and can easily become contaminated by biofilm-forming bacteria. Dr. Terauchi discusses how fillings that appear radiographically adequate—reaching the canal terminus—do not always result in healing, especially if infected gutta-percha remains within or beyond the canal. The lesson explores how such contamination is a common cause of persistent apical periodontitis and underscores the importance of thorough disinfection and material selection during retreatment procedures. This session provides valuable insights for clinicians aiming to improve success rates by moving beyond traditional materials and adopting biologically sound treatment approaches. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: The biological limitations of gutta-percha in preventing reinfection The role of biofilm contamination in persistent apical periodontitis Why radiographic adequacy of root fillings doesn't guarantee healing Critical considerations for material choice in endodontic retreatment https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af0a3b4627701e8fd8b7.mp4 2025-05-27T10:27:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/5-how-to-remove-the-gutta-percha-filling-materials https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b6f83b4627701ea66198 How to remove the gutta percha filling materials This hands-on LIVE DEMO session complements the previous theoretical lecture by showing the clinical application of gutta-percha removal techniques on a simulation model. Dr. Terauchi demonstrates step by step how to efficiently remove gutta-percha using a dedicated kit, combining manual and ultrasonic instruments. The session focuses on real-time handling of hand files and three different ultrasonic tips, offering practical guidance on how to approach complex retreatment cases where existing filling materials must be eliminated with precision. This live demonstration provides clinicians with a clear and replicable protocol to improve efficiency and predictability during the gutta-percha removal phase of endodontic retreatment. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Introduction and use of the gutta-percha removal kit Manual techniques with specialized hand instruments Application of three ultrasonic tips in different clinical situations Step-by-step protocol for effective and safe gutta-percha extraction https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af123b4627701e8fd8d6.mp4 2025-05-27T10:27:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/6-root-filling-materials-removal https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b70c3b4627701ea66250 Root filling materials removal This detailed video lecture focuses on advanced techniques for removing set MTA obturation material using ultrasonic tips combined with chemical agents such as EDTA. Dr. Terauchi demonstrates how to effectively disrupt and dissolve hardened MTA within the canal, emphasizing the synergy between mechanical and chemical methods. The lecture also covers protocols for removing biofilms by combining rotary and hand instruments with ultrasonic irrigation, ensuring thorough canal disinfection. Special attention is given to managing ledged canals, including the characteristics of ledge formation and the appropriate materials and techniques to bypass them safely. Clinicians will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to handle challenging retreatment cases involving MTA and biofilm removal while maintaining canal integrity. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Ultrasonic disruption of set MTA and EDTA chemical dissolution Combined mechanical and ultrasonic techniques for biofilm removal Efficient irrigation protocols for enhanced canal cleanliness Strategies and materials for bypassing and managing ledged canals https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af1a3b4627701e8fd8fc.mp4 2025-05-27T10:28:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/7-demo-for-bypassing-the-ledges https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b71c3b4627701ea66320 Demo for bypassing the ledges In this video lecture, Dr. Terauchi introduces refined techniques for bypassing non-visible canal ledges, an advanced challenge often encountered during retreatment procedures. When pre-curving the tip becomes impractical, innovative solutions like the newly designed fan-shaped ultrasonic tips offer improved control and flexibility. The session reviews three main techniques: the hand instrumentation technique, the slow rotation technique, and the 90-degree T-mode approach. Emphasis is placed on file selection, rotational speed modulation, and maintaining tip alignment with the original canal path to prevent iatrogenic damage. Participants will discover practical tools and strategies to approach ledge bypassing with confidence and precision, even in the most complex root canal anatomies. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Use of fan-shaped ultrasonic tips for navigating non-visible ledges Hand instrumentation technique and the importance of maintaining tip curvature Slow rotation and 90-degree T-mode techniques for bypassing complex curvatures Selection of files and insertion strategies to preserve canal anatomy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af283b4627701e8fd940.mp4 2025-05-27T10:28:25Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/8-live-demo-bypassing-non-visible-ledges-practical https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b72d3b4627701ea66738 LIVE DEMO: bypassing non-visible ledges: practical techniques on model This LIVE DEMO session puts into practice the key techniques discussed in the previous lecture on bypassing non-visible canal ledges. Using a simulation model, Dr. Terauchi demonstrates how to safely and effectively navigate ledged canals through a combination of hand instrumentation, controlled rotation, and fan-shaped ultrasonic tips. The demo offers a step-by-step visualization of instrument handling, file selection, and tip orientation—providing clinicians with clear, actionable methods for maintaining the original canal path and minimizing procedural errors. This hands-on session is essential for endodontists seeking to master precision-ledged bypassing in anatomically complex retreatment scenarios. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Real-time application of hand instrumentation and slow rotation techniques Use of fan-shaped ultrasonic tips to improve access and control File selection and insertion dynamics in ledged canals Practical strategies to maintain the original canal trajectory https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af303b4627701e8fd9a5.mp4 2025-05-27T10:28:29Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/9-mta-obturations-in-endodontic-retreatment-a-biolo https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b7423b4627701ea6686a MTA obturations in endodontic retreatment: a biological alternative to gutta-percha This lesson explores the rationale behind the use of MTA as a root filling material in non-surgical endodontic retreatments, offering a biologically superior alternative to traditional gutta-percha. Dr. Terauchi analyzes the limitations of gutta-percha and sealer-based fillings, particularly their poor sealability and susceptibility to reinfection. The session presents a direct comparison between the clinical protocols and anatomical preparations required for MTA versus gutta-percha obturation. Emphasis is placed on the long-term benefits of MTA, including enhanced biocompatibility, sealing ability, and its capacity to reduce the need for surgical interventions. This presentation is particularly valuable for clinicians aiming to improve retreatment outcomes by integrating more reliable and biologically stable materials. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Why MTA obturation is preferred over gutta-percha in retreatment cases Limitations of traditional gutta-percha and sealer fillings Step-by-step comparison: MTA vs. gutta-percha preparation techniques Clinical benefits and sealing properties of MTA in complex retreatments https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af363b4627701e8fd9cc.mp4 2025-05-27T10:28:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/10-live-demo-mta-obturations-in-retreatment-step-by https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b75c3b4627701ea66c77 LIVE DEMO: MTA obturations in retreatment: step-by-step application on model In this LIVE DEMO, Dr. Terauchi shows the clinical application of MTA obturation techniques in endodontic retreatments using a simulation model. Building on the theoretical concepts presented in the previous lecture, the session focuses on how to properly prepare the canal system and deliver MTA with precision and control. The demonstration contrasts the procedural nuances between MTA and gutta-percha fillings, highlighting the specific instrumentation and timing required for successful placement. Special attention is given to handling MTA’s physical properties and ensuring a hermetic seal to optimize treatment outcomes. This hands-on lesson provides clinicians with a replicable protocol for incorporating MTA into retreatment workflows, aiming for long-term clinical success and reduced surgical needs. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Clinical steps for preparing the canal for MTA obturation Techniques and instruments used to place MTA effectively Differences in handling and delivery between MTA and gutta-percha Key tips to achieve a dense and biologically stable root filling https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af3e3b4627701e8fda0c.mp4 2025-05-27T10:28:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/11-minimally-invasive-and-predictable-removal-of-brok https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b7773b4627701ea67262 Minimally invasive and predictable removal of broken instruments This lesson explores the critical factors that influence the success of broken file removal in endodontic retreatment. Through the analysis of a challenging clinical case involving two fractured instruments—one visible and the other non-visible, both extruded into bone—Dr. Terauchi outlines the decision-making process that drives predictability and clinical outcomes. A detailed comparison is made between removal strategies for visible and non-visible fragments, including canal enlargement, ultrasonic tip usage, and space creation along the inner canal wall. The lecture emphasizes the diagnostic importance of CBCT imaging for precise localization, length assessment, and treatment planning. With a focus on minimizing dentin loss while maximizing removal efficiency, this session offers a step-by-step guide for clinicians aiming to master one of the most delicate procedures in modern endodontics. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Clinical criteria and imaging techniques to plan fractured instrument removal Differences in approach for visible vs. non-visible broken files Step-by-step use of ultrasonic tips for conservative and effective removal The role of retained instruments in healing outcomes and retreatment success https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af463b4627701e8fda5b.mp4 2025-05-27T10:28:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/12-advanced-ultrasonic-techniques-for-removing-non-vi https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b7943b4627701ea67af6 Advanced ultrasonic techniques for removing non-visible broken files in severely curved canals This lecture focuses on the complex challenge of removing non-visible broken instruments located beyond severe canal curvatures, exceeding 30 degrees. Dr. Terauchi presents advanced ultrasonic instrumentation strategies specifically developed to navigate and access fractured files in anatomically demanding situations. Two preparation techniques are compared—180-degree and 90-degree approaches—detailing the scenarios in which each method offers optimal visibility and access. The lecture outlines critical steps for conservative dentin removal, tip positioning, and the precise manipulation of ultrasonic energy to safely dislodge fragments embedded deep within curved canals. By mastering these advanced techniques, clinicians can significantly improve their success rate in fractured instrument retrieval while preserving tooth structure and minimizing iatrogenic damage. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: 180° vs. 90° canal preparation techniques for fractured file access Strategic removal of broken files beyond severe (>30°) canal curves Step-by-step application of ultrasonic tips in curved canal anatomy Clinical tips to optimize visualization, access, and dentin preservation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af503b4627701e8fdacb.mp4 2025-05-27T10:28:49Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/13-live-demo-ultrasonic-removal-of-non-visible-broke https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b7aa3b4627701ea67c6d LIVE DEMO: Ultrasonic removal of non-visible broken files in severely curved canals In this LIVE DEMO, Dr. Terauchi demonstrates the clinical application of advanced ultrasonic techniques for removing non-visible fractured instruments located beyond severely curved root canals. Using a simulation model, he replicates the anatomical challenges posed by curvatures greater than 30°, offering a step-by-step visual guide to the 180-degree and 90-degree preparation strategies. The session focuses on optimizing access and visualization without compromising dentin integrity. Viewers will gain practical insights into tip selection, movement control, and precision targeting of the broken fragment within tight canal curvatures. This hands-on demonstration reinforces the theoretical concepts covered in the previous lecture and equips clinicians with actionable protocols for one of endodontics’ most technically demanding procedures. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Practical application of the 180° and 90° ultrasonic access techniques Step-by-step removal of non-visible files beyond curved segments Instrument selection and tip control for enhanced precision and safety Strategies to minimize dentin sacrifice while maximizing success rates https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af563b4627701e8fdae3.mp4 2025-05-27T10:28:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/14-ten-second-rule-for-instrument-removal https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b7c13b4627701ea681c2 Ten second rule for instrument removal This lesson presents a preliminary study exploring the time-efficiency and predictability of ultrasonic removal of non-visible broken instruments during endodontic retreatment. Results show a striking pattern: when ultrasonic tips successfully mobilize a fragment, removal typically occurs within 10 seconds. If the file does not move within that window, attempts beyond 10 minutes often fail. Dr. Terauchi discusses the anatomical and mechanical factors that affect this predictability, such as file length, diameter, and canal curvature severity. He also demonstrates a protocol combining ultrasonic tips with additional tools like Piezoflow and Endo Shaper to enhance removal success in complex cases. Clinicians will gain a deeper understanding of when to persist, when to reconsider, and which techniques can increase the odds of safely retrieving fractured files. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Clinical relevance of the “10-second success rule” in fractured file removal How fragment size, length, and canal curvature impact ultrasonic effectiveness Use of complementary tools: Piezoflow, ultrasonic tips, and Endo Shaper Strategic decision-making when ultrasonic removal becomes inefficient https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af603b4627701e8fdb47.mp4 2025-05-27T10:28:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/15-live-demo-strategies-for-removing-non-visible-bro https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b7d33b4627701ea68295 LIVE DEMO: strategies for removing non-visible broken files with ultrasonics In this LIVE DEMO session, Dr. Terauchi shows the application of ultrasonic techniques for removing non-visible broken instruments within severely curved canals. Participants will discover the “10-second rule” as a predictor of removal success: if the fragment does not begin to move within 10 seconds, prolonged attempts are unlikely to succeed. Using a high-fidelity simulation model, Dr. Terauchi walks through various removal protocols involving ultrasonic tips, Piezoflow, and Endo Shaper systems. The session illustrates how file length, diameter, and curvature influence access and effectiveness, and provides visual guidance on adjusting strategies in cases of limited response. This demonstration bridges theory and practice, equipping clinicians with real-time decision-making tools and technical accuracy in one of endodontics’ most delicate procedures. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Live demonstration of the “10-second rule” in fractured file removal Use of ultrasonic tips, Piezoflow, and Endo Shaper on a simulation model Adjusting technique based on file visibility, anatomy, and curvature Clinical decision-making when ultrasonic efforts become inefficient https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af683b4627701e8fdb6c.mp4 2025-05-27T10:29:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/16-advanced-techniques-for-long-broken-file-removal https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b7e83b4627701ea6890d Advanced techniques for long broken file removal This lesson focuses on the clinical management of long or deeply positioned broken instruments, particularly those located around severe canal curvatures. Dr. Terauchi presents the use of burs to carefully access and retrieve longer fragments, minimizing dentin sacrifice and procedural risks. The session highlights the integration of ultrasonic irrigation systems like Piezoflow, which assist in dislodging fragments through enhanced acoustic streaming and debris clearance. A detailed flowchart is also provided, outlining the clinical decision-making process based on file visibility, location, and canal anatomy. Through a combination of precision instrumentation and step-by-step planning, clinicians will be better equipped to approach even the most complex instrument removal cases. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Rotary bur techniques for safely accessing and retrieving long broken files Application of Piezoflow for ultrasonic irrigation and biofilm disruption Management of broken instruments located around severe curvatures Strategic treatment planning through a structured removal flowchart https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af6f3b4627701e8fdb98.mp4 2025-05-27T10:29:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/innovation-in-endodontics-non-surgical-treatment/17-live-demo-practical-removal-of-long-broken-files https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6835b7fa3b4627701ea68a36 LIVE DEMO: Practical removal of long broken files using rotary burs and piezoflow In this LIVE DEMO, Dr. Terauchi demonstrates the practical application of advanced techniques for removing long broken files, especially those located around severe canal curvatures. Using a detailed simulation model, he showcases the use of rotary burs for precise dentin removal and fragment access, combined with Piezoflow ultrasonic irrigation to enhance fragment mobilization and cleaning. The demonstration also walks through a clinical flowchart guiding treatment planning and decision-making during the removal process. This hands-on session bridges theoretical concepts with real-time practice, providing valuable insights for clinicians facing challenging fractured instrument cases. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Use of rotary burs for accessing and removing long broken instruments Application of Piezoflow ultrasonic irrigation to assist fragment removal Techniques for managing broken files in severe canal curvatures Step-by-step clinical workflow for instrument removal decision-making https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6835af753b4627701e8fdbbb.mp4 2025-05-27T10:29:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/custom-mesh-gbr-master-course-simion-eng https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6863fb0cc675846c73170046 Custom Mesh & GBR Master Course: New Trends in Regeneration Master Prof. Massimo Simion’s advanced approach to GBR: techniques, materials, and strategies for complex bone regeneration. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6863d9edc675846c735eb243.mp4 2025-06-30T08:35:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/custom-mesh-gbr-master-course-simion-eng/1-classification-of-mandibular-atrophies-and-treatme https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6863da05c675846c735eb8b3 Classification of Mandibular Atrophies and Treatment Planning This first lesson explores how to select regenerative techniques and materials based on the morphology of bone defects and the anatomical zone involved, with a focus on cases of partial edentulism. Prof. Simion explains the clinical indications for using resorbable and non-resorbable membranes, the targeted use of connective tissue grafts, the evolution of vertical augmentation techniques, and the role of CBCT-designed custom titanium meshes. Participants will gain essential knowledge and skills for managing complex horizontal and vertical bone defects. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Material selection based on defect morphology Evolution of vertical augmentation techniques Clinical indications for GBR Innovative strategies for anterior maxillary regeneration https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6863f76ac675846c730cc22b.mp4 2025-06-30T08:53:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/custom-mesh-gbr-master-course-simion-eng/2-clinical-case-peri-implantitis-on-central-incisor https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6863da12c675846c735ebd9f Clinical Case: Peri-implantitis on Central Incisor This lesson focuses on the clinical management of a peri-implantitis case affecting a central incisor, complicated by a minimal periodontal attachment loss. Special emphasis is placed on the correct therapeutic sequence in a highly aesthetic area, where precision in the management of both hard and soft tissues is essential to achieve stable and harmonious results. Participants will follow the complete surgical protocol—from the extraction of the compromised implant to guided bone regeneration, implant therapy, and the management of peri-implant soft tissues using connective tissue grafts. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Treatment of peri-implantitis in the aesthetic zone Indications and techniques for site regeneration Surgical timing and criteria for implant placement Soft tissue management for optimal prosthetic integration https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6863f788c675846c730cc590.mp4 2025-07-01T12:44:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/custom-mesh-gbr-master-course-simion-eng/3-management-of-fenestrations-and-dehiscences https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6863f60cc675846c730b4861 Management of Fenestrations and Dehiscences This lesson offers an in-depth exploration of the clinical approach to Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) in partially edentulous patients, with a specific focus on the treatment of localized defects such as dehiscences and fenestrations. Prof. Simion presents decision-making criteria for selecting regenerative materials based on the morphology and extent of the defect, supported by practical examples from various regions of the oral cavity. Complex clinical cases requiring both vertical and horizontal bone augmentation are examined in detail. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Management of small bone dehiscences using resorbable membranes Treatment strategies for fenestrations Tailored approaches for anterior and posterior regions in partially edentulous patients Techniques for complex bone augmentation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6863f79dc675846c730cca39.mp4 2025-07-01T12:44:29Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/custom-mesh-gbr-master-course-simion-eng/4-complex-defects-vertical-ridge-augmentation-and-m https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6863f61fc675846c730b4ab7 Complex Defects: Vertical Ridge Augmentation and Maxillary Sinus Lift This lesson focuses on the surgical management of anatomically complex cases where the combination of vertical ridge resorption and an enlarged maxillary sinus results in less than 3 mm of residual bone. In such scenarios, Prof. Simion illustrates a combined approach—vertical ridge augmentation along with sinus lift—as the only viable strategy to achieve sufficient bone height for implant rehabilitation. The discussion emphasizes cases in partially edentulous patients, particularly in the posterior maxilla, where the defect morphology rules out the use of short implants and requires targeted vertical augmentation using advanced regenerative protocols. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Management of cases with less than 3 mm of residual bone in the posterior maxilla Surgical planning when short implants are not a suitable option Regenerative strategies for severe vertical defects in posterior regions Advanced GBR techniques for cases of severe bone atrophy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6863f7b5c675846c730cd110.mp4 2025-07-01T12:44:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/custom-mesh-gbr-master-course-simion-eng/5-managing-bone-defects-in-the-anterior-mandibular-r https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6863f62cc675846c730b6370 Managing Bone Defects in the Anterior Mandibular Region In this lesson, Prof. Simion explores the clinical indications for Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) in the anterior mandibular area. The lesson focuses on effective surgical strategies for treating mixed bone defects, particularly when the vertical component is less than 3 mm. It also examines complex clinical cases involving advanced resorption with vertical bone loss exceeding 3 mm, where the use of reinforced non-resorbable membranes is recommended, along with precise soft tissue management. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Treatment of mixed defects in the anterior mandibular region Use of resorbable membranes for defects under 3 mm Indications for reinforced non-resorbable titanium membranes Integrated strategies for achieving soft tissue aesthetics and stability https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6863f7c9c675846c730cded3.mp4 2025-07-01T12:44:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/custom-mesh-gbr-master-course-simion-eng/6-evolution-of-techniques-and-materials-for-vertical https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6863f641c675846c730b7de1 Evolution of Techniques and Materials for Vertical Bone Augmentation This lesson provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of regenerative techniques for vertical bone augmentation, with a specific focus on titanium meshes and modern collagen barriers. Through the analysis of clinical cases in esthetic areas and a detailed explanation of the design process for custom-made meshes, Prof. Simion outlines the criteria for selecting the most appropriate regenerative device based on the defect type and anatomical location. The lesson also delves into the essential properties a collagen membrane must possess to be truly effective—occlusiveness, rigidity, space maintenance, and tissue integration. A high-value session for professionals seeking to fully understand the clinical and biological rationale behind the use of advanced GBR materials. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: The evolution of titanium mesh technologies Criteria for selecting collagen membranes Clinical application of meshes in esthetic zones Digital design of custom-made titanium meshes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6863f7e1c675846c730ce5d7.mp4 2025-07-01T12:44:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/custom-mesh-gbr-master-course-simion-eng/7-management-of-anterior-mandibular-bone-defects-gre https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6863f651c675846c730b82be Management of Anterior Mandibular Bone Defects Greater Than 3 mm This lesson focuses on the treatment of significant vertical bone defects—greater than 3 mm—in the lower anterior region, a challenging area due to limited bone availability and complex anatomical constraints. Emphasis is placed on selecting the most appropriate regenerative materials and techniques to achieve stable, predictable vertical augmentation while preserving both aesthetics and function. The use of reinforced non-resorbable membranes and the simultaneous management of soft tissues are presented as essential strategies for the successful resolution of these severe defects. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Specific indications for treating vertical defects over 3 mm in the lower anterior mandible Use of titanium-reinforced non-resorbable membranes Integrated soft tissue management Critical factors in regenerative planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6863f7f7c675846c730cedab.mp4 2025-07-01T12:45:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/custom-mesh-gbr-master-course-simion-eng/8-management-of-bilateral-edentulous-sites-in-the-ma https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6863f660c675846c730b847d Management of Bilateral Edentulous Sites in the Maxilla This lesson presents a clinical case involving bilateral posterior edentulism in the upper jaw, where a highly pneumatized maxillary sinus requires a careful assessment of the residual bone volume. In selected cases, targeted vertical ridge augmentation can be performed using advanced regenerative devices, enabling implant placement without sinus involvement. Prof. Simion focuses on surgical indications, material selection, and the clinical rationale for managing these cases effectively and in a minimally invasive way, prioritizing long-term predictability and preservation of sinus anatomy. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Treatment of bilateral edentulous areas in the posterior maxilla Planning vertical ridge augmentation without sinus elevation Clinical criteria to avoid sinus lift procedures https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6863f812c675846c730cf07d.mp4 2025-07-01T12:45:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/custom-mesh-gbr-master-course-simion-eng/9-relive-surgery-horizontal-and-vertical-ridge-augm https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6863f672c675846c730c9a5a ReLIVE Surgery: Horizontal and Vertical Ridge Augmentation with a Next-Generation Custom Semi-Permeable Titanium Mesh This ReLIVE Surgery showcases an advanced regenerative procedure that combines horizontal and vertical ridge augmentation using a next-generation, custom-designed semi-permeable titanium mesh, tailored from CBCT imaging. The video provides a comprehensive view of the full surgical protocol—from site preparation to soft tissue management, and the precise placement and stabilization of the custom mesh. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Use of custom semi-permeable titanium meshes based on CBCT data Simultaneous horizontal and vertical ridge augmentation techniques Surgical protocol for site preparation and mesh positioning Strategies for soft tissue handling and stabilization https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6863f823c675846c730cf801.mp4 2025-07-01T12:45:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ultimate-journey-mucogengival-surgery-zucchelli https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6880def37c4c6a63f6c4cda8 The Ultimate Journey Into Mucogingival Surgery – Latest Techniques Around Teeth Discover with Giovanni Zucchelli the mucogingival approach to periodontal regeneration and the latest techniques for treating gingival recession https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6888cf5ac65239440405e391.mp4 2025-07-23T13:07:37Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ultimate-journey-mucogengival-surgery-zucchelli/1-management-of-single-recession-in-the-upper-molar https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6880e6c27c4c6a63f6dc6363 Management of Single Recession in the Upper Molar Area This video lecture explores the clinical management of a single type gingival recession in the maxillary first molar region, a situation that poses both anatomical and biological challenges. The reduced vestibular depth and proximity to the mucogingival junction increase the complexity and risk of further periodontal attachment loss. The lecture introduces a detailed incision design and explains the harvesting of connective tissue from the palate, providing a comprehensive surgical approach. This case exemplifies the rationale behind combining mucogingival and restorative strategies for achieving long-term stability. