EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

Patients often present with more complex grafting needs than the simple tooth removal and socket graft. The
clinician should be able to offer these patients regenerative therapy to increase the existing volume of bone to
expand the treatment options for the patient. Horizontal grafting techniques including flap designs and suturing
techniques will be discussed.

Upon the completion of this seminar and the hands-on exercises, you should be familiar with the opportunities
available to increase the alveolar ridge in the horizontal dimension as well as design and execute successful flaps
with tension-free suture closure. Please join us for this hands-on seminar to expand your guided bone and guided
tissue regenerative techniques.

CONTENT

Hands-on Seminar

• Recognize indications for bone grafting procedures.
• Recognize anatomical landmarks pertinent to implant placement and bone grafting procedures.
• Utilize the proper instrumentation for grafting procedures.
• Flap design and site preparation.
• Classify bone grafting and barrier materials and recognize indications or use of each type.
• Recognize potential complications of bone grafting procedures.
• Develop a protocol for the pharmacological management of post-operative pain and/or infection that may occur with bone grafting procedures.

THIS SEMINAR IS OFFERED TO

Designed for the progressive dentist, this program provides the foundation to expand your skills within implant dentistry.

DATES / LOCATION/ SPEAKER / C.E. CREDITS / SCHEDULE / TUITION

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