Encontrar cursos

La implantología moderna se ha convertido en la especialidad motor de nuestras clínicas. La gestión, comunicación y elaboración de protocolos condicionan nuestros recursos y formas de trabajar.

En este curso, queremos trasmitir los conceptos quirúrgicos, protésicos y estéticos necesarios para poder planificar y ejecutar cualquier caso de implantes, en un entorno predecible en el tiempo, gestionando nuestros recursos de la forma más eficiente.

Objetivos

• Organizar, gestionar y dirigir el protocolo de primera visita, diagnóstico, elaboración de plan de tratamiento y formas de plantear el presupuesto y plan económico.
• Historia clínica del paciente de implantes, manejo clínico de factores de riesgo, metabolopatías, anticoagulantes, enfermedades sistemas, bifosfonatos, enfermedades psiquiátricas y neurológicas a tener en cuenta.
• Entender la biología y traducción clínica del hueso crestal, factor que condiciona la técnica quirúrgica, el diseño protésico, la prevención de la periimplantitis y la fidelización del paciente.
• Aprender las técnicas quirúrgicas y el manejo de sus complicaciones, así como su planificación para poder tratar cualquier caso con seguridad.
• Entender la importancia del diseño de la prótesis y su mantenimiento, sus conceptos mecánicos y biológicos e incorporar una gestión del laboratorio moderna, con visión clínica y de crecimiento asumiendo unos protocolos de eficiencia en los controles del gasto.
• Incorporar los conceptos de estética facial así como aprender todas las técnicas de estética y manejo de rellenos.

Dental Implant Hands-On Mini Residency – Module Based Weekend Course – UCLA Trained Faculty – Live Surgeries – Evidence-Based Elite Level Training.

Nobel Biocare se compromete a ofrecer formación para ayudar a los dentistas y sus equipos en su desarrollo profesional.

Hacemos posible aprender a un ritmo que sea adecuado para ti. Ya sea que estés buscando teoría o experiencia práctica, tenemos cursos diseñados para cada nivel de experiencia.

Course Objectives:
• Learn how to perform venipuncture and basic anatomy
• Utilize blood to make fibrin clot and fibrin glue
• Learn how to make and handle AFG (autologous Fibrin Glue) “sticky bone” for various bone grafting situations
• Learn what CGF is and what it consists of
• How you can incorporate CGF into your practice
• Learn full spectrum of clinical applications of CGF/PRF including surgical flap closures, socket preservation, ridge augmentation, sinus lift, immediate and flapless implant placement

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. 

• Aprendizaje de técnicas quirúrgicas paso a paso (técnica abierta o cerrada).
• Realización de un buen diagnóstico y planificación  con el fin de reconstruir el tejido duro en situaciones atróficas del seno maxilar. 
• Aprendizaje del uso de hueso autólogo y biomateriales.

Join us for “Zygoma: From fundamental concepts to practical application,” a comprehensive course led by Dr. Ruben Davo and Dr. Alexandra Marques. This three-day event covers everything from the history and anatomical considerations of zygomatic implants to advanced techniques and practical applications. You’ll explore various implant approaches, including intrasinus, sinus slot, and extrasinus techniques, as well as alternative graftless methods like transnasal and pterigopalatine implants. The course includes hands-on sessions with 3D models and cadavers, live surgery observations, and digital workflow integration. You’ll also learn about prosthesis design, facial aesthetics, and navigation technology for precision placement, with a focus on avoiding complications. This course ensures you gain the skills and knowledge to effectively apply zygomatic implant techniques in your practice.

Learning outcomes

• Understand the history and development of zygomatic  implants.
• Gain detailed knowledge of facial anatomy relevant to  zygomatic implants.
• Learn anatomically guided placement techniques, including  intrasinus, sinus slot, and extrasinus methods.
• Explore alternative graftless approaches like transnasal  and pterigopalatine implants.
• Compare and understand different zygomatic implant  approaches, including Quad, Hybrid, and Unilateral.
• Practice zygomatic implant techniques using 3D models and  cadavers.
• Observe live zygomatic implant surgery and understand  digital workflow integration.
• Learn effective surgical planning methods for zygomatic  implants.
• Design, fabricate, and fit prostheses for zygomatic  implants.
• Enhance facial aesthetics using fillers in conjunction with  zygomatic implants.
• Integrate navigational technology for precision in implant  placement.
• Identify and prevent complications in  zygomatic implant surgery.