Master's Degree in Implantology and Periodontal Surgery

The Master's Degree in Implantology and Periodontal Surgery has been designed as an advanced training program with an exclusively surgical focus.

Its objective is to provide students with comprehensive training in the surgical approach to implantology and periodontics, from diagnosis and planning to the execution of various surgical procedures.

This master's degree is aimed at professionals seeking comprehensive, structured surgical training applied to real clinical practice.

• Perform comprehensive and well-founded diagnosis and surgical planning. - Perform implant surgery safely and predictably in its various forms.
• Apply advanced bone and tissue regeneration techniques. - Surgically manage soft tissues in functional and aesthetic areas. - Address periodontal and mucogingival surgery procedures. - Resolve complex clinical cases and reconstructive situations. - Prevent, diagnose, and treat surgical complications.
• Integrate digital planning into the surgical process. - Develop clinical judgment and progressive autonomy in oral surgery.

• Dentists and stomatologists who wish to acquire or perfect advanced training in implant and periodontal surgery. - Professionals seeking to expand their surgical skills and tackle more complex treatments with greater confidence and clinical judgment.

BLOCK I: DIAGNOSIS, PLANNING, AND BIOLOGICAL BASICS

MODULE 01: BASICS OF ADVANCED DIAGNOSIS IN IMPLANTOLOGY * Indications and contraindications for implant treatment * Diagnosis in implantology * CBCT study. Diagnosis * Digital impressions and surgical splints * 3D printing derived from CBCT

• Advanced surgical planning * Diagnostic justification and responsibility * Final phase of diagnosis ### MODULE 02: COMPREHENSIVE CLINICAL PLANNING OF IMPLANT-PERIODONTAL TREATMENT * Calculation of anterior aesthetic determinants in edentulous patients

• Implant planning in CBCT * Patient management in clinical presentation (Phases I, II, and III) * Basic photographic analysis for a treatment plan * Oral orthopantomography analysis (identification of structures) * Importance of documentation in the treatment plan

MODULE 03: BIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL BASES OF THE PERIODONTAL TISSUE AND IMPLANTS * Macroscopic and microscopic anatomy and physiology * Diagnosis and photographic study in periodontics * Diagnostic tests: Periodontogram, microbiological and genetic samples

• Classification and microbiology of periodontal diseases ## BLOCK II: BIOMATERIALS, REGENERATION, AND BONE SURGERY ### MODULE 04: BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF PERI-IMPLANT TISSUES * Biology of periodontal and peri-implant tissues

• Diagnosis and surgical treatment of aesthetic problems * Bone regeneration and treatment of multiple recessions * Volume augmentation: Vestibular, biotype, gingival, and horizontal ### MODULE 05: SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF MAXILLARY BONE ATROPHY

• Study and treatment of maxillary bone atrophy * Zygomatic implants and short implants * Classification of atrophy and management of narrow ridges ### MODULE 06: ADVANCED BONE GRAFTING TECHNIQUES IN IMPLANTOLOGY

• Characteristics, types of grafts, and biomaterials * Harvesting techniques, donor sites, and fixation methods * Use of piezoelectric scalpels and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) * Complications in bone grafts

MODULE 07: BIOMATERIALS AND BONE AND TISSUE REGENERATION TECHNIQUES * Bone structure and metabolism * Synthetic biomaterials, 3D printing, and drug release * Peri-implantitis and implant loss * Fundamentals and clinical cases of ROG and RTG

BLOCK III: ADVANCED IMPLANT SURGERY ### MODULE 08: SURGICAL PLANNING AND ADVANCED IMPLANT SURGERY * Immediate implants and Socket Shield * Use of titanium as an alternative to membranes

• Advanced surgical planning seminar ### MODULE 09: ANALYSIS OF RESULTS, COMPLICATIONS, AND DECISION MAKING * Success criteria and immediate loading in implantology * Implant failure and decision making * Extraction and immediate implant with delayed loading

• Guided surgery ### MODULE 10: IMMEDIATE IMPLANTOLOGY AND BONE RECONSTRUCTION WITH MESH * Immediate post-extraction implants and reconstruction with mesh * Lateralization and transposition of the inferior alveolar nerve * Advanced implant surgery and clinical debate

MODULE 11: ADVANCED POSTERIOR MAXILLARY SURGERY: SINUS LIFT * Lateral and crestal sinus lift (theory and hands-on) * Management of complications in the maxillary sinus * Clinical cases and "less is more" approach in atrophic maxilla

BLOCK IV: PROSTHODONTICS, LOADING, AND COMPLICATIONS ### MODULE 12: PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION ON IMPLANTS * Work philosophy and overdenture design * Resin bonding, splinting of transfers, and milled structures

• Immediate prosthetic loading ### MODULE 13: PREVENTION, MAINTENANCE, AND MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATIONS * Biological sealing and impact of mechanical overload * Prognosis, complications, and treatment of mucositis * Education and maintenance of implant patients

BLOCK V: PERIODONTAL AND MUCOGINGIVAL SURGERY ### MODULE 14: RESECTIVE AND ACCESS PERIODONTAL SURGERY * Apical replacement surgery and surgical techniques * Instruments and sutures in periodontal surgery * Reassessment of periodontal patients

MODULE 15: PREPROSTHETIC AND AESTHETIC CORONARY LENGTHENING SURGERY * Preprosthetic and aesthetic coronary lengthening * Teeth whitening * Nitrous oxide sedation ### MODULE 16: PERIODONTAL AND PERIIMPLANT PLASTIC SURGERY

• Grafts: Connective tissue and free gingiva * Techniques: Tunnel and bilaminar * Practical workshop on mucogingival surgery ## BLOCK VI: ADVANCED CLINICAL PERIODONTICS AND PERIIMPLANTITIS

MODULE 17: PLANNING AND EXECUTION OF ADVANCED PERIODONTAL TREATMENT * Surgical clinical case and tissue immunology * Maintenance with Guided Biofilm Therapy ### MODULE 18: CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF LOCALIZED PERIODONTITIS

• Periodontal regeneration (Phases I, II, and III) * Clinical discussion of localized cases ### MODULE 19: CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF ADVANCED AND AGGRESSIVE PERIODONTITIS * Biofilm control and non-surgical/surgical therapy * Maintenance therapy in peri-implantitis

MODULE 20: INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO ORTHODONTICS-PERIODONTICS * Ortho-perio relationship and discussion of clinical cases ## BLOCK VII: CLINICAL INTEGRATION AND ADVANCED CASES

MODULE 21: CLINICAL INTEGRATION IN DIAGNOSIS AND ADVANCED MAINTENANCE * Risk factors, prognosis, and periodontal medicine * Periodontal instrumentation and diagnostic discussions ### MODULE 22: COMPREHENSIVE RESOLUTION OF COMPLEX CLINICAL CASES

• Advanced cases: Periodontitis and combined periodontal-implant cases * Multidisciplinary discussion and surgery of the cases presented