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Clinical considerations in single recession defects on upper molars Impact of reduced vestibular depth on surgical planning Incision design and tissue management strategies Harvesting technique for connective tissue grafts from the palate https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6880e90c7c4c6a63f6dfe7d1.mp4 2025-07-23T13:39:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ultimate-journey-mucogengival-surgery-zucchelli/2-multiple-coronally-advanced-flap-and-soft-tissue-c https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6880e6c67c4c6a63f6dc6400 Multiple Coronally Advanced Flap and Soft Tissue Conditioning for Implant Sites This lecture focuses on the application of the Multiple Coronally Advanced Flap (CAF) technique for treating multiple gingival recessions, especially in patients with high aesthetic expectations. A specific emphasis is placed on the soft tissue conditioning of edentulous sites prior to implant placement to underline the importance of delaying implant surgery until soft tissue healing is complete. The lesson explores the biomechanical dynamics of flap rotation in the absence of vertical releasing incisions, and how flap design is influenced by the measurement of recession depth. Key surgical refinements include the transition from trapezoidal to triangular papilla design and precise management of the papilla groove. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Indications for multiple CAF in aesthetic areas and pre-implant conditioning Flap rotation mechanics without vertical releasing incisions Measuring recession depth for flap dimension planning Surgical refinements: triangular papilla and papilla groove technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6880e9117c4c6a63f6dfe7e1.mp4 2025-07-23T13:40:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ultimate-journey-mucogengival-surgery-zucchelli/3-evolution-of-surgical-protocols-and-site-specific https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6880e6cd7c4c6a63f6dc642e Evolution of Surgical Protocols and Site-Specific Grafting in CAF Procedures This lecture compares past and current surgical protocols in the management of gingival recession, with a focus on the refinements introduced to improve long-term outcomes. Root planing is now performed using smaller curettes, and the anatomical papilla is de-epithelialized with microsurgical scissors for greater precision. The lecture explains why the traditional use of Coronally Advanced Flap (CAF) alone is no longer appropriate in cases with less than 1 mm of keratinized tissue, due to the increased risk of recurrence. A detailed discussion follows on how to manage site-specific grafting and achieve stable fixation of the graft, especially in peripheral teeth. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Key differences between traditional and modern CAF protocols Microsurgical tools for root planing and papilla de-epithelialization Clinical decision-making based on keratinized tissue thickness Techniques for site-specific graft positioning and stabilization https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6880e9167c4c6a63f6dfe900.mp4 2025-07-23T13:40:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ultimate-journey-mucogengival-surgery-zucchelli/4-recession-coverage-in-the-anterior-mandible-possi https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6880e6e67c4c6a63f6dc6901 Recession Coverage in the Anterior Mandible: Possibilities and Limits In this lecture, the anatomical and technical challenges of recession coverage in the anterior mandible are discussed. This area is often characterized by limited keratinized tissue, shallow vestibular depth, and restrictive anatomical structures such as frenulum insertions and mucosal invaginations. Various surgical techniques are reviewed, with attention to their indications based on the clinician’s level of experience. Particular focus is given to the free gingival graft for vestibular deepening and the Modified Two-Step Technique, which enhances aesthetics while reducing graft dimensions. The lecture concludes with the laterally and coronally moved flap approach for optimized integration. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Anatomical limitations of the anterior mandible and their surgical impact Indications and benefits of free gingival grafts to increase vestibular depth Modified Two-Step Technique: rationale and clinical steps Vertically-coronally and laterally moved flap techniques for challenging cases https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6880e91c7c4c6a63f6dfecc9.mp4 2025-07-23T13:40:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ultimate-journey-mucogengival-surgery-zucchelli/5-vertically-coronally-advanced-flap-protocol-and-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6880e6fa7c4c6a63f6dc69ad Vertically Coronally Advanced Flap: Protocol and Indications In this lecture, the Vertically Coronally Advanced Flap (V-CAF) is introduced as a versatile surgical approach for both single and multiple gingival recessions, particularly in the lower mandible. Unlike free gingival grafts—which may be limited in deep recessions due to harvesting constraints—the V-CAF can be reliably used across a wider range of clinical scenarios. The procedure enables increased vestibular depth, soft tissue thickness, and high root coverage predictability. The lesson also introduces a “difficulty score” for isolated recessions, analyzing key anatomical challenges and walking through each phase of the surgical protocol. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Clinical indications and advantages of the Vertically Coronally Advanced Flap Management of multiple recessions with vertical releasing incisions Difficulty score: assessing anatomical challenges before surgery Step-by-step overview of the surgical technique, from flap design to graft fixation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6880e9237c4c6a63f6dfefd3.mp4 2025-07-23T13:40:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ultimate-journey-mucogengival-surgery-zucchelli/6-biological-rationale-behind-the-coronally-advanced https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6880e7007c4c6a63f6dc69c8 Biological Rationale Behind the Coronally Advanced Flap and the Role of Connective Tissue Graft This lecture delves into the biological foundations of the Coronally Advanced Flap (CAF) and highlights the strategic use of connective tissue grafts (CTG) to enhance clinical outcomes. While no biomaterial can replicate the biological and regenerative potential of autogenous connective tissue, its use also presents challenges such as potential exposure or overgrowth. The session outlines how CTG contributes to flap stability, long-term root coverage, and improved soft tissue quality, while supporting both hard and soft tissue regeneration. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Biological rationale supporting the CAF technique Advantages and limitations of using connective tissue grafts Strategies to maintain flap stability during healing Long-term benefits: root coverage, vestibular deepening, and tissue regeneration https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6880e9287c4c6a63f6dff114.mp4 2025-07-23T13:40:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ultimate-journey-mucogengival-surgery-zucchelli/7-the-mucogingival-approach-to-periodontal-regenerat https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6880e7067c4c6a63f6dc69e5 The Mucogingival Approach to Periodontal Regeneration This in-depth lecture covers the regenerative surgical approach to periodontal defects, emphasizing the biological mechanisms underlying true periodontal regeneration. Through the colonization of periodontal ligament cells, not only new bone formation is achieved, but also the regeneration of new cementum and periodontal ligament, restoring the full architecture of the periodontal apparatus. The lecture highlights the importance of stabilizing the blood clot on the root surface, which serves as a scaffold for cellular colonization and tissue regeneration. Strategies to maintain space and promote first intention healing are discussed as essential for optimal outcomes. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Biological principles of true periodontal regeneration Role of blood clot stabilization and space maintenance Cellular colonization from periodontal ligament and bone marrow Techniques to achieve first intention healing in regenerative surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6880e92e7c4c6a63f6dff146.mp4 2025-07-23T13:40:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/ultimate-journey-mucogengival-surgery-zucchelli/8-the-mucogingival-approach-to-periodontal-regenerat https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6880e70e7c4c6a63f6dc6a20 The Mucogingival Approach to Periodontal Regeneration in Complex Defects This in-depth lecture covers the regenerative surgical approach to periodontal defects, emphasizing the biological mechanisms underlying true periodontal regeneration. Through the colonization of periodontal ligament cells, not only new bone formation is achieved, but also the regeneration of new cementum and periodontal ligament, restoring the full architecture of the periodontal apparatus. The lecture highlights the importance of stabilizing the blood clot on the root surface, which serves as a scaffold for cellular colonization and tissue regeneration. Strategies to maintain space and promote first intention healing are discussed as essential for optimal outcomes. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Biological principles of true periodontal regeneration Role of blood clot stabilization and space maintenance Cellular colonization from periodontal ligament and bone marrow Techniques to achieve first intention healing in regenerative surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6880e9357c4c6a63f6dff168.mp4 2025-07-23T13:40:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos https://img.osteocom.me/upload/689077d862109e7f9a3a6434 Zero Bone Loss Concepts - Implantes Inmediatos Zero Bone Loss: descubre junto al Prof. Tomas Linkevičius el concepto innovador para la preservación de la estabilidad ósea con implantes inmediatos. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6891bc0d4419a6974c8aa9f1.mp4 2025-08-04T08:40:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/1-implantes-inmediatos-por-que-deberiamos-elegirlo https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908c2d62109e7f9abf3865 Implantes inmediatos: ¿por qué deberíamos elegirlos? En esta primera video lección, el Prof. Linkevičius se centra en los factores más importantes a tener en cuenta para aplicar la filosofía Zero Bone Loss con implantes inmediatos. El Prof. Linkevičius presenta las ventajas de los implantes inmediatos, discute en detalle los prejuicios que tradicionalmente han acompañado esta opción terapéutica, y compara implantes inmediatos y tardíos, demostrando cómo los primeros ofrecen un resultado estético superior. Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: Ventajas de los implantes inmediatos: menor riesgo de periimplantitis, inflamación y acumulación de placa o restos de comida Protocolo de extracción para guiar la colocación del implante Introducción al tratamiento en zona anterior y molar Funcionalidad de los pilares de cicatrización individuales Condicionamiento de los tejidos Maduración y mineralización del hueso Comparación entre implantes inmediatos y tardíos https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68908c3062109e7f9abf386e.mp4 2025-08-04T09:14:37Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/2-por-que-se-consideran-arriesgados-los-implantes-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908c6d62109e7f9abf4d99 ¿Por qué se consideran arriesgados los implantes inmediatos? ¿Existe realmente un mayor riesgo en el uso de implantes inmediatos en comparación con los diferidos? En esta segunda lección, el Prof. Linkevičius responde a esta pregunta/, que desde hace años ocupa un lugar central en los debates entre profesionales del sector. Los participantes podrán observar cómo la implantología inmediata está basada en la evidencia científica y cómo su mala reputación se debe, en gran parte, a la escasa comprensión de los aspectos biológicos que sustentan esta filosofía. Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: Prejuicios sobre la implantología inmediata: biología, selección de casos y tratamiento ¿Cuáles pueden ser las causas de la reabsorción ósea? Ventajas y desventajas de los implantes inmediatos tanto para el clínico como para el paciente Selección de casos: indicaciones y contraindicaciones para la implantología inmediata Alteraciones en tejidos blandos y duros en los alvéolos postextracción La posición tridimensional correcta de los implantes inmediatos https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68908c6562109e7f9abf4d6a.mp4 2025-08-04T09:14:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/3-el-exito-de-los-implantes-inmediatos-osteointegra https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908cbb62109e7f9abf527d El éxito de los implantes inmediatos: osteointegración, perfil y tejidos periimplantarios Después de haber analizado el fundamento de la filosofía Zero Bone Loss aplicada a los implantes inmediatos, el Prof. Linkevičius explica por qué la implantología inmediata debe considerarse una opción terapéutica exitosa, capaz de convertirse en el nuevo gold standard. Se presentan las preguntas clave que deben plantearse para comprender plenamente cómo realizar una colocación inmediata correcta de los implantes. En este contexto, se habla de cómo se produce la osteointegración, cómo se mantiene el contorno y cómo se desarrollan los tejidos periimplantarios Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: La capacidad de osteointegración de los implantes inmediatos ¿Qué pasa con el contorno en los alvéolos postextracción? Cómo se mantiene el contorno en los sitios con colocación inmediata Sustitutos óseos: aloinjertos y xenoinjertos ¿Cuándo es necesario colocar un injerto óseo? ¿Cuándo es necesario colocar un injerto de tejido blando? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68908cb462109e7f9abf525f.mp4 2025-08-04T09:14:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/4-el-exito-de-los-implantes-inmediatos-estabilidad https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908d3d62109e7f9ac08211 El éxito de los implantes inmediatos: estabilidad primaria y niveles de la cresta ósea En esta lección, el Prof. Linkevičius presenta los dos últimos elementos fundamentales para comprender plenamente el proceso de colocación inmediata de implantes: la estabilidad primaria y la estabilidad de la cresta ósea. Los participantes observarán cómo ambas están directamente relacionadas con el diseño del implante y con el diseño del pilar de cicatrización individual. Finalmente, al abordar los conceptos de estabilidad biológica y mecánica, el Prof. Linkevičius analiza en profundidad los distintos tipos de conexión implante-pilar, las superficies lisas y pulidas de los implantes, así como las diferentes opciones de diseño, diferenciando entre formas cilíndricas y cónicas. Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: Diseño de la conexión del implante Conexiones cónicas: ángulo y contexto biológico ¿Cómo se alcanza la estabilidad primaria? Diseño cilíndrico o cónico https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68908d2b62109e7f9ac07f5c.mp4 2025-08-04T09:14:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/5-colocacion-de-implantes-inmediatos-en-la-region-mo https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908ee862109e7f9ac110c4 Colocación de implantes inmediatos en la región molar: estabilidad y profundidad del implante, injerto óseo, pilares de cicatrización e injertos de tejido En esta lección se analizan los tres posibles tipos de alvéolos postextracción en la región molar, y se ofrecen consejos prácticos para lograr el mejor resultado posible en cada uno de estos escenarios. A continuación, el Prof. Linkevičius aborda los protocolos de extracción atraumática, la colocación del implante, las conexiones entre el implante y el pilar, y el torque de inserción. Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: Elementos a evaluar para una colocación inmediata del implante: longitud del hueso por debajo del ápice, altura y anchura del hueso intraseptal Extracción atraumática del diente Puntos de referencia a tener en cuenta para planificar la colocación del implante Conexión entre implante y pilar ¿Cuál es el torque de inserción necesario? ¿Qué sustituto óseo utilizar? https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68908eb062109e7f9ac10f7c.mp4 2025-08-04T09:14:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/6-colocacion-de-implantes-inmediatos-en-la-region-mo https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908f0a62109e7f9ac12bd1 Colocación de implantes inmediatos en la región molar: tipos A, B y C En esta lección dedicada a la colocación de implantes en la región molar, el Prof. Linkevičius muestra cómo los molares unirradiculares representan una excelente indicación para el tratamiento inmediato. Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: Colocación inmediata de implantes en la zona de los molares superiores Angulación del implante en relación con la raíz palatina ¿Qué hacer cuando no es posible colocar el implante en el centro del alvéolo postextracción? Dirección bucolingual del implante para lograr estabilidad https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68908f0262109e7f9ac1237a.mp4 2025-08-04T09:15:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/7-implantes-inmediatos-en-premolares https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908f1362109e7f9ac12d09 Implantes inmediatos en premolares ¿Cómo colocar implantes inmediatos en la zona premolar? ¿Cuáles son las indicaciones y contraindicaciones para este tipo de tratamiento? El Prof. Linkevičius muestra cómo lograr la estabilización mesiodistal y apical del implante inmediato en esta área, y presenta un caso clínico al fin de destacar cómo cada pequeño detalle resulta fundamental para el éxito del tratamiento. Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: La distancia implante-diente necesaria para lograr el éxito del tratamiento Tratamiento de premolares birradiculares ¿Cómo funciona la estabilización mesiodistal en los premolares superiores? Estabilización apical https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6890901062109e7f9ac19de1.mp4 2025-08-04T09:15:05Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/8-los-secretos-protesicos-de-las-restauraciones-inme https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908f1c62109e7f9ac12d8a Los secretos protésicos de las restauraciones inmediatas Gracias a esta lección, los participantes recibirán muchos consejos prácticos fundamentales para alcanzar el éxito en los tratamientos con implantes inmediatos. El Prof. Linkevičius presenta cuatro factores clave que deben considerarse desde el punto de vista protésico al planificar un tratamiento con implantes inmediatos: el perfil de emergencia, la influencia de los materiales, el método de toma de impresión y el análisis de las prótesis. Se presta especial atención a la elección de la base de titanio adecuada para lograr estabilidad ósea alrededor de implantes colocados a nivel crestal. Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: La altura necesaria de la base de titanio ¿Cómo influye la altura gingival del pilar protésico en el nivel del hueso marginal? Influencia de la altura gingival de la base de titanio en la estabilidad ósea Forma y altura del canal de protección https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6890901562109e7f9ac19df6.mp4 2025-08-04T09:15:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/9-manejo-de-complicaciones https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908f6262109e7f9ac14551 Manejo de complicaciones El objetivo es minimizar las complicaciones y saber manejarlas en caso de que se presenten, tanto durante como después de la cirugía. El Prof. Linkevičius muestra las clasificaciones de las complicaciones, centrándose especialmente en la importancia del canal de protección para evitar dehiscencias tisulares y sangrado tras la retirada de la prótesis. Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: Ausencia de estabilidad primaria y mala selección de casos Pérdida de implantes y mala colocación tridimensional Selección inadecuada del implante y tratamiento protésico deficiente https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6890901b62109e7f9ac19dfc.mp4 2025-08-04T09:15:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/10-cirugia-re-live-implantes-inmediatos-en-zona-ante https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908f6962109e7f9ac14a6e Cirugía Re-LIVE: Implantes inmediatos en zona anterior En esta primera vídeo cirugía, el Prof. Linkevičius muestra cómo aplicar el protocolo Zero Bone Loss en un caso de colocación inmediata de implante en un incisivo lateral. Inicialmente, se presenta la fase de eliminación de la corona del diente considerado no recuperable, seguida del seccionamiento de la raíz y su extracción tras fragmentarla en dos partes. Después se procede con la limpieza del alvéolo y la colocación de un implante Megagen Anyridge de 4 mm de diámetro y 13 mm de longitud, con un torque de 50 Newton para lograr la estabilidad primaria. Los participantes también podrán observar los pasos necesarios para recoger el injerto conectivo del paladar del paciente. Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: Extracción de la corona y seccionamiento de la raíz Fase de fresado para crear un eje palatino Colocación del implante y cierre provisional con pilar de cicatrización personalizado Creación del espacio para la colocación de injertos óseos Prueba de la prótesis provisional Protocolo de sutura y seguimiento https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6890902462109e7f9ac19e08.mp4 2025-08-04T09:15:17Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/11-cirugia-re-live-implantes-inmediatos-en-zona-mola https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908f7a62109e7f9ac1586e Cirugía Re-LIVE: Implantes inmediatos en zona molar tipo A En esta vídeo cirugía se presenta la colocación inmediata de un implante en la zona molar con pilares de cicatrización personalizados. Los participantes observarán cómo la colocación inmediata del implante es una opción de tratamiento viable gracias a la adecuada disponibilidad de hueso por debajo del ápice. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6890902962109e7f9ac19e0e.mp4 2025-08-04T09:15:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/12-cirugia-re-live-implantes-inmediatos-en-zona-mola https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908f8262109e7f9ac158b4 Cirugía Re-LIVE: Implantes inmediatos en zona molar tipo B En esta vídeo cirugía, el Prof. Linkevičius muestra el tratamiento en la zona molar tipo B mediante un enfoque de implantología inmediata. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6890902d62109e7f9ac19e14.mp4 2025-08-04T09:15:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/13-cirugia-re-live-colocacion-de-implantes-full-arch https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908f8962109e7f9ac15e30 Cirugía Re-LIVE: colocación de implantes full-arch All-On-5 En esta vídeo cirugía, el Prof. Linkevičius muestra la colocación inmediata y la carga de implantes con conexión cónica, así como la restauración provisional cross-arch. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6890903362109e7f9ac19e27.mp4 2025-08-04T09:15:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/14-las-caracteristicas-del-diseno-del-implante-para-l https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908f9c62109e7f9ac17144 Las características del diseño del implante para la colocación inmediata ¿Qué características debe tener un implante destinado a una colocación inmediata? El diseño del implante es fundamental para el éxito del procedimiento inmediato, y el Prof. Linkevičius explica cómo, en la mayoría de los casos, el fracaso se debe a la falta de estabilidad primaria. Se mostrarán casos en los que la colocación inmediata ha fallado, para que los participantes comprendan claramente las causas de dichos fracasos. Temáticas tratadas en esta lección: ¿Qué ocurre cuando se ponen en contacto superficies pulidas con el hueso? ¿Forma del implante: cilíndrica o cónica? Diseño de las roscas del implante Enfoque específico en la estabilidad primaria mesiodistal https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6890903962109e7f9ac19e6e.mp4 2025-08-04T09:15:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/zero-bone-loss-linkevicius-implantes-inmediatos/15-implantes-inmediatos-en-la-zona-anterior https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68908fa262109e7f9ac1757b Implantes inmediatos en la zona anterior Esta última vídeo lección se centra en los protocolos para la colocación de implantes inmediatos en la zona anterior, es decir, en el área estética. Se presta especial atención a la obtención de un contorno tisular óptimo desde el punto de vista estético. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6890903e62109e7f9ac19e77.mp4 2025-08-04T09:15:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/skyn-digital-smile-design-livio-yoshinaga https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68d514d2ac3434415bac29e0 Skyn Digital Smile Design for an Innovative Patient Experience Discover with Livio Yoshinaga the Skyn Digital Smile Design Concept for predictable and minimally invasive full-mouth rehabilitation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68cd1171520d171f2c2a44ea.mp4 2025-09-17T07:55:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/skyn-digital-smile-design-livio-yoshinaga/1-introduction-to-the-skyn-concept-and-digital-smile https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68cc14fb520d171f2c8f302c Introduction to the SKYN Concept and Digital Smile Design In this first video lecture, Livio Yoshinaga introduces the SKYN Concept, a revolutionary philosophy built on Digital Smile Design. This session emphasizes the importance of understanding patient’s feelings about their smile and how this insight drives any aesthetic change. The lecture highlights the innovative advantages of the SKYN workflow, which eliminates traditional physical impressions, wax-ups and added ceramics, replacing them with ultra-thin veneers and a fully digital archive accessible indefinitely. Participants will explore how intraoral scanners, digital impressions, 3D photography and CAD design enhance patient awareness, communication and overall experience. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: The rationale behind the SKYN Concept and its philosophy of a fully digital, ultra-thin veneer workflow Diagnosis and treatment planning using advanced digital tools The use of the Smile Design App, indirect digital magnification and prep strategies to improve precision Tridimensional communication techniques, orthodontic simulation for patient communication, and chairside CAD design https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68cd1454520d171f2c33b140.mp4 2025-09-18T14:12:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/skyn-digital-smile-design-livio-yoshinaga/2-the-philosophy-and-tools-of-the-skyn-concept https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68cc1503520d171f2c8f30e2 The philosophy and tools of the SKYN Concept This lecture explores the philosophy behind the SKYN Concept and its innovative approach to smile design. It introduces the SKYN Supernatural Library, where natural tooth morphology is digitally transformed into “supernatural” shapes, defining the ideal form and position of teeth while respecting biological limitations. The session also emphasizes the advantages of Digital Smile Design (DSD), showing how digital workflows—from intraoral scanning to 3D planning and final veneer fabrication using SKYN milling strategies—improve precision, efficiency, and patient communication. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Establishing a consistent photo protocol to capture accurate clinical data Using dynamic video documentation to analyze the emotional and social smiles of patients Understanding how the SKYN Supernatural Library guides ideal tooth shape and positioning Integrating digital tools and milling strategies for final veneer creation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68cd1459520d171f2c33b162.mp4 2025-09-18T14:12:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/skyn-digital-smile-design-livio-yoshinaga/3-digital-documentation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68cc1515520d171f2c8f3201 Digital documentation Digital documentation represents the most critical phase of the SKYN Concept workflow, as the entire protocol depends on accurate and complete data capture. This lesson demonstrates how to simplify the documentation process while ensuring precision and reliability, using only essential digital records. By combining a single frontal facial photo, a short relaxed and natural video, an MIH intraoral scan, and a JIG scan, clinicians can efficiently gather all the information needed for accurate smile design and treatment planning. This approach reduces complexity, saves time, and enhances patient communication from the very first step. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Capturing a frontal facial photo to establish baseline aesthetic references Recording a short, relaxed video to analyze the emotional and natural smile Performing an MIH intraoral scan to obtain accurate dental morphology Using a JIG scan to capture bite registration and occlusal relationships for precise planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68d1196d520d171f2ced9b1c.mp4 2025-09-18T14:12:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/skyn-digital-smile-design-livio-yoshinaga/4-smile-design https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68cc1601520d171f2c8f516c Smile design This lecture covers the fundamentals of smile design, guiding clinicians through the essential steps to achieve an aesthetic and harmonious result. It emphasizes how precise planning in 2D can streamline the workflow, reduce errors, and enhance patient communication. By focusing on key elements such as head positioning, midline alignment, incisal edge placement, and SKYN style selection, clinicians can ensure that the designed smile is both functional and visually pleasing. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Finding the best horizontal head position to standardize facial reference Comparing the facial and dental midline to ensure symmetry Setting a new incisal edge position to optimize aesthetics and function Selecting the appropriate skyn style to define tooth shape and proportion https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68cd1467520d171f2c33b2ff.mp4 2025-09-18T14:12:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/skyn-digital-smile-design-livio-yoshinaga/5-the-aesthetic-chart https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68cc15f3520d171f2c8f50ee The aesthetic chart This lecture introduces the Aesthetic Chart, a systematic tool for comprehensive smile analysis. It emphasizes how structured data collection allows clinicians to evaluate facial, dento-labial, phonetic, and dental characteristics in a precise and reproducible way. By combining facial reference lines, occlusal relationships, and tooth morphology, the aesthetic chart ensures a detailed understanding of each patient’s unique features, enabling more accurate treatment planning and enhancing predictability and patient satisfaction. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Facial analysis, including horizontal and vertical reference lines, lips, and profile Dento-labial analysis, evaluating incisal edge morphology, smile line, midline, incisal plane, and occlusal plane Phonetic and dental analysis, considering interincisal line, tooth typology, texture, and occlusal relationships such as overjet, overbite, and central occlusion Collecting and integrating all data into a structured chart for precise treatment planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68cd146d520d171f2c33b314.mp4 2025-09-18T14:12:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/skyn-digital-smile-design-livio-yoshinaga/6-smile-design-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68cc1538520d171f2c8f433a Smile Design technique This lecture focuses on practical smile design techniques, guiding clinicians step by step through the digital workflow. Using Digital Smile Design (DSD) and a Keynote-based tutorial, it demonstrates how to plan and create smiles with precision, balancing aesthetics and function. The session emphasizes how digital tools simplify the design process, increase accuracy, and allow for clear communication with both patients and laboratories. