Part 1: Pre-clinical Workshop
Only program for 2 0 2 2 ! Course summary
An international program for Australasia and the Asia-Pacific region. This two- part limited attendance program is for clinicians already with some experience in implant surgery who wish to refine their skills in the areas of advanced implant surgery, guided bone regeneration and bone grafting in an intimate environment with a highly qualified and experienced multi-disciplinary faculty.
The intensive four-day program provides continuity and convenience for the interstate and international participants in world class facilities at the Macquarie University Surgical Skills Centre in Sydney, Australia.
Part 1:
This pre-clinical program will consist of lectures, hands-on manikin workshops (on mounted bone models with sinus cavities & membrane and synthetic soft
tissue) to allow a uniform set of clinical procedures to be taught in a controlled, simulated clinical environment, including live surgery video and participant’s
case presentations over two full days.
This program will concentrate on the management of the most commonly encountered clinical problems during implant surgery.
Learning outcomes
By completing this program, the dental professional will understand the following:
Principles of soft tissue wound management & suturing techniques
Operatory set-up for implant surgery
Immediate implant placement
NobelActiveTM – Overview & hands-on surgical workshop
Trans-crestal and lateral approach sinus floor elevation (SFE)
Sinus graft complications – prevention and management
Harvesting autogenous bone
Socket management at the time of extraction
Site development prior to implant placement
Simultaneous implant placement & GBR
Prevention & management of complications
Simple, safe and atraumatic technique for harvesting autogenous bone graft
All-on-4® surgical protocol
For further information and registration, please contact A/Prof Richard Chan directly: [email protected]
Part 2: Cadaver Workshop
Part 2:
A two-day cadaver workshop to allow participants to put the information and
techniques presented in Part 1 into practice in a “real” clinical environment …
the only place where mistakes can be made without the usual consequences!
Dr Greg Lvoff
ENT/Head and Neck Surgeon
“Sinus Graft Complications – prevention and management”
Dr Anthony Mak
Dental Surgeon
Digital Implant Prosthetics: Planning – Provisional – Definitive
Key steps in achieving predictable outcomes
Learning outcomes
By completing this program, the dental professional will understand the following:
All techniques covered in Part I
Lateral approach sinus floor elevation
Block grafts
Use of Piezo-surgery
Management of complications – GBR, block grafts & sinus floor elevation.
