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This study club is designed to empower clinicians with practical knowledge and hands-on experience in regenerative procedures. The session will cover:

1. Introduction to Nobel Biocare and creos regenerative solutions 

Explore the philosophy and innovation behind creos products and how they support predictable outcomes.

2. Fundamentals of GBR and GTR 

Understand the biological principles and clinical rationale for guided bone and tissue regeneration.

3. Bone defect classification and graft selection strategy

Learn to assess defect types and choose the most appropriate grafting material for each case.

4. Socket grafting techniques

Review the indications, materials, and protocols for successful socket preservation.

5. Decision tree for defect treatment

Navigate clinical decision-making with a structured approach supported by real case examples.

6. Clinical case review 

Gain insights from a range of cases highlighting techniques, challenges, and outcomes.

7. Hands-on session 

Engage in product manipulation and model-based exercises to reinforce learning and build confidence.

Why Attend? This event offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of regenerative techniques, refine your clinical decision-making, and gain hands-on experience with creos regenerative solutions. Whether you're new to grafting or managing complex cases, this study club will provide valuable insights to elevate your practice.

Ever since Dr. Paulo Maló published the first article on the All-on-4™ protocol for implant reconstruction of the mandibular full arch in 2003, there have been significant changes in the way dental professionals managing patients for full-arch implant restoration. Initially, there were concerns regarding the use of only four implants to support a full arch fixed restoration. The dental community exercised caution, particularly when the All-on-4™ protocol was indicated for immediate loading. 

After 25 years of clinical application and extensive documentation, All-on-4™ has firmly established itself as an effective method for full arch and full mouth dental implant reconstruction, particularly in patients with limited bone volume in the posterior oral regions. 

In recent years, dentistry has been undergoing digital transformation, with the integration of a complete digital workflow into dentists' everyday practices, including dental implant treatments. 

This three-day course aims to present the long-term evidence of All-on-4™ from both literature sources and real-world experiences. Additionally, the course will demonstrate the benefits of digitalization in full-arch protocols with live procedures. Hands-on sessions will provide participants with life-like models for an immersive learning experience. Whether you and your team are experienced in All-on-4™ or new to it, this course will be highly beneficial for your dental implant practice in the digital age.