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    Integrating Prosthetically Guided Oral Implant Rehabilitation and Tissue Regenerative Therapy

    Over the past decade, there has been an increase in oral implant treatments. With the advent of digital workflows and integration of guided surgical approaches, there has been a trend that shows when implants are planned, they are positioned where the bone is rather than where the restorative position dictates. These planned implants are usually in a more lingual or palatal position and when the restorations are completed, the patients may experience various complications such as food impaction and the inability to properly maintain their implant suprastructures. Additionally, the accumulation of bacteria and plaque leads to the potential of periimplant infection and prosthetic complications which may lead to the potential failure of the implant itself.

     

    Manufacturer & Part number : 822040522

    Learning Objectives

    • Understanding the importance of a prosthetically guided treatment approach in oral implant therapy.
    • Discussion and management of complications from poorly planned guided implant surgery.
    • Understanding and utilizing the proper biologic solutions to rebuild the oral tissues.
    • Discussion and understanding of the natural soft and hard tissue contours in oral implant rehabilitation.
    • This program will discuss some of these various complications and how we can rebuild the natural soft and hard tissues by utilizing novel biomaterials that can enhance and rejuvenate the hard and soft tissue interface. These outcomes can aid patients to maintain their periodontal and implant complexes with the positive and natural architecture that has been created.

    Learning Objectives

    • Understanding the importance of a prosthetically guided treatment approach in oral implant therapy.
    • Discussion and management of complications from poorly planned guided implant surgery.
    • Understanding and utilizing the proper biologic solutions to rebuild the oral tissues.
    • Discussion and understanding of the natural soft and hard tissue contours in oral implant rehabilitation.
    • This program will discuss some of these various complications and how we can rebuild the natural soft and hard tissues by utilizing novel biomaterials that can enhance and rejuvenate the hard and soft tissue interface. These outcomes can aid patients to maintain their periodontal and implant complexes with the positive and natural architecture that has been created.