Course Content: 

Related Domain Area (common modules):

Medical Emergencies;
Scientific Research Methodology;
Drug Therapy;
Ethics and Dental Legislation.

Area of ​​Concentration (Implantology):

1.1 – History
1.2 – Basic Principles of Implant Dentistry
1.3 – Terminology in Implants
1.4 – Criteria for the Clinical Success of Osseointegration
1.5 – Surface Treatment
2. ANATOMY APPLIED IN IMPLANTOLOGY
2.1 – Osteology and Neurology
2.1.1 – The Importance of Dentoalveolar Topography
2.1.2 – Maxillary Topography
2.1.3 – Mandibular Topography
2.2 – Myology and Joints
2.3 – Vessels and Arteries
2.4 – Evaluation of Natural Support
2.4.1 – Anatomy of the Edentulous Area
2.4.2 – Extraction of Natural Teeth
2.4.3 – Crown Size
2.4.4 – Crown/Root Ratio
2.4.5 – Position of Remaining Teeth
2.4.6 – Parallelism
2.4.7 – Periodontal Evaluation
2.5 – Bone Physiology and Metabolism
3. DRUG THERAPY IN IMPLANTOLOGY
3.1 – Clinical Evaluation
3.2 – Pharmacological Considerations
3.2.1 – Analgesics
3.2.2 – Anti-inflammatories
3.2.3 – Antibiotics
3.2.4 – Anxiolytics
3.3 – Pre-, Trans- and Post-operative
3.4 – Geriatric Patients
4. BIOSAFETY IN IMPLANTOLOGY
4.1 – General Considerations
4.2 – Sterilization / Disinfection / Asepsis
4.3 – Gowning
5. PLANNING IN IMPLANTOLOGY
5.1 – Initial Clinical Examination / Anamnesis
5.2 – Complementary Examinations
5.2.1 – Radiographic Examinations
5.2.2 – Laboratory Examinations
5.3 – PlanningRadiographic
– Prosthetic Planning
5.4.1 – Mounting on Articulators
5.4.2 – Waxing for Diagnosis
5.4.3 – Evaluation of Labial Support / Aesthetic-
Function
5.5 – Surgical Planning
5.6 – Risk Factors in Implant Dentistry
6. IMPLANT SYSTEMS
6.1 – Neodent
6.2 – Straumann
7 – BASIC PRINCIPLES OF SURGERY IN IMPLANTOLOGY
7.1 – Basic Surgery / Second Surgical Stage
7.2 – Biomaterials
7.3 – Manipulation of Hard and Soft Tissues
7.4 – Bone Expansion
7.5 – Immediate Implantation
8. ADVANCED SURGERIES
8.1 – General Considerations
8.2 – Bone Grafts / Use of PRP
8.3 – Maxillary Sinus Elevation
8.4 – Distraction Osteogenic
8.5 – Lateralization of the Inferior Alveolar Nerve
8.6 – Zygomatic Implant
9. PROSTHESIS ON IMPLANTS
9.1 – Considerations on occlusion for implant-
supported
9.1.1 – Dental evaluation: force factors
9.1.2 – Divisions of available bone
9.1.3 – Classification of partially or completely
edentulous
9.2 – Prosthetic Considerations
9.2.1 – Healing abutments / Second surgical stage
9.2.2 – Transfer impression
9.2.3 – Screw torque / Use of a torque wrench
9.2.4 – Abutment selection
9.3 – Implant-supported fixed prosthesis
9.3.1 – Screw-retained
9.3.2 – Cemented
9.4 – Removable prosthesis – "Overdenture"
9.5 – Dentogingival prosthesis
9.6 – Progressive Bone Loading / Immediate Loading
9.7 – Digital Prosthetic Rehabilitation
10. MAINTENANCE OF DENTAL IMPLANTS
10.1 – Radiographic Control
10.2 – Hygiene
10.3 – Preventive Maintenance of Prostheses
10.4 – Peri-implantitis
11. MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTERRELATION
11.1 – Laser
11.2 – Orthodontics
11.3 – Periodontics
11.4 – Aesthetics
12. SCIENTIFIC METHODOLOGY
12.1 – How to research
12.2 – Monograph assembly / Guidance
12.3 – Seminar (topics and presentation).
13. CLINICAL ACTIVITY
13.1 – Basic Surgeries
13.2 – Advanced Surgeries
13.3 – Implant-Supported Prostheses
13.4 – Clinical Activity Report (Surgeries and Prostheses)
14. LABORATORY ACTIVITY
14.1 – Presentation of Surgical Kits for Implant Systems
14.2 – Surgical Table Preparation and Setup
14.3 – Optimization in Clinical Case Planning (Clinical Case Studies)