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Step-by-step guidance for Digital Smile Design (DSD) using Keynote Techniques to plan and design smiles with precise proportions and alignment Optimizing aesthetic and functional outcomes in digital planning Enhancing patient communication and visualization through digital mock-ups https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68cd1472520d171f2c33b328.mp4 2025-09-18T14:12:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/skyn-digital-smile-design-livio-yoshinaga/7-digital-smile-design-with-smilecloud https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68cc153f520d171f2c8f4368 Digital Smile Design with SmileCloud This lecture presents SmileCloud, a digital platform that streamlines the Smile Design process. Clinicians learn how to leverage the cloud-based system to plan smiles efficiently, using digital tools to visualize, modify, and communicate designs in real time. The session highlights the advantages of cloud integration, including easy access to patient records, collaborative planning with laboratories, and enhanced patient engagement. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Using SmileCloud for digital smile planning and visualization Modifying and refining smile designs in a cloud-based workflow Facilitating collaboration with laboratories and dental teams Improving patient understanding and involvement in the treatment planning process https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68cd1479520d171f2c33b34a.mp4 2025-09-18T14:12:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/skyn-digital-smile-design-livio-yoshinaga/8-digital-mirror-and-patient-experience https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68cc159e520d171f2c8f4f13 Digital Mirror and Patient Experience This lecture focuses on enhancing the patient journey by integrating digital tools with high-tech smile design and principles of architecture and presentation. Clinicians learn how to use the Digital Mirror to present cases effectively, applying concepts of sales psychology to improve patient engagement. The session also explores the Smile Studio approach, guiding the creation of a seamless customer experience, from initial consultation and video recording before the mock-up, to a second video with the mock-up, and the final discussion comparing before and after results. Emphasis is placed on design, comfort, and the emotional impact of the digital workflow. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Using the Digital Mirror for patient presentation and communication Applying sales psychology to improve patient engagement and satisfaction Creating a structured Smile Studio experience, including pre- and post-mock-up videos Enhancing customer experience through design, comfort, and clear visualization of results https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68cd147f520d171f2c33b751.mp4 2025-09-18T14:12:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68f9eaade83f32902e527d69 Prosthetic Principles for Predictable Aesthetics Join Dr. Stephen Chu to master advanced prosthetic principles and techniques for predictable aesthetic outcomes. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a2fd629cd30af179a926971.mp4 2025-10-22T14:08:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics/1-tooth-size-and-shape---part-1 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68fa0265bb0cc43d70c160cc Tooth Size and Shape - Part 1 Discover how tooth size influences aesthetic and functional outcomes in complex restorative cases. In this first video lecture, Dr. Chu focuses on predictable strategies for selecting the right tooth dimensions for each patient. You will learn how to assess and choose small, medium, or large teeth based on treatment goals, as well as the difference between golden proportions and individual tooth proportions, gender-related size variations, and the practical use of Bolton Analysis in treatment planning. Real clinical cases illustrate how these concepts guide successful aesthetic and functional outcomes. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Selecting tooth size to meet aesthetic and functional treatment objectives Understanding golden vs individual tooth proportions Gender differences in tooth dimensions Applying Bolton Analysis in restorative and aesthetic planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68fa3289bb0cc43d70e53a81.mp4 2025-10-22T14:19:04Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics/2-tooth-size-and-shape---part-2 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68fa027fbb0cc43d70c287f4 Tooth Size and Shape - Part 2 This second video lecture dives deeper into tooth shape and its role in achieving harmonious aesthetics, building on the principles of tooth size discussed in the previous module. Dr. Chu explores tooth shape, individual proportions, and their impact on gingival and dental architecture. Latest research on tooth size and shape, including gender differences, is presented alongside interdisciplinary approaches involving orthodontics, periodontics, and restorative dentistry. Innovative tools and techniques are also discussed, providing practical guidance to achieve predictable, aesthetically pleasing results. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Analyzing tooth shape and individual proportions Diagnosing dental and gingival discrepancies in complex aesthetic cases Interdisciplinary approaches: orthodontics, periodontics, and restorative dentistry Innovative tools and techniques for aesthetic treatment planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68fa3292bb0cc43d70e53ab8.mp4 2025-10-22T14:20:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics/3-multidisciplinary-treatment-how-to-integrate-orth https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68fa02bcbb0cc43d70cbb337 Multidisciplinary Treatment: How To Integrate Orthodontics Explore how orthodontics can enhance restorative dentistry outcomes in adult patients. This lesson highlights the benefits and considerations of integrating orthodontics into complex aesthetic treatments. Multiple clinical cases are presented to demonstrate when orthodontic intervention is necessary or optional and how it can make restorative treatments more predictable and less invasive. Key topics include managing large or misaligned teeth, correcting crowding, and addressing aesthetic issues such as black triangles and tooth discoloration. Interdisciplinary strategies, including staged tooth movements and forced extrusion, are discussed alongside diagnostic tools like proportion gauges. Practical insights into periodontal phenotypes, tooth shape, and facial considerations provide a comprehensive approach to planning successful aesthetic treatments. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68fa3299bb0cc43d70e53acf.mp4 2025-10-22T14:20:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics/4-implants-in-the-aesthetic-zone--part-1-identifyi https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68fa02c4bb0cc43d70cbb36d Implants in the Aesthetic Zone – Part 1: Identifying and Managing Risks Implant placement in the aesthetic zone requires careful understanding of the biological and anatomical challenges that can compromise long-term success. This first part focuses on recognizing and managing the main risk factors to achieve predictable and natural-looking results. This lesson examines the most common complications in the aesthetic zone such as apical socket perforation, labial bone plate loss, and interdental papilla loss. It explains how implant position and the use of angulated screw channel abutments influence the risk of apical socket perforation. Through real clinical cases, participants will gain insight into diagnostic and surgical strategies that help preserve both bone and soft tissue integrity while maintaining aesthetic harmony. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Main complications in the aesthetic zone: apical socket perforation, labial bone plate loss, and papilla loss The impact of implant positioning on apical socket integrity Clinical implications of using angulated screw channel abutments Techniques to prevent tissue loss and improve long-term outcomes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68fa329ebb0cc43d70e53ae1.mp4 2025-10-22T14:20:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics/5-implants-in-the-aesthetic-zone--part-2-anatomy-a https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68fa02cabb0cc43d70cbb39b Implants in the Aesthetic Zone – Part 2: Anatomy and Implant Design Selection This session explores the anatomical and prosthetic principles that guide successful implant placement in the aesthetic area. Understanding bone morphology, vascularization, and implant geometry is essential for achieving stable and predictable outcomes. This lesson focuses on the characteristics and blood supply of the facial bone plate, emphasizing their importance for maintaining tissue health and long-term aesthetic stability. It also provides guidance on selecting the ideal implant macro-geometry, with a focus on tapered uniaxial designs that help reduce the risk of perforation and optimize bone preservation. Through case discussions, the lecture demonstrates how precise anatomical assessment and thoughtful implant design selection can elevate clinical results in the aesthetic zone. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Anatomical features and vascularization of the facial bone plate The importance of blood supply for labial bone stability Criteria for selecting implant macro-geometry in the aesthetic zone Benefits of tapered uniaxial implant designs for predictable outcomes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68fa32a7bb0cc43d70e53dc2.mp4 2025-10-22T14:20:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics/6-provisional-restoration-and-dual-zone-grafting https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68fa02d0bb0cc43d70cbb3c2 Provisional Restoration and Dual-Zone Grafting This lesson provides a comprehensive overview of the biological and prosthetic steps involved in managing compromised sockets and achieving optimal aesthetic outcomes. Through an in-depth clinical case, it illustrates how surgical precision and digital design work together to ensure predictable and minimally invasive results. Starting from a clinical case of trauma and vertical root fracture on a central incisor, the session walks through the complete workflow—from diagnosis and atraumatic extraction to provisional restoration fabrication. Participants will learn how to manage compromised sockets with dual-zone grafting and prosthetic socket sealing, maintaining tissue stability and bone volume. The lecture also explores the design of custom abutments and Ti-Base components, as well as digital scanning and design workflows that enhance precision and control over soft tissue contours. By combining surgical, prosthetic, and digital principles, this lesson demonstrates how to restore both function and aesthetics with long-term predictability. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Diagnosis and treatment of compromised sockets after trauma Dual-zone grafting techniques and prosthetic socket sealing Fabrication of provisional restorations to shape soft tissue contour Digital scanning, custom abutment design, and Ti-Base integration for aesthetic predictability https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68fa32b6bb0cc43d70e53e49.mp4 2025-10-22T14:20:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics/7-gingival-aesthetics-and-papilla-management https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68fa02d7bb0cc43d70cbb3f7 Gingival Aesthetics and Papilla Management This lesson explores the complex relationship between gingival aesthetics and smile harmony, focusing on how papilla height, gingival color, and soft tissue management influence the overall perception of beauty. Through clinical examples, participants will learn to diagnose, plan, and treat soft tissue deficiencies with both biological and prosthetic solutions. In particular, this lesson delves into the apical-coronal position of the interdental papilla and how their loss affects the aesthetic perception of a smile, even among laypeople. It also presents the latest research on gingival color and shade variability within the dental arch, highlighting the importance of accurate shade matching for natural results. Treatment strategies for managing “pink” aesthetics are discussed, including the use of gingival-shaded ceramics and pink prosthetic materials—evaluating when their application is appropriate for small vs large defects. Clinical cases illustrate interdisciplinary management of attachment loss, orthodontic eruption, endodontic therapy, and aesthetic crown lengthening. The lecture concludes with an example of soft tissue recession following implant treatment, offering insights into prevention and restoration of the gingival contour. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Papilla display and apical-coronal positioning in smile aesthetics Gingival shade variability and current research on color harmonization Treatment strategies for “pink aesthetics,” including pink ceramics and gingival-shaded materials Clinical management of papilla and soft tissue loss in complex restorative cases https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68fa32bcbb0cc43d70e53f7d.mp4 2025-10-22T14:20:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics/8-management-of-midfacial-recession-defects https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68fa02ddbb0cc43d70cbb454 Management of Midfacial Recession Defects This lesson focuses on the diagnosis and management of midfacial soft tissue recession around teeth and implants. Participants will learn surgical and non-surgical strategies to restore tissue volume and achieve predictable aesthetic outcomes. Through clinical cases, Dr. Chu explores techniques for managing midfacial recession defects and achieving sufficient tissue to maintain natural contours. Key topics include implant decoronation, non-surgical tissue sculpting, and strategies to prevent mucosal blanching. Dr. Chu also emphasizes the role of provisional crown design in guiding soft tissue healing and shaping the final emergence profile. Practical insights and step-by-step clinical examples demonstrate how to combine these approaches for long-term aesthetic and functional success. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Diagnosis and management of midfacial recession defects Achieving sufficient tissue volume to maintain soft tissue contour Implant decoronation and non-surgical tissue sculpting techniques Provisional crown design and strategies to prevent mucosal blanching https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68fa32c4bb0cc43d70e53fce.mp4 2025-10-22T14:21:07Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics/9-triple-layer-graft-protocol--part-1-surgical-str https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68fa02e4bb0cc43d70cbb4e8 Triple Layer Graft Protocol – Part 1: Surgical Strategies This first part focuses on surgical decision-making for grafting procedures using the Triple Layer Protocol. Participants will learn how to select the appropriate combination of materials based on tissue availability to achieve predictable outcomes. Dr. Chu explores the Triple Layer Graft Protocol and its application in sites with different tissue conditions. When bone is present, connective tissue grafts (CTG) are indicated; when only soft tissue is present, bone plus membrane is recommended; when both bone and soft tissue are absent, a combination of bone, membrane, and CTG is required. Clinical examples illustrate how these strategies help restore both hard and soft tissue volume while supporting long-term aesthetic and functional results. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Triple Layer Graft Protocol and material selection Use of CTG when bone is present Bone + membrane strategy when soft tissue is present Combined bone + membrane + CTG approach when both bone and soft tissue are absent https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68fa32c9bb0cc43d70e54096.mp4 2025-10-22T14:21:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/prosthetic-principles-for-predictable-aesthetics/10-triple-layer-graft-protocol--part-2-attached-gin https://img.osteocom.me/upload/68fa02ebbb0cc43d70cbb52e Triple Layer Graft Protocol – Part 2: Attached Gingiva and Tissue Stability Building on the surgical strategies of Part 1, this session focuses on the anatomy and characteristics of attached gingiva and their influence on graft stability and long-term success. Dr. Chu reviews the structure of attached gingiva, including epithelial attachment, gingival fibers, and periosteum, showing how these anatomical features affect graft integration, tissue stability, and aesthetic outcomes. Clinical examples demonstrate how understanding the biological foundations of the gingiva guides surgical planning and optimizes the predictability of the Triple Layer Graft Protocol. In particular, this lecture covers the following topics: Anatomy of attached gingiva: epithelial attachment, gingival fibers, and periosteum Influence of gingival structure on graft stability and integration Planning graft procedures based on biological tissue characteristics Optimizing esthetic and functional outcomes through proper tissue management https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/68fa32d0bb0cc43d70e543c5.mp4 2025-10-22T14:21:38Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows https://img.osteocom.me/upload/691355119426821aada71000 TOTAL FIT WORKFLOWS - The Integration of Digital Tools in Implant Prosthodontics to Achieve the Perfect Fit Discover with Prof. Vygandas Rutkunas how to simplify the implant prosthodontics digital workflow by including only essential digital tools. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6913555c9426821aada78e69.mp4 2025-11-10T08:05:07Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/1-treatment-planning-using-the-digital-patient-model https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911ad329426821aad98d5af Treatment Planning Using the Digital Patient Model - Part 1 In this lesson, Prof. Rutkunas introduces the first stage of the Total Fit Workflow, focusing on patient examination and tooth prognosis evaluation. The lecturer explains how to create a comprehensive digital patient model and build an efficient treatment planning strategy through patient interviews and diagnostic imaging. Key diagnostic steps, including TMD assessment, VDO, CR, and CO determination are discussed, alongside decision-making on whether to preserve or extract teeth. You will master the acquisition of clinical photographs, 3D face scans, intraoral scans, and digital bite registrations, for accurate diagnosis and digital treatment planning. In particular, this lesson focuses on: The first stage of the Total Fit Workflow: patient examination and prognosis Integrating interdisciplinary diagnostics to guide treatment choices Efficient digital image acquisition techniques Building a reliable digital patient model for accurate planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/691357fc9426821aadad26c3.mp4 2025-11-10T09:14:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/2-treatment-planning-using-the-digital-patient-model https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911af6d9426821aad9c9dcf Treatment Planning Using the Digital Patient Model - Part 2 In this second part of this module, Prof. Rutkunas explains how to acquire and integrate all the digital data necessary for restorative and implant planning. The lecturer details the process of creating a precise digital patient by combining 2D and 3D facial images, intraoral scans of the dental arches, and CBCT data. Special attention is given to the correct use of reference objects to ensure an accurate digital impression. The lecturer also demonstrates how CBCT and digital impressions are merged for guided implantology and how to incorporate facial scanning data for a fully aligned virtual workflow. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Acquiring essential 2D and 3D images for digital patient creation Reference object management for optimal digital accuracy Integration of CBCT and intraoral scans in guided implantology Combining facial scan data for comprehensive treatment planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/691358439426821aadae81e0.mp4 2025-11-10T09:24:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/3-planning-the-guided-implant-placement---part-1 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911b4ee9426821aadc364bc Planning the Guided Implant Placement - Part 1 In this lesson, Prof. Rutkunas introduces the fundamentals of guided implant placement and its biological and prosthetic rationale. The lecturer discusses how to assess bone quality and quantity to ensure predictable immediate loading and optimal implant stability, and explores how implant dimensions are selected, as well as how to determine the ideal 3D implant position by respecting soft tissue anatomy to achieve superior esthetic outcomes. Implant distance, distribution, depth, and angulation are analyzed step by step, leading to a clear understanding of the guided surgery protocol. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Bone assessment for predictable immediate loading Criteria for selecting implant dimensions and positioning Biological principles for achieving optimal esthetics and tissue integration Step-by-step guide design protocol for digital implant planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/691358949426821aadb0ea4b.mp4 2025-11-10T09:47:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/4-planning-the-guided-implant-placement---part-2 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911b8e29426821aadcd6934 Planning the Guided Implant Placement - Part 2 In this lesson, Prof. Rutkunas focuses on guided implant planning for full-arch rehabilitations, explaining how to evaluate bone quality and quantity and how to determine the ideal implant number and configuration (whether 8, 6, or 4 implants). The lecturer also covers anatomical limitations, implant depth and angulation, and the selection of Multi-Unit Abutments to achieve optimal prosthetic alignment. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Full-arch digital workflow and implant distribution strategy Bone reduction assessment and anatomical considerations Selection of Multi-Unit Abutments based on implant depth and angulation Design and production of surgical and bone reduction guides https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/691358e19426821aadb358d5.mp4 2025-11-10T10:04:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/5-relive-demo-prosthetically-driven-planning-of-imp https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911b9b99426821aadd15d4c ReLIVE DEMO: Prosthetically Driven Planning of Implants and Abutments In this ReLIVE DEMO, Prof. Rutkunas demonstrates step by step the prosthetically driven planning of implants and abutments using a model. Through the R2GATE Lite software, he illustrates how to determine the optimal implant positions according to the planned prosthetic outcome. Based on this digital plan, the surgical guides are designed, and the immediate prosthetic components are digitally created and manufactured. This practical demonstration provides a clear overview of how to achieve precision and predictability in every stage of the digital workflow. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Step-by-step prosthetically driven planning on a model Use of R2GATE Lite software for digital implant positioning Design of surgical guides and immediate prosthetic components Integration of prosthetic and surgical planning for predictable outcomes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/691359319426821aadb5d491.mp4 2025-11-10T10:08:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/6-fully-guided-surgery-single-unit-and-fpd-cases https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911ba9e9426821aadd626d7 Fully-Guided Surgery: Single-Unit and FPD Cases In this lesson, Prof. Rutkunas introduces the third stage of the Total Fit Workflow: guided surgery and loading strategy. The lecturer explains how close collaboration with the dental technician is essential to ensure precise planning and high-quality component fabrication, and how to select the most suitable drilling protocol, implant type, dimensions, and osteotomy length. Through single-unit guided immediate cases, Prof. Rutkunas demonstrates minimally invasive extraction techniques that preserve bone and soft tissues for optimal outcomes. In particular, this lesson focuses on: The third stage of the Total Fit Workflow: guided surgery and loading Cooperation with the dental technician for accurate planning Pre-surgical checks: bone quality, implant stability, and osteotomy verification Minimally invasive extraction techniques in single-unit guided cases https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/691359779426821aadb85eb2.mp4 2025-11-10T10:11:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/7-fully-guided-surgery-full-arch-cases https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911bb7e9426821aadd9fd1c Fully-Guided Surgery: Full-Arch Cases In this lesson, Prof. Rutkunas illustrates the fully-guided surgical approach for full-arch rehabilitations, emphasizing precision, guide stability, and workflow control. The lecturer discusses how to achieve a complete seating of the guide, performing manual adjustments when necessary, and how to manage anatomical limitations by properly defining osteotomy length and diameter. Finally, Prof. Rutkunas analyzes the drawbacks of stackable guides and introduces the double-guide technique within the Total Fit Workflow, underlining the importance of precise bone profiling as a key step for successful outcomes. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Full-arch guided surgery protocol and guide stability optimization Management of anatomical limitations and osteotomy parameters Clinical workflow from digital planning to guided bone augmentation Comparison between stackable and double-guide techniques within Total Fit Workflow https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/691359d69426821aadbadd17.mp4 2025-11-10T10:15:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/8-relive-demo-guided-implant-placement-using-3d-pri https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911bc619426821aaddb924f ReLIVE DEMO: Guided Implant Placement Using 3D Printed Guides In this ReLIVE DEMO, Prof. Rutkunas demonstrates step by step how to perform guided implant placement using 3D printed surgical guides, focusing on achieving predictable primary stability and verifying the complete seating of the guide before surgery. Through a detailed clinical simulation, he explains flap design, guide positioning and fixation with bone pins, and the correct drilling protocol for implant bed preparation. Practical tips are provided to enhance guide stability using the insertion tool, ensuring precision throughout the entire guided procedure. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Step-by-step guided implant placement with 3D printed guides Verification of guide seating and bone fixation techniques Proper flap design and drilling protocol for implant site preparation Methods to improve guide stability and surgical accuracy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69135a5a9426821aadbc28dc.mp4 2025-11-10T10:19:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/9-loading-strategies https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911bd6a9426821aadde5261 Loading Strategies In this lesson, Prof. Rutkunas explores different implant loading strategies, analyzing how functional and non-functional loading can influence soft tissue healing, esthetics, and overall treatment outcomes. Emphasis is placed on selecting the appropriate loading protocol based on primary implant stability. The lecturer also discusses fabrication timing highlighting the advantages of pre-surgical fabrication of customized healing abutments and provisional crowns for immediate loading cases. Prof. Rutkunas demonstrates how digital impressions taken immediately after surgery can accelerate the production of temporary prostheses, minimizing patient discomfort. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Decision-making between immediate and delayed loading protocols The role of primary stability and biologically driven implant positioning Timing and workflow for customized abutment and provisional fabrication Digital workflow for rapid temporary prosthesis delivery in full-arch cases https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69135a9b9426821aadbd5eb3.mp4 2025-11-10T10:24:03Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/10-relive-demo-immediate-loading-strategies-for-fpds https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911c3719426821aade200c9 ReLIVE DEMO: Immediate Loading Strategies for FPDs and Full-Arch Cases In this clinical demonstration, Prof. Rutkunas shows how to check the fit of temporary prosthesis and discusses different options for immediate loading. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69135aeb9426821aadbe9188.mp4 2025-11-10T10:49:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/11-digital-impressions-and-registrations---part-1 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911c7749426821aaded9d84 Digital Impressions and Registrations - Part 1 In this lesson, Prof. Rutkunas introduces the fourth stage of the Total Fit Workflow: digital impressions and registrations. Following guided implant placement, immediate loading, and the healing period, he explains how to accurately capture digital impressions using intraoral scanners, emphasizing the influence of scanning strategies and scan body design on precision. Prof. Rutkunas explores abutment repositioning accuracy, scanning sequences, and clinical procedures such as shade registration, bite registration and additional scans when required. In particular, this lesson focuses on: The fourth stage of the Total Fit Workflow: digital impressions and registrations Scanning strategies and the effect of scan body design on accuracy Step-by-step clinical sequence for digital impression taking Techniques to improve bite registration precision using scan bodies https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69135b479426821aadbfd156.mp4 2025-11-10T11:06:48Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/12-digital-impressions-and-registrations---part-2 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911c88d9426821aadf99997 Digital Impressions and Registrations - Part 2 In this lesson, Prof. Rutkunas explores the challenges of digital registrations in full-arch cases. The lecturer highlights the limitations of conventional registration techniques and compares them with the improved precision offered by intraoral scanning. Special focus is given to reference objects for IOS impressions, and the protocol for creating a control cast to merge intraoral scan data with laboratory information, achieving a fully validated digital workflow for full-arch restorations. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Challenges and accuracy of digital registrations in full-arch cases Limitations of conventional full-arch registration methods Role of reference objects in intraoral scanning Data merging between intraoral scans and control casts for precise outcomes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69135c699426821aadc147cf.mp4 2025-11-10T11:11:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/13-relive-demo-intraoral-scanning https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911c98f9426821aadfc2d44 ReLIVE DEMO: Intraoral Scanning In this ReLIVE DEMO, Prof. Rutkunas demonstrates step by step techniques to enhance the accuracy of digital impressions and bite registrations, emphasizing one of the core aspects of the Total Fit Workflow: the strategic use of reference objects to improve scanning reliability and precision. Through practical examples, Prof. Rutkunas illustrates the shape, geometry, and fabrication process of the most common reference objects, providing valuable insights to optimize clinical efficiency and digital workflow consistency. