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The Challenge of Anterior Implant & Tissue Management with Provisionals
*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).
Aimed at general dentists, periodontists or implantologists, who wish to update their classic work protocols in both surgery and prosthetics.
This course focuses on anterior implant rehabilitation , emphasizing the importance of precise planning and proper soft tissue management . It offers strategies to optimize both aesthetic and functional outcomes , teaching how to assess aesthetic risks , choose the optimal timing for implant placement , and fabricate provisional restorations that preserve or reconstruct the emergence profile. Furthermore, it delves into the integration of analog and digital protocols , teaching when and how to use each approach, and including advanced digital techniques such as the eLab protocol , provisional design with Cerec , and immediate loading with digital planning—all to achieve predictable and reproducible results.
Objectives
- Complete immersion in the latest protocols for addressing implant cases in the sector previous.
- Update surgical and prosthodontic implantology protocols in the aesthetic area, both in immediate and deferred implants.
- Learn the different alternatives for analog and digital provisionalization.
- Practice The use of guided surgery splints, the management of connective tissue grafts, and the latest advances in prosthetic materials and designs are key to achieving high-quality results in a sector as demanding as the aesthetic one.
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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.”