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Simultaneous L-Shape bone augmentation in implants placed in the anterior atrophic ridges
General Information
Date: Published on 13/05/22
Last Review: 13/07/24
Location: Online
Teaching method: Self-instructional (The student will have the opportunity to watch the pre-recorded lecture, the pre-recorded workshop, and then practice at home with the materials that we will send him)
Continuing Educational Credits Awarded: 2CE
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*You can watch the lecture & workshops as many times as you want, there isn’t any kind of expiration date*
Dr. Alfonso Gil has no conflicts of interest related to this course. He does not have any relevant financial relationships to declare.
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Abstract
The anterior atrophic ridge presents unique challenges for implant placement due to its limited bone volume and compromised anatomical structure. In this course, Dr. Alfonso Gil will explore the innovative technique of simultaneous L-shape bone augmentation, designed to enhance both vertical and horizontal bone dimensions during implant placement in these challenging cases.
Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the biological principles behind this approach, the step-by-step surgical protocol, and the materials required to achieve predictable outcomes. The course combines theoretical insights with practical demonstrations, providing clinicians with the tools needed to incorporate this advanced technique into their practice confidently.
By the end of the course, attendees will be equipped with the skills to manage anterior atrophic ridges effectively, ensuring functional and esthetic success in implant therapy.
Course Content
- Online Pre-recorded lecture | 45 min
- Online Pre-recorded workshop | 45 min
- BoneModel + Demo Pins + Demo Membrane + Demo Collagen cube
IMPORTANT – Experience in this area is recommended to ensure a good understanding of the course content.
DIFFICULTY – MEDIUM
*Shipping and taxes included*
*All the demo components are produced by BoneModels only to be used on these models. The demo products are not suitable for human use*
*We only send the components specified in the “Do It” segment, the rest of the material needed to perform the workshop (such as drills, blades, sutures, etc) will be provided by the student*
Why should I take this course?
Improved patient outcomes: Taking a course on simultaneous L-Shape bone augmentation in implants placed in anterior atrophic ridges can help dental professionals improve the outcomes of their treatment, leading to better results for their patients.
Increased patient satisfaction: By being able to effectively manage atrophic ridges during implant placement, dental professionals can provide their patients with a higher quality of care, resulting in increased patient satisfaction.
Competitive differentiation: Knowledge and expertise in simultaneous L-Shape bone augmentation can set dental professionals apart from their competition, attracting patients who are looking for specialized and quality care.
Streamlined treatment planning: Understanding the principles of simultaneous L-Shape bone augmentation can help dental professionals streamline their treatment planning process and make it more efficient, allowing them to spend more time with their patients.
Improved patient safety: Proper management of atrophic ridges during implant placement can improve patient safety, reducing the risk of complications and ensuring optimal outcomes for the patient.
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