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Practical techniques for accurate digital impressions and bite registrations Limitations of conventional full-arch registration methods Shape and geometry of commonly used reference objects How to fabricate and implement reference objects effectively https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69135cb09426821aadc280d4.mp4 2025-11-10T11:15:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/14-laboratory-procedures https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911cb149426821aadff6aca Laboratory Procedures In this lesson, Prof. Rutkunas explores the laboratory phase of the Total Fit Workflows, focusing on how digital and analog data integration influences the precision and fit of restorations. The lecturer discusses the role of the virtual articulator, the selection of prosthetic components and materials, and how to design subgingival contours that respect soft tissue architecture. The lesson concludes with insights on 3D model printing, framework fitting, and finalization for a predictable, high-quality result. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Integration of digital and analog data in the lab workflow CAD design and virtual articulator functionalities Selection of prosthetic components and materials Framework fitting and finalization for optimal restoration accuracy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69135d0d9426821aadc3bb07.mp4 2025-11-10T11:22:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/15-delivering-final-prostheses https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911cd459426821aad23ac94 Delivering Final Prostheses In this lesson focusing on the final stage of the Total Fit Workflows, Prof. Rutkunas explains how to achieve a seamless “one-shot” delivery of final prostheses, eliminating the need for try-in phases. The lecturer highlights the critical role of 3D implant positioning, abutment connection design, and prosthetically driven planning in ensuring an optimal and passive fit. Through clinical examples, Prof. Rutkunas explores fit verification protocols, occlusal adjustment techniques, and strategies to prevent misfits and technical complications. The focus is on delivering restorations that are functional, cleanable, and long-lasting, ensuring both biological and mechanical success. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Key factors influencing the passivity and accuracy of the prosthetic fit Differences between single and full-arch prosthesis delivery Passivity fit confirmation and occlusal adjustment protocols Prevention of mechanical and technical complications during delivery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69135d619426821aadc4ef1b.mp4 2025-11-10T11:31:43Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/total-fit-workflows/16-relive-demo-passive-fit-evaluation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6911cea89426821aad2639a8 ReLIVE DEMO: Passive Fit Evaluation In this final ReLIVE DEMO, Prof. Rutkunas shows the protocol to check the passivity of the prostheses by using the Total Fit Workflow innovative passivity checker. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69135da19426821aadc61f3f.mp4 2025-11-10T11:37:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/692d7267202806112f8127ef https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69b26bb15e058e7795787962 Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry - 2nd Edition On-demand AI in Dentistry course with Livio Yoshinaga. Learn how to integrate ChatGPT and digital agents into clinical workflows, management, and marketing. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/692dab0e202806112fd2a881.mp4 2025-12-01T10:48:07Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/HUFRIEDY-KEBSCHULL/1-mastering-periodontal-healing-assessment-risk-mi https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69958cd5e26ab592aa6162ff Mastering Periodontal Healing: Assessment, Risk Mitigation, and Healing Strategies Author Prof. Moritz Kebschull Description Is non-surgical periodontal therapy really enough for effective healing? Many patients still present deep pockets even after subgingival instrumentation. The next step? Often, it’s surgery. But today, with the latest EFP guidelines and innovative solutions, we can aim for clinically enhanced healing without surgical approach. Prof. Moritz Kebschull, Past President of the EFP - European Federation of Periodontology, and one of the leading experts in periodontal therapy, shares the latest evidence and new adjunctive strategies to support non-surgical treatments and improve long-term clinical outcomes. In this session, you will learn: The latest advancements in the EFP Guidelines and updates to the recommended therapy pathway How innovative antibiotic-free approaches are reshaping periodontal disease treatment Why non-surgical therapy should be the preferred choice for improving clinical outcomes How Sterify Gel can stabilize the clot and support targeted tissue healing Enroll now to advance your clinical proficiency in non-surgical periodontal therapy and the evidence-based management of periodontal disease. Length 39 minutes Who it’s for Dental hygienists, periodontists, general dentists, and professionals who want to stay ahead with evidence-based approaches and deliver better periodontal outcomes. Targeted Healing Approach: the evolution of personalized periodontal care - Dr. Matteo Fanulli Your browser doesn't support HTML5 video. This webinar is sponsored by: https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/698dbe04b139c85c5f387b45.mp4 2025-12-03T15:31:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/693bdab6bc5de0693961fc94 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/694a7d75c1260262c6b18fb6 Immediate Loading: the One Surgery Protocol Discover with Prof. Tiziano Testori how to boost your implant practice by mastering the One Surgery Protocol for edentulous patients. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69416265bc5de06939495510.mp4 2025-12-12T09:04:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/693bdab6bc5de0693961fc94/1-treatment-planning-and-one-surgery-protocol https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6942a90db66ccf4b7da916fa Treatment planning and One Surgery Protocol This introductory lecture explores the key factors influencing treatment choices; clinician skills, equipment, patient compliance, aesthetics, general and oral health and introduces the One Surgery Protocol as a minimally invasive, biologically respectful approach. You’ll learn how to plan and execute complex procedures efficiently while reducing patient discomfort and complications. In particular, this lesson focuses on: How clinician expertise, equipment, and patient factors guide treatment plan selection Principles of the One Surgery Protocol for combining multiple procedures in a single session Minimally invasive strategies to reduce post-operative discomfort and complications Case example: upper first molar with vertical root fracture and associated periodontal and endodontic lesions https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/693bdc70bc5de069398b2979.mp4 2025-12-12T09:06:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/693bdab6bc5de0693961fc94/2-tilted-trans-sinus-implants https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6942a938b66ccf4b7dab6e4a Tilted Trans-Sinus Implants This lecture introduces tilted trans-sinus implants, a reliable solution for atrophic maxillae. You will learn their key features, proper positioning, clinical indications, and strategies to achieve predictable primary stability. The session emphasizes practical tips to optimize outcomes and integrate these implants into your treatment plans confidently. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Definition, features, and clinical indications of trans-sinus implants Step-by-step guidance on correct implant positioning Strategies to achieve predictable primary stability Practical tips for integrating trans-sinus implants into complex rehabilitations https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/693bdd22bc5de06939915cc1.mp4 2025-12-12T09:07:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/693bdab6bc5de0693961fc94/3-clinical-case-immediate-implant-placement-after-a https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6942a95eb66ccf4b7dadc610 Clinical case: Immediate implant placement after a trauma This lecture presents a complex clinical case involving a patient with trauma, fistula, tooth fracture, and root resorption, where conventional endodontic treatment would be risky. Prof. Testori demonstrates how the One Surgery Protocol allows immediate removal of compromised teeth and predictable placement of implants, leveraging good bone quality and primary stability for a successful rehabilitation. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Managing traumatic cases with multiple dental complications Predicting and achieving primary implant stability Immediate extraction of compromised teeth followed by implant placement Utilizing bone quality and surgical planning to optimize outcomes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/693bf17bbc5de06939f12b05.mp4 2025-12-12T09:07:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/693bdab6bc5de0693961fc94/4-single-tooth-restorations https://img.osteocom.me/upload/695fd72a436ee55561fa6c59 Single tooth restorations This lecture focuses on single tooth restorations through multiple clinical cases, demonstrating how to achieve predictable functional and aesthetic outcomes. You will learn how to manage periodontal pockets, preserve the arches, and perform guided surgery for precise implant positioning. The session also covers advanced soft tissue augmentation techniques, including the Connective Tissue Platform Technique to optimize tissue stability and aesthetics. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Clinical case demonstrations for single-tooth restorations Managing periodontal pockets and preserving dental arches Guided surgery for accurate implant positioning Soft tissue augmentation using the Connective Tissue Platform Technique https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/693bf1a7bc5de06939f380f2.mp4 2025-12-12T09:07:23Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/693bdab6bc5de0693961fc94/5-clinical-case-buccal-bone-deficiency https://img.osteocom.me/upload/695fd7a3436ee55561fba4a2 Clinical case: Buccal bone deficiency This lecture presents a challenging clinical case of a patient with trauma and root resorption, where the buccal bone is missing. The session demonstrates how to achieve primary stability by targeting the incisal edge and apically engaging available bone. Techniques for predictable implant placement are shown using CAMLOG implants, highlighting strategies for managing compromised sites. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Managing trauma and root resorption with buccal bone deficiency Achieving primary stability by engaging bone apically Clinical use of CAMLOG implants for predictable outcomes Strategies for implant placement in compromised anatomical conditions https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/693bf1c8bc5de06939f4ac8b.mp4 2025-12-12T09:07:34Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/693bdab6bc5de0693961fc94/6-facially-driven-implant-treatment-in-totally-edent https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6942a9c1b66ccf4b7db14734 Facially-driven implant treatment in totally edentulous patients This lecture focuses on treating totally edentulous patients using a facially-driven implant approach. You will learn how to integrate facial analysis into implant planning and prosthetic design to achieve natural, aesthetic, and functional outcomes. The session also introduces facially-generated smile design and explains the rationale behind this patient-centered approach. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Principles of facially-driven implant treatment for edentulous patients Incorporating facial analysis into implant placement and prosthetic planning Facially-generated smile design for optimal aesthetics Rationale and benefits of patient-centered, functionally guided rehabilitation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/693bf1edbc5de06939f7040e.mp4 2025-12-12T09:07:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/693bdab6bc5de0693961fc94/7-preparation-of-patients-with-periodontal-disease https://img.osteocom.me/upload/695fd813436ee55561fce539 Preparation of patients with periodontal disease This lecture focuses on the preparation of patients with periodontal disease prior to implant rehabilitation. You will learn how to assess periodontal conditions, implement effective pre-surgical management, and optimize the oral environment to ensure predictable surgical outcomes. The session emphasizes patient-specific strategies to reduce complications and enhance long-term implant success. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Assessing periodontal health and risk factors before implant placement Pre-surgical management to stabilize periodontal conditions Optimizing the oral environment for predictable outcomes Strategies to minimize complications and improve long-term implant success https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/693bf212bc5de06939f832b1.mp4 2025-12-12T09:08:03Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/693bdab6bc5de0693961fc94/8-full-arch-rehabilitation-in-periodontal-patients https://img.osteocom.me/upload/695fd887436ee55561fe24d1 Full-Arch rehabilitation in periodontal patients This lecture presents complete clinical cases of patients with periodontal disease requiring full-arch rehabilitations. You will learn how to apply the One Surgery Protocol in these complex cases, including full-arch digital impressions, guided drilling, and guided implant placement. The session also covers the final prosthesis delivery, providing a step-by-step demonstration of a predictable and patient-centered workflow. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Clinical management of full-arch cases in patients with periodontal disease Application of the One Surgery Protocol with digital impressions and templates Guided drilling and implant placement protocols for precision and predictability Step-by-step workflow for final prosthesis delivery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/693bf236bc5de06939f95e3b.mp4 2025-12-12T09:08:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/697cc72b33465b1dbb956486 Implant Soft Tissue Surgery: advanced technique and management of complications Advanced course on biological decision-making and soft tissue–driven planning for complex aesthetic and peri-implant cases https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/697cc64733465b1dbb9547f2.mp4 2026-01-16T06:36:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/1-biological-decision-making-in-severe-post-traumati https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f6c235f5370b87aef3b72 Biological decision-making in severe post-traumatic dental defects Clinical reasoning to manage complex trauma cases with limited hard and soft tissues A biologically driven approach to avoid unnecessary vertical bone augmentation This lecture analyzes severe post-traumatic cases where root proximity and bone loss compromise regeneration. The focus is on biological timing, staged extractions, and strategic implant positioning to preserve tissues. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Evaluate trauma cases where periodontal regeneration is biologically impossible Understand when orthodontic extrusion can and cannot be effective Apply staged extraction to minimize bone loss in extreme root proximity Decide implant positioning to avoid vertical bone augmentation https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6969dfc7362b0cd47b56fc44.mp4 2026-01-16T06:48:25Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/2-soft-tissuedriven-planning-in-extended-post-traum https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f6d355f5370b87af19ad4 Soft tissue–driven planning in extended post-traumatic edentulous areas Understanding emergence profile loss after multiple tooth trauma Why soft tissue reconstruction precedes bone augmentation This lesson focuses on extensive trauma involving multiple missing teeth and loss of emergence profile. It explains why coronal soft tissue defects are not solved with bone augmentation and require soft tissue reconstruction first. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Distinguish soft tissue defects caused by root loss versus bone loss Analyze emergence profile collapse after traumatic extractions Plan soft tissue reconstruction before evaluating bone augmentation Avoid coronal bone placement that compromises papilla and aesthetics https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6969e066362b0cd47b596654.mp4 2026-01-16T06:52:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/3-timing-and-sequencing-in-periodontal-patients-requ https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f6db15f5370b87af3f71d Timing and sequencing in periodontal patients requiring implant rehabilitation Strategic tooth maintenance to preserve bone and soft tissue Managing temporization during extended healing phases This lecture addresses complex periodontal patients where selective tooth preservation enables long-term healing. It highlights how temporary restorations support soft tissue maturation before implant placement. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Select which compromised teeth to maintain for temporary support Use long-term temporization to protect healing tissues Interpret six-month radiographs to exclude vertical bone augmentation Coordinate soft tissue management with delayed implant placement https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6969e12c362b0cd47b5bd3e5.mp4 2026-01-16T06:55:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/4-managing-implant-failure-and-peri-implantitis-in-t https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f6e235f5370b87af656f1 Managing implant failure and peri-implantitis in the aesthetic zone When implant removal is mandatory Biological limits of peri-implantitis treatment This lesson explains why implants affected by peri-implantitis in aesthetic areas must be removed. It details post-extraction healing strategies and the risks of immediate grafting. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Recognize when peri-implantitis requires implant removal Understand why regenerative treatment is ineffective in aesthetic failures Manage soft tissue healing after implant extraction Avoid graft exposure and scarring during early healing https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6969e1d3362b0cd47b5e333f.mp4 2026-01-16T06:58:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/5-combined-soft-and-hard-tissue-reconstruction-after https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f6ea25f5370b87af8ca01 Combined soft and hard tissue reconstruction after implant failure Indications for simultaneous bone and soft tissue augmentation Controlling graft stability in compromised sites This lecture focuses on cases where bone volume is insufficient after implant removal. It explains how to combine bone augmentation and soft tissue grafting in a single procedure. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Decide when bone augmentation is biologically necessary Perform combined soft and hard tissue reconstruction safely Stabilize membranes without fixation devices Protect grafts through passive flap management https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6969e270362b0cd47b609630.mp4 2026-01-16T07:00:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/6-root-proximity-as-a-limiting-factor-in-periodontal https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f6f1a5f5370b87afb2a96 Root proximity as a limiting factor in periodontal and implant surgery Why proximity determines regenerative potential Clinical consequences of missing interdental soft tissue This lesson analyzes root proximity as a critical determinant of treatment success. It clarifies when teeth can be preserved and when extraction is unavoidable. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Evaluate regenerative potential in root proximity defects Understand the role of interdental soft tissue presence Identify cases where regeneration is biologically impossible Integrate orthodontic or extraction strategies into planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6969e33e362b0cd47b62fc2b.mp4 2026-01-16T07:03:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/7-advanced-surgical-management-of-papilla-limited-de https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f6f875f5370b87afd8e01 Advanced surgical management of papilla-limited defects Optimizing vascular supply in narrow interdental spaces Flap design and suturing strategies This lecture presents advanced surgical techniques for cases with limited papilla height. It emphasizes vascular balance and flap stability to maximize achievable coverage. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Assess vascular surface versus avascular surface ratios Design trapezoidal flaps for maximum blood supply Apply site-specific suturing in fragile papillae Set realistic expectations in proximity-limited cases https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6969e428362b0cd47b655b6a.mp4 2026-01-16T07:07:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/8-classification-and-diagnosis-of-peri-implant-soft https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f6ff85f5370b87afff384 Classification and diagnosis of peri-implant soft tissue defects A biologically oriented classification system From diagnosis to treatment planning This lesson introduces a structured classification of peri-implant soft tissue deficiencies. It provides a diagnostic framework to guide surgical and prosthetic decisions. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Classify peri-implant soft tissue defects systematically Identify stable reference points around implants Distinguish thickness deficiencies from marginal displacements Use classification to guide treatment strategy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6969e508362b0cd47b67d0cf.mp4 2026-01-16T07:11:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/9-surgical-and-prosthetic-strategies-for-peri-implan https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f706a5f5370b87a025dbd Surgical and prosthetic strategies for peri-implant soft tissue defects When surgery alone is sufficient Indications for combined prosthetic–surgical approaches This lecture explores treatment options based on implant position and papilla availability. It explains how prosthetic modification can enhance surgical outcomes. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Decide when soft tissue grafting alone is indicated Integrate prosthetic reduction to improve tissue volume Manage cases with limited interproximal tissue Optimize long-term stability of peri-implant tissues https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/697c69a7116f3551ef3475a6.mp4 2026-01-16T07:14:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/10-soft-tissue-thickness-as-the-key-to-long-term-aest https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f70da5f5370b87a04baf0 Soft tissue thickness as the key to long-term aesthetic stability Biological thresholds around implants Preventing recession and transparency The final lesson focuses on the critical role of soft tissue thickness around implants. It explains biological thresholds necessary to maintain stable margins and aesthetics over time. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Understand why at least 2 mm of soft tissue is required Prevent recession caused by inflammatory infiltration Mask implant and abutment transparency effectively Achieve long-term aesthetic stability in implant therapy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/697c69f2116f3551ef37080a.mp4 2026-01-16T07:17:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/11-managing-surgical-complications-in-mucogingival-an https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f71425f5370b87a071ce9 Managing surgical complications in mucogingival and implant surgery Perforations, flap stability, and biological damage control How to prevent irreversible aesthetic failures This lecture focuses on the most frequent intraoperative complications in soft tissue surgery. It explains how to manage flap perforations, vascular impairment, and shrinkage without worsening the baseline condition. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Distinguish between vascular and avascular perforations Decide when perforations require graft protection Manage flap passivity after intraoperative complications Prevent root exposure and irreversible aesthetic damage https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/697c6c6d116f3551ef3c1c56.mp4 2026-01-16T07:19:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/12-soft-tissue-overgrowth-and-connective-tissue-graft https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f71ab5f5370b87a09797f Soft tissue overgrowth and connective tissue graft behavior Understanding creeping, clipping, and long-term tissue dynamics When overgrowth becomes a complication This lesson analyzes the biological behavior of connective tissue grafts over time. It explains how coronal, apical, and interproximal tissue overgrowth can positively or negatively affect aesthetics. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Differentiate graft exposure from true tissue overgrowth Understand coronal and interproximal creeping mechanisms Recognize apical overgrowth as a potential complication Decide when surgical correction of overgrowth is indicated https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/697c6ca9116f3551ef3e7caa.mp4 2026-01-16T07:21:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/6969dc71362b0cd47b546a16/13-platform-technique-for-severe-peri-implant-soft-ti https://img.osteocom.me/upload/696f720e5f5370b87a0bd540 Platform technique for severe peri-implant soft tissue defects Step-by-step surgical execution in extreme aesthetic failures Multilayer graft stabilization and flap control This surgical lecture presents a full clinical case using the platform technique in a compromised aesthetic zone. It details flap design, multilayer connective tissue grafting, and precise suturing to rebuild lost soft tissue volume. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Indicate the platform technique in advanced peri-implant defects Execute multilayer connective tissue graft stabilization Control flap passivity in complex anterior cases Manage soft tissue volume to restore long-term aesthetics https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6969e7db362b0cd47b73d253.mp4 2026-01-16T07:23:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02 https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699dbf9778792094890b9d8d Esthetic Implant-Supported Prostheses: from Planning to Delivery Master esthetic implant prosthodontics: implant design, biomechanics, occlusion and full-arch restorations from planning to final delivery. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699dbf8f78792094890b9d80.mp4 2026-02-23T07:26:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/1-implant-design-from-a-prosthetic-perspective https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c10764f4be4ae28abbf85 Implant Design from a Prosthetic Perspective The success of implant restorations begins with optimal implant design. In this lesson, Dr. Gracis explores how shape, surface, and the implant-abutment connection influence tissue stability and clinical predictability, from single teeth to edentulous arches. Discover concrete strategies to maximize the durability and safety of your rehabilitations. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Key requirements of implant design: primary stability, anatomical compatibility, and screw strength. Types of implant collars and their impact on hard and soft tissues. Effects of surface roughness on osseointegration and peri-implantitis. Abutment-implant connections: internal, external, and platform switching. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c10914f4be4ae28abc06f.mp4 2026-02-23T08:31:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/2-the-implant-abutment-connection https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c19b74f4be4ae28c66070 The Implant-Abutment Connection The stability of the implant-abutment connection is a cornerstone of long-term success. Dr. Gracis analyzes interface micromovements and their consequences on surrounding tissues, explaining how correct preload ensures uniform force transmission from the crown to the bone. The role of abutment materials and clinical protocols for component application are also detailed to reduce the risk of screw loosening and preserve tissue stability. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Geometry of the implant-abutment connection and selection of abutment materials. Interface micromovements: causes, consequences, and prevention. The concept of preload: correct torque, tools, and protocols. Uniform force transmission along the implant-prosthetic column and tissue stability. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c19d94f4be4ae28c66208.mp4 2026-02-23T09:10:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/3-considerations-on-abutment-materials-and-insertion https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c1aff4f4be4ae28cb2dd3 Considerations on Abutment Materials and Insertion Protocols The protocol for connecting and disconnecting implant components can profoundly affect peri-implant tissue stability. In this lesson, Dr. Gracis analyzes how micromovements, materials, and implant configurations can lead to apical tissue migration, loosening, or screw fracture. Criteria for choosing the most reliable configuration—balancing ease of connection, structural strength, and screw stability—will be discussed. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Impact of repeated connection/disconnection on peri-implant tissue integrity. Differences between internal and external connection implants. Comparison between metal and zirconia implants regarding tissue stability. Criteria for choosing the optimal configuration: ease of use, resistance, and screw stability. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c1b554f4be4ae28e78f94.mp4 2026-02-23T09:15:37Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/4-biomechanical-and-occlusal-considerations-choosin https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c1c0d4f4be4ae28ea1896 Biomechanical and Occlusal Considerations: Choosing Implant Length and Diameter Selecting the right length and diameter is fundamental for ensuring the stability and longevity of restorations. Dr. Gracis analyzes how the number, position, and dimensions of implants influence intraoral force distribution and the prevention of fractures or loss of osseointegration. Practical guidelines are provided to minimize biomechanical complications. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Choosing implant length and diameter based on available bone volume. Force distribution: axial vs. non-axial and dynamic vs. static loading. Impact of implant position and number on prosthetic stability. Advantages and limitations of long and wide-diameter implants. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c1c184f4be4ae28ea18c7.mp4 2026-02-23T09:20:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/5-biomechanical-and-occlusal-considerations-implan https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c1cbc4f4be4ae28ededc7 Biomechanical and Occlusal Considerations: Implant Number and Distribution The distribution of implants in partially or totally edentulous ridges is crucial for prosthetic success. Dr. Gracis analyzes how to decide on the number, position, and spacing of implants, evaluating whether to splint them or leave them separate. The lesson also covers optimizing occlusal space, prosthesis dimensions, and cantilever length based on bone quality and patient parafunctional habits. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Number and distribution of implants in partially or totally edentulous ridges. Separate vs. splinted implants: advantages and disadvantages. Evaluation of occlusal/gingival space and prosthetic dimensions. Cantilever length and clinical factors for customized treatment choices. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c1cc64f4be4ae28ededf8.mp4 2026-02-23T09:22:57Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/6-biomechanical-and-occlusal-considerations-proper https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c1d634f4be4ae28f0683c Biomechanical and Occlusal Considerations: Proper Coronal Morphology and Occlusal Schemes Prosthetic design is essential for managing occlusal forces and ensuring long-term stability. Dr. Gracis explores crown design, occlusal schemes, and strategies to reduce overload in both immediate and delayed loading scenarios. Principles for creating precise, passive prostheses that preserve tissue and function are illustrated. