Horizontal Bone Augmentation of Mandible For Full Arch Dental Implants

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20 Lessons
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In this course, we present a patient with advanced mandibular atrophy planned for full arch therapy. A horizontal bone augmentation technique is described using the Khoury and ridge split principles. The course includes digital diagnostics, treatment planning, selection rational in surgical approach, and step-by-step description of the surgical procedures. Qualifies for 2 hrs of AGD-accredited continuing education.

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Introduction

About This Course

Preview

Module 1: Case Introduction

Preview

Diagnostics and Treatment Planning

Module 2: Diagnostics

Module 3: Treatment Plan

Instruments & Materials

Module 4: Instruments & Materials

Module 4.1: Instruments- Bone Grafting Carriers

Module 4.2: Instruments- Bone Harvest Scrapers

Module 4.3: Instruments- Bone Harvesting Rotary Drills

Surgical Procedures: Step-By-Step

Module 5: Incision & Flap Design

Module 6: Ridge Reduction & Bone Harvesting

Module 7: Ridge Split & Bone Veneer Osteotomy

Module 8: Osteotomy Completion & Bone Veneer Mobilization

Module 9: Bone Veneer Fixation

Module 10: Bone Graft Placement

Module 11: GBR & PRF Membranes

Module 12- Incision & Flap Closure

Post-Op, Commentary, & Quizz

Module 13: Post-Operative Considerations

Module 14: Commentary

Quizz

The Next Level of Training & Skills

Frequently asked questions

When does the course start and finish?

'I Wanna Do That' series is a self-paced course. The lessons are designed to be worked through in chronological order, but you can begin the course as soon as you enroll and you decide how fast you want to go through the course.

Do I get continuing education certificate?

Yes. At the completion of the course you will take a short quizz. You will then get a continuing education certificate for the length of the course.

How can I learn more after completion of this course?

You may sign up for other online or in-person hands-on courses offered through Facialart Dental Forum. Check out www.facialartdentalforum.com for more information.