Handling Of Periodontal And Peri-Implant Tissues

Theoretical – Laboratory – Clinical

Objective

Train professionals to recognize microanatomical characteristics, microanatomic and functional periodontal tissues and peri-implant, their different body types and the physiological and pathological changes; exercise the diagnosis and treatment of dental and periodontal cervical lesions; guide the planning and execution of surgical techniques for covering to optimize the functional and aesthetic characteristics of soft tissues in Implantology.

Program Content

Theoretical

Facial analysis and aesthetic evaluation of the smile;

Periodontal and peri-implant histology;

The importance of the keratinized mucosa in the peri-implant region;

Diagnosis and classification of dental cervical lesions: abrasion, erosion, “abfraction” and attrition. Adequate oral hygiene care;

Periodontal biotype identification;

Diagnosis and classification of periodontal cervical lesions;

Surgical principles: instrumental, incision design, sutures;

Physical and chemical preparation of the root surface;

Soft tissue manipulation techniques: free gingival graft, the subepithelial conjunctive graft of the palate, displaced pedicle flap of the palate, the coronal or lateral flap of the flap, orthodontic traction, root burial;

Maintenance and procurement of papillae. Implant design, focusing on the cervical portion;

Techniques for obtaining masticatory mucosa of the palate;

Prosthetic manipulation of soft tissues;

Planning and execution of surgical techniques for covering;

Emdogain and periodontal regeneration.

Laboratory

Hands-on:

Surgical techniques for manipulating periodontal and peri-implant tissues;

Techniques for obtaining masticatory mucosa of the palate.

Patient care

Selection and preparation of cases;

Adequate oral hygiene care;

Performing surgical techniques for root coverage;

Soft tissue manipulation techniques: free gingival graft, the subepithelial conjunctive graft of the palate, displaced pedicle flap of the palate, the coronal or lateral flap of the flap, orthodontic traction, root burial;

Prosthetic manipulation of soft tissues.

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