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Implant crown morphology and management of occlusal forces. Occlusal schemes in immediate and delayed loading. Strategies to reduce overload and create passive-fit prostheses. Control of occlusal loads and long-term stability. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c1d6d4f4be4ae28f068eb.mp4 2026-02-23T09:25:49Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/7-implant-positioning-in-the-aesthetic-zone-mesio-d https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c1e014f4be4ae28f2f176 Implant Positioning in the Aesthetic Zone: Mesio-Distal Considerations Correct mesio-distal positioning is vital for stable aesthetic results. Dr. Gracis explains how to evaluate available space between implants and natural teeth, decide on the number of implants needed, and prevent aesthetic compromises. Strategies to optimize interproximal distance and ensure peri-implant health are detailed. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Analysis of available mesio-distal space in partially edentulous patients. Choosing the number of implants to replace multiple anterior teeth. Impact of the distance between implants and natural teeth on tissue stability. Strategies to prevent aesthetic and functional compromises. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c1e0a4f4be4ae28f2f1b6.mp4 2026-02-23T09:28:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/8-implant-positioning-in-the-aesthetic-zone-bucco-p https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c1e9b4f4be4ae28f5741f Implant Positioning in the Aesthetic Zone: Bucco-Palatal Considerations Bucco-palatal positioning dictates the aesthetic quality and the possibility of achieving natural-looking restorations. Dr. Gracis addresses the influence of vestibular vs. palatal positioning on outcomes, explaining how minor errors may require surgical intervention or prosthetic compromises, including the strategic use of pink porcelain (pink flange). In particular, this lesson focuses on: Effects of buccal or palatal positioning on the aesthetic outcome of the crown. Possible compromises: smaller implants, platform switching, and pink flanges. Strategies to minimize the need for additional surgical procedures. Soft tissue management and preservation of a natural emergence profile. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c1ea74f4be4ae28f5745b.mp4 2026-02-23T09:31:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/9-implant-positioning-in-the-aesthetic-zone-apico-c https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c1f3f4f4be4ae28f7e04c Implant Positioning in the Aesthetic Zone: Apico-Coronal Considerations The apico-coronal position of the implant is decisive for long-term aesthetic and functional success. Dr. Gracis explains how to avoid positioning errors, manage compromises, and utilize 3D planning for crown placement to ensure optimal results without sacrificing aesthetics. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Implications of excessively coronal or apical positioning on aesthetic outcomes. Strategies for addressing prosthetic and surgical compromises. Three-dimensional planning of crown position. Differences between cemented and screw-retained prostheses and clinical indications. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c1f494f4be4ae28f7e185.mp4 2026-02-23T09:33:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/10-connecting-teeth-to-implants https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c1fd64f4be4ae28fa495b Connecting Teeth to Implants Connecting natural teeth to implants is one of the most debated topics in implant prosthodontics. Dr. Gracis analyzes if and when these biologically different entities can coexist within the same prosthetic structure. Through clinical protocols and real cases, rigid and non-rigid solutions are compared to provide criteria for safe, predictable choices. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Biological differences between natural teeth and implants and their clinical implications. Clinical indications for tooth-implant connection. Connection methods: rigid vs. non-rigid and related complications. Clinical criteria for a predictable, long-term choice. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c1fda4f4be4ae28fa496c.mp4 2026-02-23T09:36:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/12-treating-totally-edentulous-patients-variables-in https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c21234f4be4ae28075ba6 Treating Totally Edentulous Patients: Variables Influencing Prosthetic Choice - Part I The choice of prosthetic solution results from a balance between biology, biomechanics, and aesthetics. Dr. Gracis analyzes the key variables guiding the clinician, from bone resorption and implant distribution to the costs of various therapeutic options. Anatomical obstacles that may compromise stability and function are also discussed. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Extent and direction of bone resorption. Number and distribution of implants. Anatomical obstacles and lack of keratinized tissue. Impact of these variables on prosthetic selection. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c21224f4be4ae28075ba3.mp4 2026-02-23T09:41:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/13-treating-totally-edentulous-patients-variables-in https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c21b74f4be4ae2809bca8 Treating Totally Edentulous Patients: Variables Influencing Prosthetic Choice - Part II In cases of advanced resorption, aesthetic and functional evaluation becomes the deciding factor. Dr. Gracis delves into the role of the emergence profile, facial analysis, and the use of intraforaminal implants (straight or angled). Limits and potential complications of these solutions are discussed for conscious and predictable planning. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Emergence profile challenges in cases of severe resorption. Facial aesthetic evaluation as a guide for prosthetic choice. Straight and angled interforaminal implants. Functional and biomechanical limitations of interforaminal solutions. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c21bf4f4be4ae2809bcc9.mp4 2026-02-23T09:44:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/14-technical-aspects-in-creating-implant-anchored-pro https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c22624f4be4ae280c2741 Technical Aspects in Creating Implant-Anchored Prostheses The longevity of an implant rehabilitation depends largely on the quality of the technical phases. Dr. Gracis analyzes the operative differences between fixed and removable prostheses, illustrating the steps to create solid, precise, and passive structures. Special attention is given to laboratory communication, abutment selection, and occlusal fine-tuning. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Removable vs. fixed prostheses: technical and operative differences. Retentive attachments and cast bars: criteria for increasing durability and stability. Accurate transfer of implant position to the laboratory. Choice of abutments, vertical dimension, and occlusal scheme. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c22684f4be4ae280c286d.mp4 2026-02-23T09:46:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/15-abutment-selection https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c23034f4be4ae280fd4c5 Abutment Selection Choosing the right abutment is a determining factor for the precision and longevity of the restoration. Dr. Vailati analyzes how the choice between screw-retained or cemented prostheses influences abutment selection and fabrication techniques. The role of traditional and digital technologies in achieving passive-fit structures is thoroughly explored. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Criteria for abutment selection in screw-retained and cemented prostheses. Impression techniques for accurate laboratory transmission. Fabrication methods: traditional casting, laser-sintering, and CAD-CAM milling. Subtractive vs. additive techniques: advantages and limitations. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c230d4f4be4ae280fd926.mp4 2026-02-23T09:50:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/16-fabrication-of-zirconia-prosthetic-structures https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c238b4f4be4ae28128ae4 Fabrication of Zirconia Prosthetic Structures In this second lesson with Prof. Vailati, the design and fabrication process of zirconia prosthetic structures are detailed, with a focus on preliminary patient analysis. The importance of a thorough clinical and biological evaluation is emphasized to establish a coherent, functional, and aesthetic project. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Preliminary patient analysis: arches, bone, and tissue resorption. Evaluation of vertical dimension and correct tooth positioning. Clinical and design references for predictable zirconia prostheses. Selection criteria among different zirconia prosthetic solutions. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c23944f4be4ae28128b25.mp4 2026-02-23T09:52:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/18-prosthetic-phases-of-immediate-loading-protocols-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c24ba4f4be4ae281d457f Prosthetic Phases of Immediate Loading Protocols in Totally Edentulous Arches Immediate loading is an innovative strategy to accelerate patient rehabilitation. Dr. Gracis illustrates the evolution of protocols, scientific evidence, and criteria for defining the ideal timing for fixed implant prostheses. Protocols for loading within 48 hours or on the same day as guided surgery are analyzed. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Evolution of immediate loading protocols and scientific evidence. Operative sequence: preparation, surgery, and provisional application. Indications and management of abutments during the protocol. Differences between abutments for cemented and screw-retained prostheses. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c24c54f4be4ae281d45bc.mp4 2026-02-23T09:57:24Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/699c010e4f4be4ae2899de02/19-protocols-for-implant-prostheses-in-partially-eden https://img.osteocom.me/upload/699c25344f4be4ae281fabea Protocols for Implant Prostheses in Partially Edentulous Arches Managing partially edentulous cases requires precise strategies to ensure aesthetics and tissue health. Dr. Gracis demonstrates the use of provisionals to shape soft tissues, set the occlusal scheme, and verify phonetics and aesthetics. The preference for screw-retained prostheses for greater predictability and ease of management is highlighted. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Indications and timing for provisionals in partially edentulous patients. Role of provisionals in contouring soft tissues and the occlusal scheme. Evaluating aesthetics, phonetics, and osseointegration via provisionals. Preference for screw-retained prostheses and abutment selection. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/699c25374f4be4ae281fabf7.mp4 2026-02-23T09:59:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dentistry-4_0-AI-Mixed-Reality-Robotics https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69d7a706862cd6f902f119aa Dentistry 4.0: The Digital Revolution of Artificial Intelligence, Mixed Reality and Robotics Struggling with digital impression errors? Learn how to improve accuracy with AI-driven workflows. From 3D diagnostics to guided and holographic surgery—practical protocols for predictable results. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d892773165695300fbd4b4.mp4 2026-04-07T09:59:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dentistry-4_0-AI-Mixed-Reality-Robotics/1-intraoral-scanners-introduction-and-core-concepts https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69d795db862cd6f902d13006 Intraoral Scanners: Introduction and Core Concepts Understanding the technology behind intraoral scanners is the essential first step toward a successful digital transition. In this opening lesson, Dr. Mangano analyzes the shift away from analog impressions, focusing specifically on prosthetic rehabilitations on natural teeth. By exploring the concepts of accuracy, resolution, and mesh tessellation, he identifies the rare borderline cases where a hybrid approach is still preferred. You will learn how to manage complex clinical situations, from deep margins to dyschromia, to achieve consistently excellent results In particular, this lesson focuses on: Digital file fundamentals: Analysis of mesh structure, CAD libraries, and the concepts of trueness and precision (accuracy). Clinical limits and indications: When analog impressions become obsolete and how to manage critical variables like subgingival margins and dyschromic tissues. Topography and Tessellation: How scanner resolution directly influences the final quality of prosthetic restorations on natural teeth. Scanning protocols for fixed prosthodontics: Practical strategies for capturing precise and predictable impressions while reducing chairside time https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d79223862cd6f902bdcc7b.mp4 2026-04-09T06:50:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dentistry-4_0-AI-Mixed-Reality-Robotics/2-digital-impressions-on-full-arch-implants https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69d503ba8072e4300143d80f Digital Impressions on Full-Arch Implants Is it truly possible to obtain a passive and precise digital impression for a full-arch rehabilitation without resorting to traditional analog methods? In this first module, Dr. Mangano defines the clinical reference parameters by analyzing the accuracy of digital impressions in edentulous patients. The lesson examines critical phenomena such as mesh stretching and drifting related to interimplant distances, the impact of scanbody manufacturing tolerances, and the key role of geometric congruence between the actual scan and the CAD library. This introductory session provides the scientific and methodological foundations necessary to master the complex digital workflows detailed in subsequent modules. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Advantages and limitations of intraoral scanners in full-arch implant rehabilitations. Accuracy parameters: technological devices, operator experience, and clinical variables. The concept of congruence: managing the match between mesh and libraries to eliminate "growth errors." Implementing the Continuous Scan Strategy and photogrammetry techniques. Using scan gauges, calibrated frameworks, and optimizing tolerances. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d502d18072e4300143ca5d.mp4 2026-04-07T13:02:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dentistry-4_0-AI-Mixed-Reality-Robotics/3-artificial-intelligence-in-dentistry https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69d506de8072e4300147e763 Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry After a deep dive into data collection, this lesson explains how to transform that data into reliable, automated clinical decisions. Dr. Mangano explores the integration of AI within the dental ecosystem, moving from 2D and 3D assisted diagnosis to automated tissue segmentation. The focus is on operational efficiency: from evidence-based implant planning to the robotic modeling of crowns and bridges, and aesthetic pre-visualization via Smile Design. Understanding these tools allows you to evolve from a manual digital workflow to a smart one, drastically increasing precision and patient communication. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Diagnostics and Segmentation: AI applications in radiology and automated lesion detection. Prosthetic and Surgical Planning: Software for Smile Design and guided implant placement. Workflow Automation: Automated modeling of fixed restorations and clinical record optimization. Management Efficiency: AI tools for improving front-office operations and patient relationships. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d506e18072e4300147e768.mp4 2026-04-07T13:21:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dentistry-4_0-AI-Mixed-Reality-Robotics/4-virtual-and-mixed-reality-in-dentistry https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69d507ab8072e430014a8fb6 Virtual and Mixed Reality in Dentistry How can we break down the barrier between a virtual project and the actual surgical act? In this third presentation, Dr. Mangano introduces Virtual and Mixed Reality, technologies that are revolutionizing the planning and execution of implant therapies. Participants will explore the clinical distinction between pass-through systems (immersive virtual reality) and see-through devices, highlighting why the latter are the only ones truly suitable for a surgical environment as they allow the operator to maintain direct visual contact with the surgical field. By integrating advanced segmentation and 3D design, these technologies turn the monitor into a holographic workspace, elevating standards for training, communication, and operative precision. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Virtual vs. Mixed Reality: Technical definitions and differences in operator immersion levels. See-through vs. Pass-through Systems: Device analysis and selection criteria for clinical-surgical applications. Dental Applications: Using headsets for advanced training, planning, and implant design. Augmented Reality tools to enhance patient understanding of treatment plans. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d507ad8072e430014a8feb.mp4 2026-04-07T13:31:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dentistry-4_0-AI-Mixed-Reality-Robotics/5-mixed-reality-in-implantology https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69d508898072e430014e51d8 Mixed Reality in Implantology Having defined the theoretical boundaries between virtual and real, how do we transform a digital project into a holographic surgical guide visible directly on the surgical field? In this fourth module, Dr. Mangano illustrates how Mixed Reality is revolutionizing implantology through the use of see-through devices that overlay interactive holograms onto the patient's anatomy. The lesson focuses on the vocal and gestural manipulation of virtual elements and the integration of Apps for automated segmentation and implant planning. A preview of the Mixed Reality-based dynamic navigation system will be presented, a versatile solution for anterior and posterior post-extractive sites that enables guided surgery with limited investment. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Holographic Surgery: Using dynamic holograms as an active guide during surgery. Techniques for manipulation, movement, and voice control of virtual objects in space. Advanced software for file segmentation and assisted implant planning. Protocols for Mixed Reality-guided implant placement in partially edentulous areas. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d508908072e430014e5456.mp4 2026-04-07T13:34:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dentistry-4_0-AI-Mixed-Reality-Robotics/6-dental-robotics https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69d79618862cd6f902d39a26 Dental Robotics Robotics represents the latest frontier of innovation, destined to redefine precision standards in implantology, prosthodontics, endodontics, and other specialized dental sectors. In this lesson, Dr. Mangano analyzes how automation can liberate the clinician from repetitive, standardized procedures, allowing them to focus on the overall case vision. Different types of robots and their key components will be examined, evaluating how these machines reduce human error and optimize operating times. Participants will discover how to integrate these systems to radically transform the daily efficiency of their surgical activity. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Definition of robotic systems: Analysis of the technological requirements necessary for their clinical application. Guided implant placement protocols: Leveraging robotic assistance for high-precision surgical outcomes. Prosthetic and endodontic automation: How robotics is transforming tooth preparation and root canal navigation. Clinical efficiency: Streamlining workflows by delegating standardized tasks to robotic technology. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d79276862cd6f902c034eb.mp4 2026-04-09T06:50:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dentistry-4_0-AI-Mixed-Reality-Robotics/7-3d-printing-and-laser-sintering-in-dentistry https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69d7966e862cd6f902d600dc 3D Printing and Laser Sintering in Dentistry How do we choose the ideal manufacturing technology to ensure maximum precision and durability for our restorations? In this fifth module, Dr. Mangano compares subtractive (milling) and additive (3D printing) technologies, defining their applications in implant prosthodontics. While milling remains the gold standard for definitive restorations and full-arch rehabilitations, the lesson explores the unstoppable rise of 3D printing and laser sintering. The accuracy of SLA, DLP, and LCD systems for producing models, surgical guides, and total prostheses is analyzed, reaching the frontiers of custom-made surgery. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Additive vs. Subtractive Technologies: Technical comparison between milling and 3D printing for material selection. State of the Art for Definitives: Analyzing clinical precision between milled zirconia and new printed ceramic restorations. Laser Sintering and Metals: Using sintered titanium for custom-made implants and bone regeneration meshes. Evaluating production times and accuracy in models and surgical guides. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d792c8862cd6f902c29bd4.mp4 2026-04-09T06:51:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/dentistry-4_0-AI-Mixed-Reality-Robotics/8-chairside-3d-printing-and-innovative-materials https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69d509738072e4300152085e Chairside 3D Printing and Innovative Materials After analyzing large rehabilitations and centralized production, what are the real opportunities and limits of definitive 3D printing directly in the office? In this final module, Dr. Mangano presents the most advanced frontier of digital dentistry: Chairside 3D Printing. The lesson analyzes the properties of new hybrid composite materials, capable of combining clinical precision with mechanical resistance, challenging the dominance of traditional milling. By comparing additive and subtractive workflows (both in-office and lab-based), the session examines data on distortion and standard deviation, providing a comprehensive overview of the long-term reliability of 3D-printed crowns and bridges. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Additive Definitive Restorations: The evolution of 3D printing from provisionals to certified permanent prosthetics. Hybrid Composite Materials: Biological and mechanical characteristics of new advanced polymers for chairside techniques. Accuracy Analysis: Statistical comparison of mean error between additive and subtractive production (lab-based vs. chairside). Review of load resistance data and long-term success rates of printed restorations. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69d509748072e4300152086b.mp4 2026-04-07T13:38:51Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9b5558711563e185b7d84 Restorations of Poly-Diastemas, Crown Fractures and Deep Cervical Lesions Master anterior restorations with Prof. Bora Korkut. 3 full clinical cases: poly-diastema closure, deep cervical lesions, and crown fractures. 100% step-by-step. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9b54f8711563e185b7d2c.mp4 2026-05-05T06:54:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases/1-clinical-case-overview--pre-operative-protocols https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9a7158711563e185a7640 Clinical Case Overview & Pre-Operative Protocols Success in poly-diastema closure depends on a strict pre-operative workflow: from chemical timing to advanced gingival retraction. Dr. Bora Korkut presents a complex poly-diastema case (canine to canine), focusing on the crucial preliminary steps. The lesson covers the mandatory 2-week waiting period after bleaching to ensure adhesive strength and the strategic selection of monochromatic composites before tooth dehydration. Dr. Korkut explains the "no-prep" philosophy, detailing why beveling is unnecessary when proper etching and high-quality photopolymerization are applied. Finally, the focus shifts to isolation techniques, emphasizing the use of heavy rubber dams for maximum gingival retraction and the selection of specific clamps to avoid interference with clinical documentation and scans. A meticulous setup ensures that the adhesive interface and the emergence profile are manageable and predictable throughout the restorative phase. Key topics covered in this lecture: Bleaching vs. Bonding: Managing the 14-day oxygen release window. Non-Prep Approach: Biomechanical advantages of avoiding enamel beveling. Monochromatic Selection: Color matching protocols for diastema closure. Heavy Rubber Dam: Achieving optimal gingival retraction for anterior cases. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9a6ae8711563e185a758f.mp4 2026-05-05T08:12:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases/2-central-incisors--cpt-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9a8418711563e185a888b Central Incisors – CPT Technique Master the Free-hand Monochromatic Layering technique to achieve seamless integration and anatomical precision on central incisors. This lesson focuses on the direct restoration of the central incisors, demonstrating the efficiency of the Free-hand Monochromatic approach. Dr. Korkut introduces his original CPT Technique (Composite Plastering Technique), a specific method designed to correct interdental irregularities and optimize the emergence profile. The clinical workflow highlights the use of ultra-sharp, thinned restorative instruments and composite brushes to manage embrasure inclinations with high precision. Key steps include the strategic application of bonding agents and the use of the "Analysis and Imitate" concept, where the restoration is constantly compared to adjacent natural structures to ensure perfect symmetry. Finally, the lesson demonstrates the use of interdental metal strips and additive surface shaping to refine the contact areas. By implementing the CPT Technique, clinicians can achieve anatomical excellence in the midline area through a simplified yet highly controlled additive workflow. Key topics covered in this lecture: CPT Technique: Implementing the Composite Plastering Technique for interdental management. Instrument Selection: Utilizing thinned profiles and composite brushes for free-hand anatomy. Analysis & Imitate Concept: Protocols for achieving symmetry with adjacent natural teeth. Interdental Refinement: Using metal strips to correct connections and surface texture. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9a83a8711563e185a8875.mp4 2026-05-05T08:19:15Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases/3-lateral-incisors https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9ac3a8711563e185aca8c Lateral incisors Achieve a perfect emergence profile using contemporary injectable techniques and transparent matrices for a seamless transition between centrals and canines. In this lesson, Dr. Bora Korkut demonstrates a contemporary approach to lateral incisor restoration using highly polishable flowable composites. The core of the procedure relies on the use of transparent matrices to guide the injection, ensuring a precise and predictable emergence profile. Dr. Korkut details his Selective Etching technique, highlighting why etching enamel is mandatory while leaving dentin untouched to optimize the adhesive interface. The lesson also explores the balance between Additive and Subtractive techniques to match the mirroring lateral incisor and maintain harmony with the surrounding dentition. Finally, the CPT Technique is applied to manage interdental thickness and refine the incisal embrasures. The integration of injectable materials and matrix-guided shaping allows for maximum anatomical control, ensuring that the lateral incisors perfectly complement the aesthetic "frame" of the smile. Key topics covered in this lecture: Injectable Composite Protocol: Using transparent matrices for matrix-guided composite delivery. Selective Etching: Clinical rationale for enamel-only etching to preserve pulp health and maximize bond. Smile Harmony: Strategies to match shape and volume with central incisors and canines. Embrasures & Morphology: Refining incisal embrasures and managing interdental thickness via the CPT Technique. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9ac348711563e185aca79.mp4 2026-05-05T08:36:12Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases/4-canines---anatomical-shaping--palatal-cpt https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9adc68711563e185ad72f Canines - Anatomical Shaping & Palatal CPT Master the complexity of canine anatomy by applying the CPT technique from the palatal site to ensure tight contacts and perfect aesthetic alignment. Shaping canines represents one of the most significant challenges in anterior restorations due to their functional and aesthetic transition role. In this lesson, Dr. Bora Korkut demonstrates how to harmonize canine volume with the previously restored lateral and central incisors. Following a strict selective etching and bonding protocol, the focus shifts to the palatal application of the CPT Technique. This specific approach is designed to create a smooth emergence profile and achieve a predictably tight interdental contact. The lesson concludes with rough surface correction using specialized discs to refine the transition and ensure biological and aesthetic harmony across the entire anterior segment. Managing the canine's transition from the palatal to the facial aspect is key to creating a natural-looking smile that respects both function and interproximal integrity. Key topics covered in this lecture: Anatomical Calibration: Aligning canine morphology with central and lateral incisors. Palatal CPT Technique: Enhancing the emergence profile and contact tightness from the palatal aspect. Adhesive Protocol: Precise enamel etching and bonding management on complex convex surfaces. Initial Contouring: Utilizing disc sequences for rough surface correction and harmonic shaping. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9adbd8711563e185ad600.mp4 2026-05-05T08:42:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases/5-finishing-and-polishing https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9afc88711563e185b02be Finishing and polishing Transform composite into tooth structure by mastering the transition from primary morphology to the finest interdental polish. The final stage of the poly-diastema closure determines the ultimate aesthetic success of the treatment. In this lesson, Dr. Bora Korkut demonstrates the full use of a specialized finishing and polishing kit to refine the restoration. The clinical focus is on the correction of embrasure inclinations, ensuring that the light reflects naturally across the composite-enamel interface. Dr. Korkut guides you through the systematic creation of primary morphology (overall shape and symmetry) followed by secondary morphology (surface characterization). The lesson concludes with a high-gloss interdental polishing protocol to ensure biological compatibility and a long-lasting, stain-resistant finish. Precision in finishing is what separates a visible restoration from a seamless integration, respecting both the optical properties and the periodontal health of the patient. Key topics covered in this lecture: Morphological Hierarchy: Systematic workflow for primary and secondary anatomy refinement. Embrasure Optimization: Correcting inclinations to manage light reflection and aesthetic flow. Texturing Techniques: Utilizing the finishing kit to imitate natural enamel surface characteristics. Interdental Gloss: Advanced polishing protocols for a smooth, plaque-resistant proximal finish. