Director of surgical programs at ADA. Passion for training
Analog and Digital Posterior Prosthesis & Digital Workflow and Management of Biological and Mechanical Complications
*This course is part of the Specialization in Implant Prosthetics and is taught jointly with its students.
Description
A two-day module with theoretical and practical classes led by the Dr. Sergio García Bellosta (Medical Director at the Autrán Dental clinic and specialized in Integrated Dentistry for Adults) and the Dr. Adrian Guerrero (Vice President of the European Federation of Periodontology (FIPP)).
This course is designed for dentists , both surgeons and restorative dentists , who wish to digitize the surgical or restorative process of their implant cases.
This course offers comprehensive training in posterior prosthetics , covering both analog and digital techniques , as well as protocols for preventing and managing peri-implant complications . It combines theory and practice with clinical workshops, addressing everything from provisionalization to fracture management . Furthermore, it incorporates advanced digital tools for designing customized solutions that optimize treatment durability.
Objectives
- To train the student to Digitize your surgical and restorative processes in implantology, and whether you have an intraoral scanner or specific software in your practice or prefer to outsource the process.
- Provide the clinician with step-by-step protocols for incorporating implantology guided to your daily practice in a reliable way and without accumulating errors.
- Allow the student test different design and guided surgery software, open and closed, as well as clinical splint printing systems.
- Train the student in the use of specific instruments adapted to guided surgery in practices with models based on previously performed planning.
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Reviews
Reviews of the March 2022 edition (Barcelona)
Expert in Implantology and Implant-Prosthetics
“Total involvement from Sergio and the rest of the teachers, it’s a luxury to have them.”