The dentist is often faced with complex cases in which the patient has lost bone structure. This fact makes implant placement extremely difficult. Thanks to advanced techniques in periodontics and implantology, it is possible to increase the available bone mass to achieve success in these situations.
Objectives
- Know the latest scientific studies that support the procedures related to diagnosis and treatment in periodontics and implants.
- Recognize and diagnose the different periodontal diseases.
- To learn how to correctly communicate periodontal problems related to implant surgery to the patient.
- Acquire the ability to transmit the knowledge related to this subject to the work team.
- To know the frequent complications in implantology.
Directed to
- Dentists, stomatologists and oral and maxillofacial surgeons interested in an academic program of excellence.
- Healthcare professionals interested in acquiring knowledge in implantology and oral surgery.
- University students of specialties related to oral health and implantology