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9afc38711563e185b02b0.mp4 2026-05-05T08:51:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases/6-preparation--isolation-in-deep-lesions https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9b0698711563e185b1fba Preparation & Isolation in Deep Lesions Achieve total control over the cervical margin by mastering gingival retraction and the precise removal of compromised restorative materials. The management of deep cervical lesions begins with a rigorous isolation protocol. In this lesson, Dr. Bora Korkut demonstrates the application of a full rubber dam isolation, emphasizing its role not just in moisture control, but in gingival retraction. This step is critical for identifying the margins of old, failing restorations and removing excess material that often compromises periodontal health. Dr. Korkut details the transition from removing old composite to the delicate excavation of cervical carious lesions, utilizing carbide burs at low speed without water cooling to maximize tactile sensitivity and ensure a clean, sound substrate for the new adhesive interface. Proper preparation in the cervical area is a balance between soft tissue management and meticulous removal of contaminants, forming the foundation for long-term marginal integrity. Key topics covered in this lecture: Strategic Isolation: Using the rubber dam for subgingival access and marginal visibility. Material Debridement: Techniques for the complete removal of excessive and aged composite. Caries Excavation: Protocol for using carbide burs at low speed for controlled tissue removal. Border Definition: Defining clear restorative margins after mechanical gingival retraction. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9b0658711563e185b1e17.mp4 2026-05-05T08:54:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases/7-enamel-etching-in-deep-cervical-scenarios https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9b11c8711563e185b2e9f Enamel Etching in Deep Cervical Scenarios Protect the pulp-dentin complex by implementing a strict selective etching protocol tailored for deep cervical exposures. In this lesson, Dr. Bora Korkut addresses the adhesive management of deep cervical lesions, where proximity to the pulp chamber dictates a conservative approach. The clinical focus is on Selective Enamel Etching: Dr. Korkut demonstrates the precise application of phosphoric acid exclusively on the enamel margins, carefully avoiding the dentin. This protocol is essential in deep cavities to prevent post-operative sensitivity and pulpal irritation caused by over-etching thin dentinal walls. The lesson highlights how to maximize marginal seal through enamel conditioning while relying on modern adhesive systems to manage the dentinal substrate safely. Mastering the selective etch technique in the cervical zone is the most effective way to ensure high bond strength without compromising pulp vitality in deep restorations. Key topics covered in this lecture: Selective Etch Protocol: Step-by-step enamel conditioning in the cervical third. Pulp Protection: Rationale for avoiding dentin etching in deep cavosurface margins. Adhesive Strategy: Balancing marginal integrity with the prevention of post-operative sensitivity. Contamination Control: Maintaining a clean substrate during the etching phase in subgingival areas. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9b1158711563e185b2ce1.mp4 2026-05-05T08:56:53Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases/8-lateral-incisors--cervical-stratification https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9b1c78711563e185b35c9 Lateral Incisors – Cervical Stratification Achieve a seamless cervical transition by mastering composite adaptation and emergence profile management in the lateral segment. In this lesson, Dr. Bora Korkut demonstrates the restorative phase for deep cervical lesions on the lateral incisors. The clinical focus is on the controlled adaptation of composite resin to the subgingival margins, ensured by the previously established gingival retraction. Dr. Korkut highlights the importance of maintaining a smooth emergence profile to prevent future plaque accumulation and ensure periodontal health. The procedure shows how to manage the monochromatic or polychromatic layering (depending on the lesion's depth and substrate discoloration) to perfectly match the cervical third's natural saturation. Special attention is given to the adaptation technique to avoid voids at the critical tooth-restoration interface. Precision in the cervical third of lateral incisors is vital for both aesthetic integration and the long-term maintenance of the periodontal attachment. Key topics covered in this lecture: Composite Adaptation: Techniques to ensure a void-free interface in subgingival areas. Emergence Profile: Shaping the cervical contour to support soft tissue health. Saturation Matching: Selecting and placing masses to mirror the cervical translucency of lateral incisors. Margin Refinement: Fine-tuning the restoration borders before the final polishing phase https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9b1c18711563e185b35b9.mp4 2026-05-05T08:59:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases/9-finishing--symmetry--surface-morphology https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9b26f8711563e185b4ef3 Finishing – Symmetry & Surface Morphology Finalize cervical restorations by aligning primary and secondary morphology to achieve perfect symmetry and biological harmony. The final phase of treating deep cervical lesions is dedicated to the meticulous refinement of the restoration's surface. In this lesson, Dr. Bora Korkut demonstrates how to establish the primary morphology, ensuring the overall shape is perfectly symmetrical and in harmony with the adjacent teeth. The clinical workflow includes a rigorous check of embrasure inclinations, transition lines, and the overall incisal length to ensure the new cervical contours don't disrupt the smile arc. Dr. Korkut then introduces the secondary morphology, using specialized burs to create a surface plane that mimics natural enamel texture and light reflection. Achieving a harmonious shape through disciplined finishing is what allows cervical restorations to disappear visually while maintaining a healthy relationship with the gingival margin. Key topics covered in this lecture: Primary Morphology: Protocols for achieving symmetry and harmonic proportions with adjacent sites. Structural Review: Checking transition lines and embrasure inclinations for aesthetic integration. Secondary Anatomy: Utilizing burs to create surface planes and natural enamel characterization. Biological Integration: Adjusting the cervical contour to respect the emergence profile and tooth length. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9b2638711563e185b4b93.mp4 2026-05-05T09:02:36Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/restorations-complete-clinical-cases/10-crown-fracture--advanced-polychromatic-reconstruc https://img.osteocom.me/upload/69f9b3138711563e185b5e00 Crown Fracture – Advanced Polychromatic Reconstruction Achieve invisible restorations in complex fractures by mastering polychromatic layering and the mimicry of internal anatomical structures. In this comprehensive clinical case, Dr. Bora Korkut demonstrates the complete restoration of a crown fracture using an advanced polychromatic layering technique. The challenge lies in the perfect imitation of the adjacent natural tooth: Dr. Korkut shows how to stratify different masses to replicate the specific mamelon effects and incisal translucency of the symmetrical central incisor. The lesson follows a "Check & Copy" workflow, where every anatomical detail of the reference tooth is analyzed and transposed into the composite restoration. Finally, the shaping and contouring phase refines the transition lines and surface texture, ensuring the direct restoration is indistinguishable from natural enamel. Closing: The success of a polychromatic restoration depends on the clinician's ability to analyze and replicate the internal optical map of the natural tooth, from dentin opacity to incisal characterization. Key topics covered in this lecture: Polychromatic Layering: Managing enamel and dentin masses for depth and natural translucency. Mamelon Imitation: Techniques to replicate internal incisal edge effects and mamelon structures. The "Copy" Concept: Protocols for using the symmetrical tooth as a direct anatomical reference. Final Contouring: High-level finishing to integrate the restoration into the smile's harmony. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/69f9b30b8711563e185b5bd4.mp4 2026-05-05T09:05:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-GBR-sinus-full-arch https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a4f8b35096eab4de2b260fa Contemporary GBR, Sinus & Full-Arch Strategies Access selected recordings from the International Osteology Symposium Vienna 2026 on bone augmentation, GBR, sinus procedures, digital regeneration and full-arch maxillary rehabilitation. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a2029b25b636e8869d3441f.mp4 2026-05-26T12:08:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-GBR-sinus-full-arch/1-session-1---trends-in-oral-regeneration https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a15a4708f2eacbd0447afb7 Session 1 - Trends in Oral Regeneration A programme developed by the Osteology Next Gen Team https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a192d43af61847bac2742b8.mp4 2026-05-26T13:02:03Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-GBR-sinus-full-arch/2-session-2---innovations-for-bone-augmentation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a15a7078f2eacbd0447eb75 Session 2 - Innovations for Bone Augmentation Moderators: Matteo Chiapasco, Chen Zhuofan Presentations included What’s new in vertical ridge augmentation Istvan Urban Risks and rewards: innovative treatments for cancer patients Bilal Al-Nawas Biomimetic enhancement of bone graft reconstruction Tara Aghaloo This session focuses on innovation in bone augmentation, from advanced vertical ridge augmentation to regenerative strategies for complex and medically compromised patients. The speakers address surgical, biological and technological perspectives on bone reconstruction, highlighting how contemporary augmentation procedures are increasingly shaped by biomimetic concepts, patient-specific risk assessment and the need to reduce morbidity while preserving clinical predictability. Key topics covered New developments in vertical ridge augmentation Complex bone defects and high-risk patients Innovative treatments for cancer patients Biomimetic enhancement of bone graft reconstruction Future directions in regenerative bone surgery https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a192d7daf61847bac274640.mp4 2026-05-26T13:02:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-GBR-sinus-full-arch/3-session-3---contemporary-gbr-procedures https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a15a7758f2eacbd0447ef7c Session 3 - Contemporary GBR Procedures Moderators: Giuseppe Romito, Marcel F. Kunrath Presentations included The role of new barrier membranes in GBR Christer Dahlin Advanced defects: reliable GBR procedures with an emphasis on complication management Hélène Arnal This recorded session is dedicated to contemporary GBR procedures, with a specific focus on membrane evolution, advanced defect management and complication control. The session explores the role of new barrier membranes in guided bone regeneration and presents reliable GBR approaches for advanced defects, emphasizing the clinical importance of tissue stability, surgical planning and complication management. Key topics covered New barrier membranes in GBR Contemporary membrane selection Reliable GBR workflows for advanced defects Prevention and management of complications Clinical decision-making in complex regenerative cases https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a192db6af61847bac274a44.mp4 2026-05-26T13:03:11Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-GBR-sinus-full-arch/4-session-4---re-live-surgery-gbr-with-implant-plac https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a16be5e8f2eacbd0455ac21 Session 4 - Re-live Surgery: GBR with Implant Placement Moderators: Ronald E. Jung, Ellie Knight Presentations included Introducing the patient Ronald E. Jung, Ellie Knight The evidence behind Daniel Buser Narrated surgery Isabella Rocchietta Discussion Ronald E. Jung, Ellie Knight This Re-live Surgery session focuses on GBR with implant placement, combining case presentation, evidence-based rationale, narrated surgical execution and expert discussion. The recording preserves the original congress format, allowing viewers to follow the clinical reasoning behind the treatment, from patient assessment and surgical planning to regenerative execution and implant-related decision-making. Key topics covered Case-based treatment planning Evidence behind GBR with implant placement Narrated surgical workflow Regenerative and implant positioning decisions Expert discussion on predictability and clinical outcomes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a192de3af61847bac274e39.mp4 2026-05-26T13:03:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-GBR-sinus-full-arch/5-session-5--digital-technologies-and-ai-in-oral-tis https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a15a9ff8f2eacbd044818c5 Session 5 -Digital Technologies and AI in Oral Tissue Regeneration Moderators: Daniel S. Thoma, Vitor Marques Sapata Presentations included AI in oral regeneration: what next? William V. Giannobile Bioprinting for maxillofacial regenerative surgery Florian Thieringer Bone Reconstruction Using Customized Biodegradable Scaffolds Sašo Ivanovski This forward-looking symposium session explores how digital technologies, artificial intelligence, bioprinting and customized scaffolds are reshaping oral tissue regeneration. The speakers discuss the future of AI-driven regenerative planning, the potential of bioprinting in maxillofacial surgery and the clinical use of customized biodegradable scaffolds for bone reconstruction. Key topics covered AI applications in oral regeneration Digital planning and personalized regenerative strategies Bioprinting for maxillofacial regenerative surgery Customized biodegradable scaffolds Future-oriented workflows in regenerative dentistry https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a192e14af61847bac275f52.mp4 2026-05-26T13:04:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-GBR-sinus-full-arch/6-session-6---re-live-surgery-sinus-augmentation https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a16c0ef8f2eacbd0455cc4e Session 6 - Re-live Surgery: Sinus Augmentation Moderators: Franck Renouard, Marie-Sophie Katz Presentations included Introducing the patient Franck Renouard, Marie-Sophie Katz The evidence behind Leonardo Trombelli Narrated surgery Vivianne Chappuis Discussion Franck Renouard, Marie-Sophie Katz This Re-live Surgery recording is dedicated to sinus augmentation and follows the original congress format: patient presentation, scientific evidence, narrated surgery and expert discussion. The session allows clinicians to revisit the clinical reasoning behind sinus augmentation procedures, from indication and anatomical assessment to surgical execution and discussion of treatment predictability. Key topics covered Patient assessment and indication for sinus augmentation Evidence supporting sinus augmentation procedures Narrated surgical sequence Anatomical and intra-operative considerations Expert discussion on clinical decision-making https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a192e3aaf61847bac276862.mp4 2026-05-26T13:05:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-GBR-sinus-full-arch/7-session-7---treatment-of-the-edentulous-maxilla-t https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a15ab4c8f2eacbd04483ccd Session 7 - Treatment of the Edentulous Maxilla: The Global Consensus for Clinical Guidelines Moderators: Frank Schwarz, Hom-Lay Wang Presentations included GCCG explained – a new approach to develop clinical guidelines Frank Schwarz, Hom-Lay Wang Delphi surveys, and the role of patient and clinician feedback Franz Strauss, Giulia Brunello Number and timing of implants Giuseppe Romito Short vs. standard zygomatic implants Daniel S. Thoma The role of alveolar ridge augmentation and sinus floor augmentation Muhammed Saleh Implant-supported and conventional removable prostheses Guo-Hao Lin The clinical recommendations in a nutshell Ronald E. Jung, Hom-Lay Wang This recorded session presents the Global Consensus for Clinical Guidelines dedicated to the treatment of the edentulous maxilla. The session brings together international experts to discuss guideline development, Delphi surveys, patient and clinician feedback, implant number and timing, zygomatic implant strategies, ridge and sinus augmentation, removable prostheses and final clinical recommendations. It is one of the most consensus-driven recordings in the series, offering clinicians access to a structured scientific discussion on full-arch maxillary rehabilitation. Key topics covered Global Consensus for Clinical Guidelines framework Patient and clinician feedback in guideline development Implant number and timing Short, standard and zygomatic implant strategies Ridge augmentation and sinus floor augmentation Implant-supported and conventional removable prostheses Final clinical recommendations for the edentulous maxilla https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a192e69af61847bac276f98.mp4 2026-05-26T13:05:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a26f75ea1753a4ea405df16 Minimally Invasive Periodontal Reconstruction Upgrade your practice with Prof. Serhat Aslan’s video course on osteocom. Master advanced flap designs, EPPT, and periodontally compromised patients management. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a26f76ca1753a4ea405e3a0.mp4 2026-06-05T06:13:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/1-fundamentals-of-periodontal-and-peri-implant-tissu https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a228864ec7fca84e2afa11b Fundamentals of periodontal and peri-implant tissue reconstruction How critical is your clinical thinking when trying to avoid the typical reconstructive errors of the past? This lecture focuses on the essential factors that must be evaluated before implant placement, ranging from the identification of periodontally compromised patients to the execution of non-surgical periodontal treatment and pocket closure. Prof. Aslan examines how innovation in biomaterials and microsurgery leads to new flap designs, explaining why modifying the incision line based on the specific clinical scenario is vital. The session delivers a clear strategy on how to stick to microsurgical principles to preserve closed tissues while respecting the precise biological differences between teeth and implants. Key topics covered in this lecture: Pre-implant critical factors: periodontally compromised patient identification, pocket closure, and non-surgical treatment Innovation in biomaterials and microsurgery leading to new minimally invasive flap designs Influence of suture materials and suture tension on soft tissue tearing and inflammatory reactions Impact of soft tissue thickness, mucosa width, and inter-implant distance on bone resorption https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a22885bec7fca84e2af9f32.mp4 2026-06-05T08:17:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/2-key-learnings-and-clinical-execution-in-reconstruc https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a228abdec7fca84e2afc584 Key learnings and clinical execution in reconstructive periodontal surgery Is it truly acceptable to leave a patient with residual probing depth after initial treatment? This lecture tackles the critical impact of residual pockets on the progression of periodontitis and tooth loss, clarifying why a probing depth greater than 6mm represents an incomplete outcome that mandates further surgical intervention. Prof. Aslan outlines the complete clinical guidelines for Stage III periodontitis, detailing everything from subgingival instrumentation to supportive periodontal therapy. The session delivers a definitive guide on how to handle intrabony defects by leveraging advanced biomaterial technologies to achieve maximum stability. Key topics covered in this lecture: Biological principles to obtain long-term stability after the regeneration of deep infrabony defects The necessity of treating residual pockets greater than 6mm to prevent tooth loss Step-by-step clinical guidelines for the comprehensive treatment of Stage III periodontitis Management of intrabony defects focusing on space maintenance and blood clot stability https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a228ab6ec7fca84e2afc567.mp4 2026-06-05T08:36:06Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/3-papilla-preservation-flaps https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a228c1aec7fca84e2afd556 Papilla preservation flaps Protecting the natural dentition requires mastering the papilla preservation flap, which stands as a fundamental cornerstone of reconstructive surgery. This lecture explores how periodontally regenerative and reconstructive therapies in intrabony defects achieve significantly larger CAL gain compared to traditional open flap debridement alone. Prof. Aslan provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of flap design techniques, breaking down the technical differences between the era of membranes and the modern era of biologics. The video emphasizes how combining these advanced flap designs with enamel matrix derivatives or guided tissue regeneration results in maximum pocket depth reductions. Key topics covered in this lecture: Clinical performance of access flap surgery and the evolution of papilla preservation techniques Comparative data on CAL gain and pocket depth reduction versus open flap debridement alone Critical selection criteria between the traditional era of membranes and the modern era of biologics Combined protocols using enamel matrix derivatives and guided tissue regeneration to protect soft tissues https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a228c0fec7fca84e2afd516.mp4 2026-06-05T08:41:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/4-minimally-invasive-surgery-how-to-really-be-minim https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a228d2bec7fca84e2b0072d Minimally invasive surgery: how to really be minimal invasive? Are your surgical techniques truly minimally invasive, or are you sometimes just chasing an illusion of minimally invasiveness? This lecture redefines the term by demonstrating that true minimal invasion is not just about reducing incision dimensions, but actively improving the biological outcome of the healing phase. Prof. Aslan presents a critical shift into the era of the single buccal flap, explaining how avoiding double flap reflection directly enhances CAL gain. The session provides direct clinical proof that minimizing surgical trauma drastically reduces patient chair time and postoperative pain killer necessity. Key topics covered in this lecture: Clinical case discussions focusing on the execution of the Modified MIST technique Practical application of the Single Flap Approach to eliminate double flap reflection Biological impact of modern minimally invasive approaches on enhancing the healing phase Clinical benefits of single buccal flaps in reducing chair time and patient postoperative pain https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a228d23ec7fca84e2b006ad.mp4 2026-06-05T08:46:14Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/5-entire-papilla-preservation-technique-from-concep https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a228e2aec7fca84e2b01089 Entire Papilla Preservation Technique: from concept to clinical reality Is it actually possible to preserve the complete integrity of the defect-associated interdental papilla during reconstructive surgery? This lecture introduces the biological rationale behind the EPPT (Entire Papilla Preservation Technique), an innovative approach that utilizes a tunnel-like undermining incision to leave the papilla fully intact. Prof. Aslan explains how this completely preserved tissue creates an isolated gingival chamber that stabilizes the blood clot and optimizes wound healing. By eliminating traditional incisions and interdental suturing, this technique shortens chair time and delivers superior CAL gain and pocket reduction compared to conventional methods. Key topics covered in this lecture: Biological rationale of EPPT and the creation of an intact gingival chamber for clot stability Execution of the tunnel-like undermining incision to protect the defect-associated papilla Specific suture protocols utilizing a single interrupted suture on the buccal aspect to prevent ischemia Clinical comparison of EPPT advantages over traditional techniques regarding CAL gain and complication rates https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a228e25ec7fca84e2b0107e.mp4 2026-06-05T08:50:37Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/6-gingival-recession-from-aetiology-to-clinical-dec https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a228f28ec7fca84e2b03ae1 Gingival recession: from aetiology to clinical decision-making in daily practice Understanding the precise origin of tissue loss is the first mandatory step toward successful treatment planning in daily practice. This lecture breaks down the multifactorial aetiology of gingival recession, identifying a thin phenotype as the most frequent primary cause alongside secondary factors like advanced periodontitis, orthodontic treatment, and bone dehiscence. Prof. Aslan outlines clear diagnostic classifications and maps out a logical workflow spanning prevention, non-surgical approaches, and advanced surgical interventions. The lesson provides a comprehensive breakdown of clinical objectives, from establishing attached gingiva to correcting ridge deformities, supported by detailed case discussions. Key topics covered in this lecture: Multifactorial aetiology of recessions, highlighting the critical role of a thin phenotype Comprehensive gingival recession classification and the key clinical factors influencing tissue loss Multi-tiered management strategies including prevention, root instrumentation, and surgical approaches Treatment objectives and case discussions focused on Free Gingival Grafts and CAF https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a228f23ec7fca84e2b037f4.mp4 2026-06-05T08:55:01Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/7-minimally-invasive-soft-tissue-grafting https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a2290b1ec7fca84e2b05f39 Minimally invasive soft tissue grafting When performing autogenous tissue transplants, are your harvesting protocols truly minimally invasive, or are they causing unnecessary donor site morbidity? This lecture forces a critical evaluation of harvesting depth during the procurement of free gingival grafts and connective tissue grafts. Prof. Aslan presents a detailed anatomical comparison between palatal donor sites and tuberosity harvesting, recommending the tuberosity when greater tissue volume is required for reconstruction. The session delivers vital safety guidelines on locating the greater palatal artery to prevent intra-operative bleeding complications while establishing clear clinical recommendations for optimal soft tissue thickness and the alternative use of collagen matrices. Key topics covered in this lecture: Surgical parameters controlling the harvesting depth of free gingival grafts and connective tissue grafts Comparative analysis of clinical outcomes and volume stability between tuberosity and palatal harvesting Anatomical mapping of the greater palatal artery to successfully avoid intra-operative bleeding complications Clinical recommendations on soft tissue thickness and the strategic integration of a collagen matrix https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a2290abec7fca84e2b05f10.mp4 2026-06-05T09:01:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/8-minimally-invasive-implant-therapy-timing-and-exe https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a22997c6139d742e3889ac7 Minimally invasive implant therapy: timing and execution Immediate implant placement is a highly effective option for soft tissue preservation, but successful execution depends entirely on selecting the right clinical timing. This lecture addresses why severe active infections or massive buccal bone defects require clinicians to postpone placement in favor of ridge preservation strategies and GBR. Prof. Aslan outlines the biological necessity of grafting the gap to maintain long-term tissue volume, ensuring the underlying architecture does not collapse. The session underscores that prosthetic guidance must drive the entire surgical plan to guarantee predictable, high-end aesthetic outcomes for the patient. Key topics covered in this lecture: Critical decision-making criteria for choosing between immediate implant placement and delayed protocols Clinical management of severe infections and major buccal bone defects using ridge preservation and GBR Surgical techniques for grafting the gap to ensure predictable long-term volume preservation Implementation of prosthetic guidance as the primary driver for optimal aesthetic results https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a2299766139d742e3889ab8.mp4 2026-06-05T09:06:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/9-relive-surgery-reconstruction-of-keratinized-muco https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a229a606139d742e388aab3 ReLIVE Surgery: Reconstruction of Keratinized Mucosa Around Implants Following GBR in a Post-Tumor Site Managing extreme anatomical challenges requires advanced tissue engineering protocols and a deep understanding of muscle dynamics. This ReLIVE surgery features a highly complex clinical case involving a patient who previously underwent tumor removal in the cheek followed by GBR. Prof. Aslan walks you through the delicate surgical steps required to separate this apical muscle connection and stabilize the area. The ultimate goal of this extensive procedure is to establish a completely new, healthy tissue attachment and a functional band of keratinized mucosa around the existing dental implants. Key topics covered in this lecture: Surgical separation of complex apical muscle connections involving cheek and lingual mucosa Procurement and stabilization of an extensive 25mm FGG for severe site reconstruction Advanced soft tissue management protocols for sites previously treated with guided bone regeneration Clinical strategies to successfully engineer a new healthy attachment and keratinized mucosa around implants https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a229a546139d742e388a891.mp4 2026-06-05T09:42:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/10-relive-surgery-eppt-with-lateral-access-and-regen https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a229b416139d742e388c104 ReLIVE Surgery: EPPT with lateral access and regenerative management of a 9mm infrabony defect How do you predictably approach a deep, severe periodontal defect that resembles a compromised one-wall anatomy? This ReLIVE session demonstrates the clinical execution of two distinct surgical techniques, highlighted by a 9mm periodontal defect on an upper lateral incisor. Prof. Aslan walks through the precise evaluation of the patient's gingival phenotype and maps out the exact steps for defect area degranulation and root surface debridement. The surgery showcases the practical application of the Entire Papilla Preservation Technique combined with lateral access, the mechanical and chemical preparation of the root, and the final stabilization of the site. Key topics covered in this lecture: Clinical application of the Entire Papilla Preservation Technique utilizing a strategic lateral access Step-by-step defect degranulation, comprehensive root surface debridement, and root planing protocols Chemical root conditioning via EDTA application followed by enamel matrix derivative delivery Flap design and stabilization of a 9mm defect using a modified internal mattress suture https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a229b3b6139d742e388c0e2.mp4 2026-06-05T09:46:52Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/11-relive-surgery-relive-surgery-eppt-through-mesia https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a229c266139d742e388c936 ReLIVE Surgery: ReLIVE Surgery: EPPT Through Mesial Access for an 8-mm Distal Canine Defect When a deep periodontal defect compromises the aesthetic zone, leveraging specific anatomical landmarks is key to a successful outcome. This ReLIVE surgery walks you through the step-by-step management of a severe 8mm defect located on the distal aspect of an upper canine. The video begins with a precise patient phenotype analysis to determine the structural limitations and possibilities of the surrounding tissue architecture. The lecture demonstrates how identifying a distinct papilla groove allows for the confident execution of the EPPT, protecting the interdental tissues from collapse. Key topics covered in this lecture: Surgical strategy and flap design selection for a deep 8mm defect on an upper canine Comprehensive patient phenotype analysis to guide reconstructive predictability Tactical execution of the Entire Papilla Preservation Technique utilizing an anatomical papilla groove Soft tissue management protocols to maximize stability and prevent recession in the aesthetic zone