Grafting in Implantology
General Introduction of bone grafting in oral implantology
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Implants require good bone volume and density to achieve their excellent functionality and high success rates. Dental bone grafts help regenerate lost bone which may ultimately be the very cause of success of the dental implant. In this 3 day intensive course:
- General Introduction of bone grafting in oral implantology
- Radiographic and CT planning of bone grafting cases
- Biological mechanism of bone formation at the grafted site
- Composition of Natural bone and different bone substitutes
- Different types of commercially available bone graft substitutes
- Different types of barrier membranes
- Armamentarium and materials required for bone grafting
- Live patient demonstration
- Soft tissue management in bone grafting cases
- Management of complications in bone grafting cases
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Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 55 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 27
- Assessments Yes