14.4 – Presentation of Surgical Planning
Area of ​​Concentration (Periodontics):
1. Basic principles of periodontics;
2. Periodontics in the principles of aesthetics related to
periodontal plastic surgery;
3. Computer training (PowerPoint and Keynote – Apple);
4. Photographic protocol;
5. Aesthetic/periodontal checklist and DRE (diagram of aesthetic references);
6. Virtual aesthetic/surgical planning (Virtual aesthetic trial - Virtual mockup);
7. Creation and importance of the aesthetic trial (mockup) in aesthetic/surgical planning;
8. Integrated planning (periodontics/implant/prosthesis/prosthetic technician);
9. Interrelation with orthodontics;
11. Clinical discussions;
12. Case planning;
13. Periodontal surgical principles;
14. Incision and suture laboratory (techniques with Nylon and Vicryl 6-0 thread);
15. Beginning of operative training using both hands;
16. Beginning and training in operative microscopy;
15. AESTHETIC VS. STANDARD CLINICAL CROWN LENGTHENING:
- Functional, biological, and aesthetic aspects;
- Differential diagnosis and treatment options;
- Gingival dyschromias;
- Planning and its relationship with rehabilitative treatment;
- Periodontal types;
– Minimally invasive techniques (when to reflect a flap?);
– Aesthetic trial laboratory – mockup (veneer fabrication) on
a mannequin.
– Virtual mockup to real mockup: using the mockup as a
surgical guide.
– Laboratory for aesthetic crown lengthening surgery, with mockup,
on a mannequin.
– Laboratory, under microscopy, for aesthetic crown lengthening surgery
, with mockup, on a mannequin;
– Clinical discussions;
– Case planning;
16. GINGIVAL RECESSION:
– Etiology (identify and remove the causal factor);
– When to act?
– Classifications;
– Indication and contraindication;
– Increase in thickness and keratinized tissue;
– Technique selection;
– Root preparation: chemical and mechanical;
– Connective tissue donor areas;
– Connective tissue graft removal techniques;
– Differences and indications of techniques;
– Root coverage techniques;
– Connective tissue graft removal laboratory.
– Connective tissue graft removal laboratory.
– Root coverage laboratory.
– Root coverage laboratory (under microscopy).
– Clinical discussions;
– Case planning;
17. RIDGE AUGMENTATION:
– Causes of defects;
– Classifications;
– Indications and contraindications;
– Gingival conditioning;
– Ridge augmentation techniques
– With connective tissue graft;
– With flap rotation;
– Ridge augmentation laboratory.
– Ridge augmentation laboratory (under microscopy).
– Clinical discussions;
– Case planning;
18. PLASTIC SURGERY ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLANTS:
– What is the best time for intervention?
– Biomaterials (biological characteristics);
– Minimally invasive extraction and how to preserve the ridge;
– Surgical reopening;
– Implantation with periodontal reconstruction;
– Peri-implant biological space;
– Biological implications (recipient and donor sites);
– Indication and contraindication;
– Quality and purpose of connective tissue grafting;
– Implications of the three-dimensional position of the implant;
– Clinical discussions;
– Case planning;
Training in aesthetic prosthetics with digital workflow
– Planning;
– Orofacial Visagism;
– Dental Photography;
– Digital Workflow;
– Intraoral scanners;
– CAD/CAM system;
– 3D printing;
– Principles of Occlusion;
– Occlusion x Oral Rehabilitation;
– JIG fabrication;
– Virtual semi-adjustable articulators;
– Rehabilitations with ceramic systems;