https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a229c1f6139d742e388c8e9.mp4 2026-06-05T09:50:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/12-relive-surgery-modified-mist-surgical-technique-i https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a229d126139d742e388e56f ReLIVE Surgery: Modified MIST surgical technique in 3-wall defects Treating a 3-wall bony defect at the level of the lateral incisor offers high regenerative potential, provided the overlying soft tissue remains completely stable. This ReLIVE surgery focuses on the clinical execution of the simplified papilla preservation entry, an approach engineered to maintain the interdental architecture with minimal trauma. Prof. Aslan demonstrates the meticulous degranulation of the defect, ensuring a completely clean environment for the subsequent delivery of biologics. The session showcases the surgical handling required to achieve optimal stabilization of the blood clot within the anatomy of the defect. Key topics covered in this lecture: Surgical access and execution of the simplified papilla preservation flap at a lateral incisor Thorough mechanical degranulation of the defect to prepare the site for regenerative biomaterials Advanced suturing and flap adaptation techniques aimed specifically at the stabilization of the clot https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a229d0a6139d742e388e32a.mp4 2026-06-05T09:54:41Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/min-inv-perio-reconstruct/13-relive-surgery-tunneling-and-coronally-advanced-f https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a229dea6139d742e3890a9a ReLIVE Surgery: Tunneling and coronally advanced flap for severe RT3 gingival recession in a patient with severe periodontitis How do you predictably reconstruct extensive soft tissue loss in a patient recovering from aggressive, generalized periodontal disease? This ReLIVE surgery tackles a complex severe RT3 gingival recession in a patient with severe periodontitis where clinical stability was achieved, but significant interproximal and buccal attachment loss remains. Prof. Aslan demonstrates how to manage an extremely thin buccal phenotype on both the canine and molar areas. The procedure illustrates how to extend a connective tissue graft across the premolar region using a tunneling approach, combined with a CAF to restore the highly compromised canine site. Key topics covered in this lecture: Tissue reconstruction strategies for stable but severely compromised RT3 gingival recession in periodontitis patients Advanced management of a very thin phenotype showing minimal clinical attachment on canines and molars Step-by-step execution of a tunneling approach to extend connective tissue grafting across multiple teeth Flap design and execution of a coronally advanced flap to optimize coverage in the canine area https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a229de06139d742e389034a.mp4 2026-06-05T09:58:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-regeneration-ortho-rootcoverage https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a4f8bf9096eab4de2b26d3c Latest in Regeneration, Ortho & Root Coverage Master advanced periodontal regeneration, ortho-perio timing and root coverage with Re-live surgeries from Osteology Symposium Vienna 2026 https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a3b9d3e422cff188e8da300.mp4 2026-06-19T09:52:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-regeneration-ortho-rootcoverage/1-session-1----periodontal-regeneration-state-of-th https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a352cffaa76cba838b9f680 Session 1 - Periodontal Regeneration: State of the Art & Emerging concepts Moderators: Pamela McClain and Atsushi Saito Presentations included Intrabony defects: evidence and practice Giulio Rasperini Wound Healing Following Periodontal Regeneration of Furcation Defects Nikolaos Donos Microsurgical approaches - the evidence in regenerative procedures Diego Velásquez-Plata This first session delivers a comprehensive update on advanced strategies for treating complex intrabony and furcation defects. You will explore the rationale behind combining biologics with CTG and delve into the prognostic factors required to achieve complete root coverage. Lecturers will analyze the evolution of periodontal surgical techniques, transitioning from traditional non-incision papilla approaches to 3D Tunnel Technique. By participating you will master how to properly respect and preserve soft tissues from the non-surgical phase to ensure long-term gingival margin stability and optimal blood supply. Key topics covered Rationale and clinical advantages of combining biologics with CTG in intrabony defects Modern treatment strategies and regenerative outcomes for complex furcation defects The surgical evolution from non-incision papilla approaches to the 3D Tunnel Technique Soft tissue management to enhance perfusion and ensure long-term stability https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a352cfbaa76cba838b9f510.mp4 2026-06-19T11:48:47Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-regeneration-ortho-rootcoverage/2-session-2---orthoperio-regeneration-an-interdisc https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a353045aa76cba838ba2c04 Session 2 - Ortho–perio regeneration: an interdisciplinary approach Moderators: Daniele Cardaropoli and Christina Tietmann Presentations included Timing is everything Karin Jepsen Soft tissue regeneration in orthodontics Christos Katsaros Orthodontics for regeneration in periodontal patients Mariano Sanz and Conchita Martin This module explores the intersection between orthodontics and periodontics, focusing on how to successfully manage periodontally compromised patients through an interdisciplinary approach. You will gain clear, evidence-based guidance on clinical timing, specifically learning exactly when to safely initiate fixed appliances or clear aligners after a regenerative procedure. The lecture highlights how hard and soft tissues can be actively regenerated through strategic orthodontic tooth movement, especially when managing pathologic tooth migration. Concluding with a focus on spatial anatomy, it demonstrates how repositioning teeth back into the center of the alveolar process dramatically reduces root prominence and enhances natural tissue regeneration. Key topics covered Ideal timing for fixed appliances and clear aligners after regenerative surgery Interdisciplinary management of pathologic tooth migration in periodontal patients Hard and soft tissue regeneration driven purely by orthodontic tooth movement Root repositioning within the alveolar envelope to reduce prominence https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a353040aa76cba838ba2b7d.mp4 2026-06-19T12:03:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-regeneration-ortho-rootcoverage/3-session-3---re-live-surgery-1--gingival-recession https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a353248aa76cba838ba4619 Session 3 - Re-live Surgery 1 : Gingival recession coverage in the mandible Moderators: Sofia Aroca and Cléverson O. Silva Presentations included Introducing the patient Sofia Aroca and Cléverson O. Silva The evidence behind France Lambert Narrated surgery Anton Sculean This Re-live Surgery session offers an immersive look into the challenges and precise anatomical rationale behind treating gingival recessions in the lower jaw. Through a step-by-step narrated surgery, you will discover how to effectively restore periodontal health, regenerate attached gingiva, and improve the overall soft tissue phenotype around mandibular incisors. In the first part of the session, various clinical techniques, such as FGG, T-CAF and Tunnel, will be evaluated while the ReLIVE Surgery will focus on Laterally Closed Tunnel procedure. You will understand how this specific approach accelerates wound healing and avoids vertical releasing incisions without compromising vestibulum depth. Key topics covered Predisposing and causative factors of gingival recessions on lower incisors. Therapeutic goals: restoring periodontal health and regenerating attached gingiva. Comparative overview of mandibular techniques including FGG, T-CAF, VISTA, and V-CAF. Step-by-step Laterally Closed Tunnel surgery to preserve vestibulum depth. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a353241aa76cba838ba4603.mp4 2026-06-19T12:12:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-regeneration-ortho-rootcoverage/4-session-4----re-live-surgery-2-gingival-recession https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a3535d4aa76cba838ba81d2 Session 4 - Re-live Surgery 2: Gingival recession coverage in the maxilla Moderators: Martina Stefanini and Jessica O’Neill Presentations included Introducing the patient Martina Stefanini and Jessica O’Neill The evidence behind Giovanni Zucchelli Narrated surgery Francesco Cairo This ReLIVE Surgery shows a combined restorative-surgical protocol for treating multiple maxillary recessions. The training focuses on a patient presenting with multiple RT1 gingival recessions and severe cervical abrasions in the upper jaw, referred specifically for high-demand aesthetic concerns without active periodontal disease. You will observe the critical preliminary phase of reconstructing and reshaping the tooth anatomy, demonstrating how restoring the CEJ level before surgery is vital for a predictable outcome. Finally, the step-by-step narrated surgery guides you through the execution of a multiple CAF (21-26), proving how this combined approach achieves almost complete root coverage with minimal patient morbidity and high final satisfaction. Key topics covered Live case analysis of multiple RT1 maxillary recessions and root/CEJ abrasions. Pre-surgical restorative reshaping of the CEJ to recreate correct tooth anatomy. Step-by-step surgical execution of a multiple Coronally Advanced Flap (21-26). Clinical workflows to achieve maximum tissue camouflage and minimal patient morbidity. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a3535cdaa76cba838ba80be.mp4 2026-06-19T12:27:10Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-save-bone-teeth-implants https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a5dc49ccd57a87d3d9b1d88 Saving bone, teeth and implants - Global perspectives Master global workflows to save compromised teeth and implants. Learn AAP/EFP guidelines, ridge preservation, and surgical peri-implantitis treatments https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a5ddbc7cd57a87d3d9c50e1.mp4 2026-07-20T06:27:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-save-bone-teeth-implants/1-session-1---a-global-perspective-on-saving-teeth-a https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a5e0c6876156b95fc314da4 Session 1 - A Global Perspective on Saving Teeth and Implants Moderators: Anchalee Jennings-Lowe and Jiang Xi Presentations included Save the tooth Flávia Sukekava, Sejal Thacker, Alexandra Stähl Save the implant Ausra Ramanauskaite, Grazia Tommasato, Katarzyna Gurzawska-Comis Are you sure that extracting a compromised tooth is always the safest long-term choice for your patient? In an era dominated by the commercial pressure of dental implants, this session will guide you through demystifying the hopeless tooth, offering a solid biological perspective to preserve natural dentition. Specifically, we will analyze the treatment of teeth presenting deep vertical bone defects associated with anatomical anomalies. We will also explore how an interdisciplinary approach — combining periodontal, endodontic, and orthodontic therapies — can save elements once deemed untreatable, while providing alternative conservative solutions to GBR in compromised patients. Choosing the periodontal regenerative pathway will allow you to minimize complications and gain invaluable biological time. Key topics covered Re-evaluating the compromised tooth versus the immediate choice of implant placement. Biological strategies and regenerative protocols to salvage severely diseased teeth. Conservative management of peri-implantitis in patients compromised by systemic diseases. Long-term clinical and economic benefits of supportive periodontal care and preservation. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a5e1d7a76156b95fc33005f.mp4 2026-07-20T11:48:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-save-bone-teeth-implants/2-session-2---chances-and-challenges-in-alveolar-rid https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a5e0f8276156b95fc318766 Session 2 - Chances and Challenges in Alveolar Ridge Preservation Moderators: Maurício Araújo and Jia-Hui Fu Presentations included Ridge preservation: necessity or luxury? Nikolas Mardas Timing of implant placement Ki-Tae Koo Complications and cost effectiveness Nele Van Assche How can we effectively avoid post-extraction bone resorption without regeneration surgeries? This lecture addresses the clinical challenges of alveolar ridge preservation, analyzing the key anatomical factors to maintain hard and soft tissue contours from the moment of tooth extraction. The session dives deep into the biology of post-extraction remodeling, guiding you through the pre-operative diagnosis of buccal bone plate thickness and socket morphology. Different clinical protocols will be compared to understand when alveolar ridge preservation is preferred over immediate implant placement, evaluating the presence of infection and tissue stability. You will master the most effective workflows to simplify subsequent implant placement and significantly reduce patient morbidity. Key topics covered Biology of bundle bone resorption and the impact of buccal plate thickness. Decision-making criteria between alveolar ridge preservation (ARP) and immediate implant placement. Socket seal techniques and managing dehiscence defects with barrier membranes. Complication management and evaluating the cost-effectiveness of ARP procedures. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a5e0f7876156b95fc318690.mp4 2026-07-20T12:05:02Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-save-bone-teeth-implants/3-session-3---aap--efp-session-a-transatlantic-per https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a5e137276156b95fc3251db Session 3 - AAP & EFP Session: A transatlantic perspective on periodontal and peri-implant regenerative therapies Moderators: Frank Schwarz & Tali Chackartchi Presentations included Case 1: Peri-implantitis Pamela McClain The American way (AAP) Hom-Lay Wang The European way (EFP) Mia Rakic Case 2: Periodontitis - regenerative approach Giovanni Salvi The American way (AAP) Purnima Kumar The European way (EFP) Nikolaos Donos What happens when the two most influential academies in the world debate on periodontal and peri-implant diseases management? This session analyzes the American (AAP) and European (EFP) approaches, discussing complex clinical cases through their respective guidelines. The lecture delves into specific treatment philosophies: we will analyze cases of severe periodontitis and peri-implantitis, comparing different decision-making workflows. You will notice differences in biomaterial selection, the approach to infra-bony defect regeneration, and the management of soft and hard tissue defects. You will acquire an integrated vision to standardize your treatment protocols based on evidence-based dentistry. Key topics covered Direct comparison between AAP and EFP guidelines for the treatment of peri-implantitis. Regenerative approaches in managing defects caused by periodontitis. Guided analysis of complex clinical cases according to different international workflows. Scientific evidence to optimize the prognosis of regenerative treatments. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a5e136e76156b95fc3250c9.mp4 2026-07-20T12:19:45Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-save-bone-teeth-implants/4-session-4---peri-implant-soft-tissue-defects https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a5e184776156b95fc32a123 Session 4 - Peri-implant Soft Tissue Defects Moderators: Irena Sailer and Nikolaos Tatarakis Presentations included Aetiology, prevention and classification Jeniffer Perussolo Prosthetics: the options Nadja Naenni Surgery: when and how? Mario Roccuzzo Have you ever struggled to manage an unsightly recession or a lack of keratinized tissue around an already restored implant? This video lecture focuses on the etiology and prevention of peri-implant mucosal defects. You will examine the importance of establishing an adequate band of keratinized mucosa, the crucial role of tissue conditioning using temporary crowns, and the proper management of emergence profiles. We will outline the selection criteria between different therapeutic options, analyzing when it is necessary to surgically intervene with CTG or soft-tissue substitutes, and how to optimize the prosthesis to facilitate plaque control and prevent biological complications. Through the analysis of surgical and prosthetic options, you will learn how to restore marginal tissue health and ensure the aesthetic stability of the restoration. Key topics covered Etiology, classification, and prevention of peri-implant soft tissue defects. The role of the prosthesis and the emergence profile in marginal tissue conditioning. Surgical techniques for soft tissue volume grafting: when and how to intervene. Interdisciplinary protocols to optimize aesthetics and long-term biological stability. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a5e183876156b95fc329f8c.mp4 2026-07-20T12:41:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-save-bone-teeth-implants/5-session-5---peri-implantitis-prevention-and-manag https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a5e1f9e76156b95fc3328ed Session 5 - Peri-implantitis: Prevention and Management Moderators: Lisa Heitz-Mayfield and Jae-Kook Cha Presentations included Peri-implantitis: disease or complication? Jan Derks Non-surgical treatment – where are the limits? Mario Romandini When to construct and how Andreas Stavropoulos Prevention by design Nicola Zitzmann Is peri-implantitis an infectious disease that can be successfully prevented and treated? This module tackles the management of one of the greatest threats to the stability of your treatments, highlighting the limits of non-surgical therapy and the necessity for a targeted surgical approach. You will analyze why sub-marginal instrumentation falls short in advanced cases and you will explore surgical protocols for implant surface decontamination. Finally, we will examine how to eliminate iatrogenic factors and implement reconstructive protocols and prosthetic design rules in your daily practice to minimize the risk of disease recurrence. Key topics covered Bacterial etiology of peri-implantitis, early diagnosis through probing, and risk factor control. Structural and biological limitations of non-surgical implant decontamination. Combined surgical therapy: decontamination, implantoplasty, and intra-bony defect regeneration. Prevention by design: occlusal and geometric prosthetic rules to facilitate hygiene and avoid biofilm accumulation. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a5e1f9e76156b95fc3328f2.mp4 2026-07-20T13:13:21Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a68409aa70675f540bff599 MINI MBA for Dentists: Bridging the gap between clinical excellence and business mastery Master the business and financial protocols of Prof. Quaranta. Transform your dental clinic into a profitable enterprise, manage your team, and optimize revenue https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c973d415534ff5a1fc0ed.mp4 2026-07-28T05:37:26Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/1-business-strategy-and-management-fundamentals-for https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a684d28a70675f540c084db Business Strategy and Management Fundamentals for Medical Practices This lesson introduces the clinician to an entrepreneurial mindset, shattering the idea that a dental practice is isolated from global market dynamics. You will learn to master the strategic cycle through the phases of planning, monitoring, and revision, transforming your clinical activity into a truly structured healthcare enterprise. The focus shifts to internal and external competitive analysis, studying competitor positioning and understanding how to defend your sustainable competitive advantage over time. By the end, you will have the tools to map every process in the practice – from front-desk reception to billing and the recall system – to extract and capitalize on maximum value from every touchpoint. You can no longer afford to navigate by sight: this lesson helps you stop reacting to the market and start governing it as a true leader. Key topics covered in this lecture: The complete business strategic cycle applied to dentistry External competitive analysis of the market, competitors, suppliers, and patients Mapping internal processes for value creation and capture Defining key objectives and long-term strategic planning https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c933d415534ff5a1f8df0.mp4 2026-07-28T06:32:46Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/2-risk-assessment-and-cost-benefit-analysis-for-heal https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a684da8a70675f540c08733 Risk Assessment and Cost-Benefit Analysis for Healthcare Practices Protecting practice continuity and ensuring financial health requires strict protocols for managing business uncertainty. This session focuses on the strategy approval phase, teaching you to evaluate the economic feasibility and investment return times (ROI) for every structural or technological choice. We will analyze in detail the five macro-areas of risk (economic, operational, clinical, human capital, and reputational) to understand where your practice is vulnerable and how to intervene before it is too late. You will learn to implement Key Risk Indicators, the key metrics that separate strategic dangers from normal day-to-day operational issues. You must take this lesson if you want to stop making risky investments based on intuition and start locking down the economic security and legal safety of your structure. Key topics covered in this lecture: Economic feasibility analysis and calculating investment return times Strategic mitigation of the 5 macro-areas of dental risk management Practical use of Key Risk Indicators to monitor business stability Causes of strategy failure and correcting operational flows https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c9365415534ff5a1f908b.mp4 2026-07-28T06:34:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/3-the-dental-business-plan-running-your-practice-wi https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a684e67a70675f540c08c06 The Dental Business Plan: Running Your Practice with a Start-Up Mindset The Business Plan is the definitive roadmap that transforms an idea or an existing practice into an engine that generates predictable and consistent profits. Professor Quaranta will guide you through constructing this document, addressing market segmentation, segment description, correct pricing, expected margins, and real financial needs. By adopting a high-growth start-up approach, you will learn to test every clinical and commercial decision as a critical assumption to be validated in the field through market research. This method allows you to understand whether a new treatment or service is truly scalable and profitable before spending a single euro. You need to attend this lesson to gain total business control over your numbers and enter the market with an unassailable business model. Key topics covered in this lecture: Financial structure and key components of a dental Business Plan Pricing strategy, expected margins, and local competition analysis Validating clinical ideas according to the start-up model Evaluating the scalability and profitability of new services erogated https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c9388415534ff5a1f92cf.mp4 2026-07-28T06:38:09Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/4-defining-your-mission-finding-purpose-and-directi https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a684f05a70675f540c08f96 Defining Your Mission: Finding Purpose and Direction for Your Practice Finding a constant motivational drive that aligns personal satisfaction with practice revenue is the secret of the most successful professionals. In this lesson, you will discover how to define your company Mission, which is the clear purpose and statement of intent that guides the daily decisions of your business. Through practical exercises focused on absolute priorities, you will learn how to free up your clinical time by learning to delegate secondary tasks so you can focus strictly on deep thinking and moments of high mental performance. Understanding your mission does not just benefit you; it motivates the team and the patients, who will choose your practice because of a deep emotional connection rather than the price of a single procedure. You must follow this lesson if you want to recapture your enthusiasm and use it as a strategic lever to create a distinct competitive advantage. Key topics covered in this lecture: Defining the practice Mission and focusing on what matters Effective delegation techniques to free up strategic time and deep thinking Aligning the team and workflows under pressure around the guiding purpose Creating an emotional connection to increase patient engagement https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c93af415534ff5a1f94a4.mp4 2026-07-28T06:40:50Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/5-from-me-to-we-building-a-shared-vision-for-the-fu https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a684f98a70675f540c099c9 From Me to We: Building a Shared Vision for the Future of Your Practice Moving from a solo clinician at the chairside to the founder of a structure capable of thriving over time requires a long-term vision and a cultural heritage strategy. This lesson introduces the exclusive LOVERSS framework, a concept designed by Professor Quaranta to stimulate dentists to develop deeper and more lasting meanings in their profession and life. You will learn to apply the concepts of visualization and energization, projecting the practice into the future and defining a shared company Vision that increases the autonomy of your staff. This approach lays the foundation for a true Legacy, building a solid, differentiated business destined to last. This lesson is indispensable if you want your structure to think in terms of collective professional satisfaction and fulfillment. Key topics covered in this lecture: The LOVERSS framework for professional satisfaction and fulfillment Visualization and energization techniques to define the company Vision Moving from clinical individualism to building a practice Legacy Strategies to align decisions and foster team autonomy https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c93d2415534ff5a1f9767.mp4 2026-07-28T06:43:08Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/6-from-manager-to-leader-the-power-of-self-awarenes https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a68502ba70675f540c09c86 From Manager to Leader: The Power of Self-Awareness and Self-Leadership True practice growth always begins with the inner evolution of its owner. This lesson addresses the decisive transition from being a simple operational manager to a true system leader capable of building a structure that offers care and growth. Professor Quaranta will guide you through developing your Self-Leadership, a path based on self-awareness, identifying your core strengths, and controlling your emotional reactions under pressure. You will learn about different leadership typologies to understand how and when to apply them with staff and patients depending on the circumstances. You cannot lead a successful team if you do not first learn to lead yourself: this lesson is fundamental to gaining the ability to lead and inspire others and define a crystal-clear vision. Key topics covered in this lecture: Strategic transition from operational management to system leadership Developing Self-Leadership based on self-awareness Analysis and application of different leadership styles in dentistry Techniques to empower others and inspire trust https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c93fa415534ff5a1f9984.mp4 2026-07-28T06:45:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/7-team-building-how-to-lead-staff-retain-patients https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a6850b1a70675f540c0a25e Team Building: How to Lead Staff, Retain Patients, and Position Your Practice Building a united team motivated by excellence is the only way to scale a dental practice without losing control of clinical quality. This session deeply analyzes the dynamics and the team life cycle, revealing the most common causes of team demotivations hidden among personnel. You will learn to balance extrinsic motivations (economic and non-economic rewards, flexibility, promotions) with the powerful levers of intrinsic motivations, such as autonomy, mastery, professional challenges, and purpose sharing. Precise protocols will be provided to develop skills for giving team feedback optimally, overcoming patient barriers such as cost, time, and fear. This lesson is what you need to eliminate friction, create a peaceful work environment, and become a leader for your patients. Key topics covered in this lecture: The team life cycle and managing internal practice dynamics Levees of extrinsic and intrinsic motivation for human resources Advanced protocols for delivering optimal feedback to staff Identifying patient barriers and drivers to guide them toward treatment acceptance https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c9421415534ff5a1f9b6a.mp4 2026-07-28T06:47:55Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/8-effective-communication-for-dental-professionals https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a68513fa70675f540c0a7c5 Effective Communication for Dental Professionals: Optimizing the Patient Experience The patient’s perception of your value does not depend on the technical brilliance of your therapy, but on the quality of the overall experience you provide. This lesson will show you how to structure your practice's communication as a true augmented product, scientifically mapping out every interaction: from a warm first phone contact (explaining policies and requesting a security deposit) to a first visit based on co-diagnosis. Professor Quaranta, drawing from the Shannon-Weaver communication model and non-verbal rules, will teach you to read universal facial expressions and body language, decoding anxiety, fears, or barriers to anticipate objections. You will apply active listening to understand patients' deep needs instead of just formulation a reply. You must follow this lesson if you want to turn phone reception and the clinical room into a scientific tool for treatment plan acceptance. Key topics covered in this lecture: The Shannon-Weaver communication model and the role of human filters and feedback Sequences and scripts for first contacts and phone bookings with deposits Conducting the preclinical interview and identifying motivational levers (drivers) Active listening techniques and reading body language https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c9447415534ff5a1f9cc8.mp4 2026-07-28T06:50:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/9-strategic-networking-for-dentists-operational-pe https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a6851c2a70675f540c0aad7 Strategic Networking for Dentists: Operational, Personal, and Professional Growth Professional relationships are not a hobby; they are a vital strategic asset for the expansion and resource-sharing of any dental practice. This lesson explores the three forms of the professional network (operational, personal, and strategic), teaching you to map out your current contacts to select those that generate real value while distancing yourself from energy drainers. You will learn to master the science of weak ties to intercept unexpected business opportunities and structure a magnetic presentation pitch (from a 10-second hook to a formal one) to succeed in any social setting. Furthermore, you will discover how to use social media strategically and ethically to connect with high-level partners, avoiding common networking mistakes. This lesson is what you need to break out of professional isolation, learn to manage and prevent networking burnout, and build a web of alliances that accelerates your practice's growth. Key topics covered in this lecture: The three dimensions of the professional network: operational, personal, and strategic Structuring and types of presentation pitches (party pitch, impromptu, and formal) The theory of weak ties and strategic mapping of existing or dormant relationships Social media management, common mistakes, and techniques to avoid social burnout https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c946f415534ff5a1f9f14.mp4 2026-07-28T06:52:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/10-conflict-resolution-managing-team-and-patient-dyn https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a68523ca70675f540c0b344 Conflict Resolution: Managing Team and Patient Dynamics Conflict is a natural event in any business involving people, but the difference between a successful practice and one losing money lies in the leader's ability to govern these tensions. In this lesson, you will learn the four-quadrant matrix to map out the sources of conflict (over tasks, processes, relationships, or status) and understand when to avoid, accommodate, or directly confront a situation. Through real-world case studies from Professor Quaranta's practice, we will analyze how to handle team dissatisfaction (such as staff burnout risks) and formal patient complaints regarding costs, fees, or clinical complications. You will learn to apply the two-minute emotional reset method and the success pyramid framework to protect the practice legally and economically, even learning how to dismiss a patient who is aggressive or abusive in total safety. You cannot risk letting tensions destroy your practice: this lesson gives you the tools to defuse any crisis with complete self-control. Key topics covered in this lecture: The matrix of sources of conflict and natural human behavioral predispositions Managing internal staff conflicts, team complaints, and burnout risks Handling patient complaints due to unexpected charges or suboptimal clinical outcomes Applying the success pyramid and formal protocols to safely dismiss a patient https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c9493415534ff5a1fa1fc.mp4 2026-07-28T06:54:27Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/mini-mba-for-dentists-quaranta/11-negotiation-techniques-how-to-secure-effective-ag https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a6852b0a70675f540c0bac7 Negotiation Techniques: How to Secure Effective Agreements Whether you are negotiating equipment purchases with a multinational brand or presenting a significant quote to a patient, your profitability depends entirely on your negotiation skills. This revolutionary lesson demolishes rigid, old-fashioned models to introduce principled negotiation, which focuses on the parties' real interests and objective criteria rather than fixed positions. By studying a real-world case – a highly successful negotiation conducted by Professor Quaranta with a major supplier in the dental industry – you will learn how to structure complex deals. You will discover psychological tactics to handle the counterparty's bluffs and tricks, always defining your exit point (walkaway limit) and your best alternative (BATNA). You must take this lesson if you want to stop accepting supplier prices and start closing ethical, win-win, long-term agreements. Key topics covered in this lecture: Principled negotiation (Harvard Method) versus traditional market haggling Strategic definition of the walkaway point and developing a strong BATNA Negotiation brainstorming techniques to identify shared latent interests Analyzing a real-world case of a bundle agreement for loaned equipment with an industry big player https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a6c94b6415534ff5a1fa59c.mp4 2026-07-28T06:56:31Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/osteology-symposium-2026-full-package https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a95855bc67f49f0b6e4ed4b International Osteology Symposium Vienna 2026 - FULL PACKAGE (Insights 1+2+3) Get the complete International Osteology Symposium Vienna 2026 package. Master advanced GBR, periodontal regeneration, and peri-implantitis management. