In this course, you will learn about bone regeneration through the use of bone grafts. You will gain a comprehensive overview of both the current market and the techniques currently in use.
These techniques are becoming increasingly common in daily clinical practice and are continuously changing paradigms regarding previous regeneration processes.
Objectives
- Study different complications that may arise during dental bone graft placement in bone regeneration treatments and how to deal with them.
- Learn about the characteristics of dental bone grafts and their biological mechanisms, knowledge that will serve as a basis for working with dental bone grafts.
- Distinguish between different types of bone grafts depending on the source of the graft.
- Study bone graft harvesting techniques and donor areas for different types of bone grafts, focusing mainly on autologous grafts and autografts.
- Explain the piezoelectric scalpel, its use, and its indications in bone regeneration surgery, knowledge that will serve as a basis for working with dental bone grafts.
- Delve into the methods of fixing dental bone grafts according to the different types of dental bone grafts, knowledge that will serve as a basis for working with dental bone grafts.
- Study platelet-rich plasma, which was developed to address a regeneration phenomenon, recovering not only physiological function but also form.
Directed to
- Dentists, stomatologists, and oral and maxillofacial surgeons interested in an academic program of excellence.
- Healthcare professionals interested in acquiring knowledge related to implantology and oral surgery.
- University students in any of the specialties related to oral health and implantology.