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9584d7c67f49f0b6e4e270.mp4 2026-08-06T08:29:16Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9e7ac5ec69bde24affdcbe Perioplastic Surgery Master decision-making in periodontal plastic surgery with Dr. Cortasse & Dr. Mourlass. Learn advanced CAF, Tunneling & PRISM for predictable outcomes https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9ecc79ec69bde24a02cdc8.mp4 2026-09-28T08:46:59Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique/2-redefining-failure-shifts-in-thinking--decision https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9eaf8bec69bde24a01fdf8 Redefining Failure: Shifts in Thinking & Decision-Making Frameworks Why do two surgeons, when faced with the exact same clinical case, arrive at completely different outcomes or question which technique is the right one? In this introductory lesson, Julien Mourlaas and Benjamin Cortasse shatter the dogma of pure manual dexterity to focus on the single element that truly dictates success: the decision-making process preceding the first incision. Through a critical analysis of real clinical failures and long-term cases, you will learn to look beyond the illusion of a magical technique or missing system. Discover how to establish concrete metrics for biological and aesthetic success, transforming clinical self-doubt into a structured, predictable, and stress-free methodology. This paradigm shift will help you stop reacting to surgical complications and start mastering every single decision you make in daily practice. In particular, this lesson covers: Technique vs. Decision: Why surgical outcomes depend on pre-operative assessment rather than manual dexterity. Redefining Success Metrics: Beyond root coverage to include phenotype alteration, tissue blending, and patient satisfaction. Deconstructing Failures: Critical analysis of real clinical cases to uncover the root causes of secondary healing and complications. The Paroplastic Framework: Introduction to a structured decision-making system designed for daily clinical practice. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9eaf8eec69bde24a01fe06.mp4 2026-09-07T12:33:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique/3-the-biological-foundations-wound-healing--the-p https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9eb084ec69bde24a020224 The Biological Foundations: Wound Healing & The P.A.S.S. Principle Mastering periodontal plastic surgery requires a deep understanding of the biological mechanisms that govern soft tissue healing. In this lesson, lecturers outline the biological pillars necessary to satisfy tissue dynamics and achieve predictable and uneventful wound healing. You will discover how a fragile blood clot acts as the foundation for success and why clinical complications stem from violating core healing principles. The instructors introduce the P.A.S.S. surgical checklist, focusing on primary wound closure, angiogenesis, scaffold support, and no-tension stability to provide a structured protocol you can validate before completing any surgery. Equipping your practice with this rigorous framework ensures your post-operative outcomes consistently match your initial clinical prognosis. In particular, this lesson covers: The P.A.S.S. Principle: Applying Primary closure, Angiogenesis, Scaffold, and Stability to soft tissue management. Blood Clot Dynamics: Understanding the fragility of the fibrin network and how to prevent clot disruption. Tension-Free Mobilization: Techniques for thorough tissue dissection to achieve passive flap positioning. Post-Operative Checklist: Validating surgical success criteria intraoperatively using microsurgical principles and optical aids. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9eb090ec69bde24a020243.mp4 2026-09-07T12:38:20Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique/4-decision-tree-analysis-evaluating-literature--di https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9eb142ec69bde24a020651 Decision Tree Analysis: Evaluating Literature & Diagnostic Metrics Navigating the vast array of surgical protocols published over the past decade can easily leave clinicians feeling overwhelmed when choosing the right approach for a given case. In this module, speakers conduct a critical review of landmark decision trees in periodontal plastic literature, focusing on the seminal frameworks by Stefanini et al. and Aroca et al. You will explore the vital diagnostic checkpoints that dictate surgical success, including non-carious cervical lesions, interproximal attachment loss, dental malpositions, and the width of lateral keratinized tissue. By identifying both the breakthroughs and the limitations of these traditional algorithms you will gain the clarity needed to evaluate patient-specific risk factors effectively. Elevate your diagnostic precision to bridge the gap between published literature and the unpredictable realities of daily practice In particular, this lesson covers: Critical Review of Literature Trees: Analyzing the strengths and limitations of the Stefanini and Aroca decision frameworks. Prerequisites & Modifiers: Managing cervical wear lesions, orthodontic malpositions, and interproximal loss prior to surgery. Anatomical Metrics: Quantifying lateral keratinized tissue and evaluating phenotype thickness with a periodontal probe. 2D vs. 3D Papillary Evaluation: Recognizing why traditional two-dimensional papillary assessments fall short in complex cases. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9eb147ec69bde24a020661.mp4 2026-09-07T12:41:33Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique/5-the-paroplastic-method-a-tailor-made-surgical-dec https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9eb1e9ec69bde24a02096b The Paroplastic Method: A Tailor-Made Surgical Decision System Transitioning from rigid binary algorithms to a truly agile diagnostic mindset is the ultimate key to predictable soft tissue management. In this module, Drs. Mourlaas and Cortasse reveal the inner workings of their proprietary Paroplastic Method, designed to guide clinicians seamlessly from initial consultation to precise surgical execution. You will learn how to systematically prioritize diagnostic parameters, placing 3D papillary anatomy and defect geometry at the absolute center of your decision-making tree. By mastering this step-by-step analytical path, you will learn exactly when to apply core techniques, introduce technical variations, or manage clinical conflicts. Empower your daily practice with a structured, stress-free protocol that ensures your final surgical outcomes consistently match your initial prognostic goals. In particular, this lesson covers: The Paroplastic Decision Tree: Step-by-step navigation through prognosis, foundations, 3D papillary anatomy, and defect containment. 3D Papillary Characterization: Differentiating thick papillae from thin papillae to select between CAF and Tunnel approaches. Defect Geometry & Containment: Evaluating contained vs. non-contained and deep vs. shallow defects to determine surgical complexity. Managing Clinical Conflicts: Utilizing tactical modifiers to adapt surgical strategies safely. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9eb1eeec69bde24a02097e.mp4 2026-09-07T12:44:22Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique/6-the-free-gingival-graft-microsurgical-protocols https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9eb285ec69bde24a020c53 The Free Gingival Graft: Microsurgical Protocols & Modified Variants Revisiting traditional surgical techniques through a modern microsurgical lens can dramatically improve both predictable outcomes and patient comfort. In this clinical module, Benjamin Cortasse and Julien Mourlaas demonstrate how to execute the FGG and its modified variant with absolute precision. You will learn how to approach sites with a complete lack of keratinized tissue, shallow vestibular depth, or severe frenal pull where flap or tunnel techniques are contraindicated. The instructors detail how optical aids, microsurgical blades, and 7-0 suture placement eliminate secondary healing and dead space through meticulous inlay fit. Master these updated protocols to transform high-risk mandibular incisor sites safely, effectively, and with minimal donor site morbidity. In particular, this lesson covers: FGG Indications & Foundations: Treating severe sites with shallow vestibules, absent apical keratinized tissue, and taut frena. Microsurgical Inlay Technique: Executing sharp split-thickness beds and calibrated tissue grafts for primary-intention healing. The Modified FGG Variant: Folding back a superficial vascular flap over avascular roots to boost graft survival and coverage rates. Advanced Suturing & Patient Comfort: Utilizing periostream-anchored sutures, vertical papillary passes, and thread-tip conditioning to maximize stability and post-op comfort. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9eb28bec69bde24a020c76.mp4 2026-09-07T12:46:58Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique/7-the-tunneling-approach-classic-vista-and-latera https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9eb31eec69bde24a020ec9 The Tunneling Approach: Classic, VISTA, and Laterally Closed Variants Unlocking the full potential of tunnel techniques requires moving beyond a standard surgical gesture to understand how subtle anatomical variations dictate your strategy. In this clinical module, authors guide you step-by-step through the execution of conventional tunneling, VISTA access, and laterally closed tunnels. You will discover how respecting the integrity of thin papillae serves as the cornerstone of flap rotation, while learning to verify subgingival laxity to prevent graft retraction. Through detailed live-surgery cases, the speakers demonstrate precise microsurgical blade handling, optimized graft insertion protocols, and specialized double-cross and sling sutures. Elevate your clinical confidence by mastering how to adapt tunnel variations to tackle deep, narrow, or high-risk recession defects without losing control. In particular, this lesson covers: Conventional Tunneling Step-by-Step: Intracrevicular incision, full-to-split thickness elevation, and critical laxity verification. VISTA Technique Application: Utilizing vertical access incisions to simplify dissection in areas with thick tissue or abundant keratinized mucosa. Laterally Closed Tunnel: Treating deep, narrow defects in single and multiple recessions using lingual sling sutures and lateral flap approximation. Suturing & Graft Positioning: Securing CTG with double-cross suspended sutures and additive tensioning stitches. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9eb322ec69bde24a020f05.mp4 2026-09-07T12:49:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique/8-the-coronally-advanced-flap-caf-mathematical-de https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9eb3d5ec69bde24a021a7e The Coronally Advanced Flap (CAF): Mathematical Designs & Papillary Anchoring Achieving predictable root coverage with flap techniques relies on absolute geometric precision and strict adherence to proven biological rules. In this clinical module, speaker demonstrate the versatile implementation of the CAF across single and multiple recession defects. You will learn how to replace random surgical incisions with exact measurements to design your flap and maximize tissue mobilization. The instructors highlight the concept of papillary anchoring, illustrating how deepithelialized anatomical papillae serve as physical and biological foundations to nourish and stabilize both graft and flap. Master the art of multi-planar split-thickness dissection to eliminate tissue tension and deliver seamless, highly aesthetic surgical outcomes In particular, this lesson covers: Flap Design: Transferring recession measurements to dictate precise surgical papilla incisions. Multi-Planar Dissection: Executing split-to-full-to-split thickness dissections to achieve tension-free flap mobility. Papillary Anchoring Concept: Utilizing deepithelialized papillae as physical and vascular exchange surfaces for graft stabilization. Suture Management: Applying suspended sling sutures to secure flaps accurately without damaging critical tissue edges https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9eb3dcec69bde24a021ab7.mp4 2026-09-07T12:52:29Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique/9-combining-caf-and-tunnel-the-tcaf-approach https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9eb48dec69bde24a022294 Combining CAF and Tunnel: The TCAF Approach Combining the vascular security of a flap with the structural integrity of a tunnel opens up new possibilities for challenging clinical scenarios. In this clinical module, Benjamin Cortasse and Julien Mourlaas introduce the Tunnelled Coronally Advanced Flap, a hybrid approach designed to handle complex cases with mixed anatomical signals. You will discover how to seamlessly integrate CAF incisions on thick, wide papillae while simultaneously tunneling fragile, high-risk papillae within the same surgical field. Through a detailed case breakdown, the instructors demonstrate how to eliminate tissue tension over severe recessions without sacrificing papillary survival. Master this agile technique to expand your surgical repertoire and resolve clinical conflicts where standard single-approach protocols fall short. In particular, this lesson covers: The T-CAF Concept: Merging coronally advanced flap and tunneling principles to optimize connective and vascular support. Indications & Conflict Resolution: Managing mixed tissue environments with thick papillae adjacent to thin, fragile papillae. Hybrid Surgical Sequencing: Combining surgical papilla deepithelialization, releasing incisions, and subpapillary tunneling in one procedure. Vascular Bed Optimization: Maximizing scaffold stability and graft coverage in wide, high-risk recession sites. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9eb494ec69bde24a0223ef.mp4 2026-09-07T12:55:35Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique/10-rebuilding-the-interproximal-space-the-prism-tech https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9eb537ec69bde24a022940 Rebuilding the Interproximal Space: The PRISM Technique Addressing severe interproximal attachment loss and black triangles has long been one of the most unpredictable challenges in periodontal plastic surgery. In this clinical module, lecturers present their proprietary PRISM technique (Papilla Reconstruction via Incision and Submucosal Mobilization), specifically engineered for non-contained RT2 and RT3 defects. You will explore the evolution from early mucosal wall approaches to a tunnel-based interproximal reconstruction that preserves anatomical papillae while restoring collapsed architecture. The speakers detail the placement of tuberosity beam grafts positioned directly beneath mobilized papillae to act as vertical structural scaffolds. Master this innovative protocol to transform compromised interradicular sites, enhance root coverage predictability, and meet your patients' demands for black triangle closure. In particular, this lesson covers: The PRISM Protocol: Reconstructing collapsed interproximal spaces using a tunnel-based submucosal mobilization. Tuberosity Beam Grafts: Harvesting and shaping dense tuberosity connective tissue to serve as 3D papillary scaffolds. Managing Non-Contained Defects: Overcoming the limitations of traditional Cairo RT2 and RT3 prognoses. Biomaterial & Biologic Synergy: Combining EDTA, Emdogain (Emdogain/Emdogain application), and tuberosity grafts for 360-degree attachment gain. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9eb53bec69bde24a022956.mp4 2026-09-07T12:58:28Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/perioplastic-surgery-select-optimal-technique/11-synthesis-master-your-decisions-transform-your-p https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6a9eb5e3ec69bde24a023142 Synthesis: Master Your Decisions, Transform Your Practice Translating a comprehensive surgical decision-making framework into daily clinical practice is the ultimate step toward achieving long-term predictability and stress-free surgery. In this concluding module, Julien Mourlaas and Benjamin Cortasse summarize the core philosophy of the Paraplastic Method, highlighting how an agile diagnostic system allows surgical techniques to adapt seamlessly to any clinical situation. You will review the essential multi-stage workflow—from serene pre-surgical planning and color-coded mapping to team synchronization and flawless surgical execution. Shift your mindset permanently from questioning your technical ability to mastering the decisions that consistently deliver outcomes matching your initial prognosis. In particular, this lesson covers: The Agile Method: Adapting surgical techniques dynamically to match individual patient anatomy rather than forcing rigid protocols. The 4-Stage Workflow: Organizing clinical practice across thinking, planning, team synchronization, and performance execution. Simplifying Case Complexity: Managing 80% of routine cases effortlessly while systematically structuring the remaining 20% of complex cases. Predictable & Reproducible Outcomes: Aligning pre-operative prognosis with long-term post-operative results for a healthy, serene practice https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6a9eb5e9ec69bde24a023179.mp4 2026-09-07T13:01:18Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/clear-aligners-how-to https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6ad1fdee7e5c70e762736a82 Clear Aligners: how to make them work Explore clear aligner treatment with Dr. Marco Rosa: extraction and non-extraction cases, hybrid mechanics, impacted teeth, and periodontal patient care. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6ad1fddf7e5c70e762736a69.mp4 2026-10-16T10:28:00Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/clear-aligners-how-to/1-when-and-why-to-use-clear-aligners-expectations-v https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6ad22b227e5c70e762749a55 When and why to use Clear Aligners: expectations vs. reality Why should an orthodontist integrate Clear Aligners into their practice? The reality is that the market has evolved: patients demand this system, and clinicians must learn how to make it work to avoid losing cases. In this lesson, Dr. Marco Rosa analyzes the learning curve, starting from straightforward cases like diastemas and Class II malocclusions to open bite management, where aligners can surpass the efficacy of fixed appliances. Participants will discover how to plan proper sequencing and timing and how these devices allow movements that are difficult or impossible to achieve with fixed appliances. Finally, Dr. Rosa explains why success hinges on rigorous goal planning and meticulous patient selection, as poor compliance inevitably leads to failure and case re-planning. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Clinical comparison: aligner vs. fixed appliance efficacy on overjet, protrusion, and open bite. Overcorrection protocols: crown and attachment fit management for rotations, extrusions, and torque. In-house planning: defining goals, movement sequences, and timing using software. Patient selection: managing compliance and criteria for case re-planning. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6ad22b217e5c70e762749a51.mp4 2026-10-16T13:45:42Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/clear-aligners-how-to/2-non-extraction-cases-treatment-protocols-key-poi https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6ad22bbd7e5c70e762749d84 Non-extraction cases: treatment protocols, key points, and pitfalls Is it possible to correct Class II and Class III occlusal relationships with aligners while simultaneously managing extrusion, intrusion, and torque? In this lesson, Dr. Marco Rosa illustrates clinical protocols for treating Class II malocclusions without extractions, analyzing complex cases featuring deep bites and crowding. The key to success lies in defining a rigorous treatment sequence, establishing clear phase goals, necessary auxiliaries, and biomechanical risk assessments. Dr. Rosa highlights the importance of rectangular attachments to ensure active aligner fit and explains how monitoring anchorage and centric relation occlusal contacts is vital to achieving results comparable to fixed appliances. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Sequence planning: defining intermediate goals, auxiliary selection, and clinical risk management. Anchorage monitoring: evaluating space creation and upper molar occlusal stability. Active biomechanics: utilizing rectangular attachments to optimize fit and simultaneous movement expression. Class II management: sagittal correction protocols combined with alignment and torque control. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6ad22bbc7e5c70e762749d83.mp4 2026-10-16T13:49:39Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/clear-aligners-how-to/3-extraction-cases-treatment-protocols-key-points https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6ad22c497e5c70e76274a030 Extraction cases: treatment protocols, key points, and pitfalls Is it possible to successfully manage complex extraction cases using aligners as the primary appliance? In this lesson, Dr. Marco Rosa analyzes protocols for malocclusions requiring extractions, introducing hybrid treatment to optimize clinical chair time. Combining mini-sectional fixed appliances with Clear Aligners accelerates root parallelism and resolves critical movements, reducing overall treatment duration by several months. Dr. Rosa demonstrates how early diagnosis is decisive for setting up serial extraction strategies, simplifying the finalization phase. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Hybrid treatment: integrating mini-sectional appliances to accelerate root parallelism. Molar uprighting: managing complex posterior movements using fixed auxiliaries. Serial extractions: importance of early diagnosis and extraction protocols to streamline treatment. Treatment time optimization: clinical strategies to reduce overall therapy duration in complex extraction cases. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6ad22c467e5c70e76274a02a.mp4 2026-10-16T13:51:56Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/clear-aligners-how-to/4-clear-aligners-in-mixed-dentition https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6ad22cde7e5c70e76274a58c Clear Aligners in mixed dentition What are the true clinical indications for using clear aligners before complete permanent dentition eruption? In this lesson, Dr. Marco Rosa clarifies why case selection is the most critical step in mixed dentition, differentiating true clinical necessity from the risk of overtreatment. The main focus centers on upper incisor protrusion correction and Class II malocclusions, particularly in young patients with a history of dental trauma or high trauma risk. Dr. Rosa also addresses enamel health, showing how aligners can be a risk factor in caries-susceptible patients or those affected by MIH (Molar Incisor Hypomineralization), necessitating remineralization protocols and white spot management. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Diagnosis and Case Selection: criteria to identify when early intervention is indicated vs. overtreatment. Trauma management: protocols for incisor protrusion correction in high-risk pediatric patients. Caries-susceptible and MIH patients: clinical precautions and remineralization procedures during aligner therapy. Class II clinical cases: analysis of mixed dentition treatments for sagittal correction. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6ad22cdb7e5c70e76274a55b.mp4 2026-10-16T13:54:30Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/clear-aligners-how-to/5-hybrid-treatments-indications-and-clinical-protoc https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6ad22d647e5c70e76274adec Hybrid treatments: indications and clinical protocols Can we overcome the biomechanical limitations of aligners by integrating fixed appliances or skeletal anchorage to maximize precision? In this lesson, Dr. Marco Rosa explores hybrid treatments, explaining how combining Clear Aligners with TADs or sectionals is the key to managing complex root parallelism, extrusions, and severe rotations. The goal is to adopt simple-to-program auxiliary devices that guarantee clinical goals in minimal time. This hybrid approach proves indispensable in post-extraction cases, Spee curve correction, and impacted tooth management, maintaining case control even when patient compliance drops. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Biomechanical synergies: using sectionals and TADs to optimize root parallelism and rapid extrusions. Anchorage management: protocols for molar distalization and mesialization independent of patient compliance. Advanced occlusal corrections: accelerating treatment times for Spee curve and occlusal plane cant management. Workflows in complex cases: clinical indications for hybrid treatments with impacted teeth and mass retraction. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6ad22d617e5c70e76274ade3.mp4 2026-10-16T13:56:44Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/clear-aligners-how-to/6-managing-impacted-teeth-with-clear-aligners https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6ad22de97e5c70e76274b23f Managing impacted teeth with Clear Aligners In this video lesson, Dr. Rosa analyzes the efficacy of Clear Aligners in recovering impacted teeth, defining the biomechanical limits of these devices during extrusion movements. A coordinated hybrid approach using aligners and elastics is essential for controlling traction vectors. In complex cases, the use of TADs as primary skeletal anchorage is detailed to prevent side effects on adjacent teeth and ensure 3D control during finishing. Participants will understand how clinical success relies on a rigorous preliminary assessment balancing aesthetic goals with biological costs. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Extrusion difficulties with aligners alone and managing low predictability. Integration of elastics and auxiliaries for impacted canine recovery. Miniscrew usage in complex biomechanics to preserve reactive units. Step-by-step analysis with a focus on protecting adjacent teeth and supporting tissues. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6ad22de77e5c70e76274b20b.mp4 2026-10-16T13:58:54Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/clear-aligners-how-to/7-periodontal-breakdown-management https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6ad22e6f7e5c70e76274b8e9 Periodontal breakdown management Can teeth be moved safely even in the presence of significant periodontal support loss? In this concluding lesson, Dr. Marco Rosa addresses complex patient care, demonstrating how Clear Aligners can be successfully used to manipulate tissues and improve overall clinical conditions. The essential biological prerequisite remains complete absence of inflammation: orthodontic movement requires healthy tissues, and treatment must cease immediately if bleeding on probing occurs. Participants will learn to plan movements while keeping roots within the periodontal envelope and manage aesthetic zone spaces using patient-friendly devices. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Biology and movement: managing tooth displacement in reduced support patients and controlling inflammation. Periodontal case selection: patient evaluation based on systemic conditions, habits, and motivation. Clinical protocols: torque planning for root repositioning and space management with aligners. Attachment management: selection criteria to avoid discomfort or damage on periodontally compromised or heavily restored teeth. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6ad22e6e7e5c70e76274b8e8.mp4 2026-10-16T14:01:13Z https://www.osteocom.me/es/product/clear-aligners-how-to/8-missing-upper-incisors-agenesis-and-trauma https://img.osteocom.me/upload/6ad22ef47e5c70e76274c186 Missing upper incisors: agenesis and trauma What is the most effective long-term therapeutic strategy for managing lateral incisor agenesis or central incisor loss due to trauma? In this lesson, Dr. Marco Rosa covers complex malocclusions characterized by pathological migration, comparing space closure benefits against prosthetic rehabilitation. Especially in growing patients, scientific evidence shows space closure delivers superior periodontal health, allowing treatment completion before adolescence. Participants will discover how to handle these challenges with Clear Aligners, analyzing biomechanical difficulties that often require a hybrid approach with TADs or sectionals. In particular, this lesson focuses on: Space closure strategies: biological and periodontal advantages over prosthetic alternatives in young patients. Trauma and agenesis management: clinical protocols for missing central and lateral incisors using aligners. Hybrid approach and compliance: using skeletal anchorage and sectionals to simplify space closure mechanics. Serial extractions in mixed dentition: early planning to optimize space management and avoid complex adult treatments. https://cdn.osteocom.me/trailer/6ad22ef57e5c70e76274c18e.mp4 2026-10-16T14:03:29Z