A Focus on Aesthetics
Sydney, AUSTRALIA
THIS EVENT HAS CONCLUDED
From: 9:00 AM Saturday, 26 November, 2022
Registration opens at 8:30 AM
To: 5:00 PM Saturday, 26 November, 2022
TOTAL CPD AVAILABLE FOR THIS EVENT: 6 HOURS
6 CPD HOURS
This event includes information on the following topics:
The intended audience for this event includes:
Full Day Workshop, 8:30am - 5:00pm or Lecture Only, 8:30am - 1:00pm:
Lecture: New challenges in Periodontal Regeneration: focus on the interproximal attachment and patient aesthetics
Satisfying the aesthetic demands of patients is a major challenge in contemporary periodontology. In addition to eradicating disease and restoring function, it is now also important to achieve aesthetic success.
A thorough understanding of the biological principles and processes occurring during periodontal wound healing will lead to a better appreciation and management of the healing phase of periodontal therapy. The aim of ‘classic’ periodontal reconstructive surgical techniques is to regenerate infrabony defects and/or re-establish root coverage in cases of gingival recessions. The evolution of the regenerative periodontal plastic surgical techniques now makes it possible to simultaneously treat both situations.
With increasing understanding of regenerative biology and advancements in regenerative surgical techniques, together with availability of safe and scientifically-proven biomaterials, it is now possible to satisfy the patient’s demands by regenerating the interdental attachment of compromised teeth with predictable long-term results.
You will learn:
- Classifying interproximal periodontal defects and papillae loss
- Treatment planning of interproximal attachment loss
- Surgical techniques and biological concepts in re-establishing interproximal attachment
- Appropriate biomaterials to use in different clinical
scenarios
Workshop learning outcomes:
- Surgical techniques available for re-establishing papillae and interproximal clinical attachment
- The application of appropriate biomaterials in these clinical situations
- Full surgical protocol on how to treat advanced cases
- Soft tissue management – appropriate surgical flap designs, handling, and suturing techniques
Please feel free to bring your loupes.
9.00 - 13.00 • Lecture
- Seminar
- ONLY 18 Places
- 3.00 CPD Points
- More Info
Lecture
Satisfying the aesthetic demands of patients is a major challenge in contemporary periodontology. In addition to eradicating disease and restoring function, it is now also important to achieve aesthetic success.
A thorough understanding of the biological principles and processes occurring during periodontal wound healing will lead to a better appreciation and management of the healing phase of periodontal therapy. The aim of ‘classic’ periodontal reconstructive surgical techniques is to regenerate infrabony defects and/or re-establish root coverage in cases of gingival recessions. The evolution of the regenerative periodontal plastic surgical techniques now makes it possible to simultaneously treat both situations.
With increasing understanding of regenerative biology and advancements in regenerative surgical techniques, together with availability of safe and scientifically-proven biomaterials, it is now possible to satisfy the patient’s demands by regenerating the interdental attachment of compromised teeth with predictable long-term results.
You will learn:
> Classifying interproximal periodontal defects and papillae loss
> Treatment planning of interproximal attachment loss
> Surgical techniques and biological concepts in re-establishing interproximal attachment
> Appropriate biomaterials to use in different clinical scenarios
13.00 - 17.00 • Workshop
- Hands-on Workshop
- ONLY 2 Places
- 3.00 CPD Points
- More Info
Workshop
The Evolution of Periodontal Regenerative Plastic Procedures: A Focus on Aesthetics
Satisfying the aesthetic demands of patients is a major challenge in contemporary periodontology. In addition to eradicating disease and restoring function, it is now also important to achieve aesthetic success.
A thorough understanding of the biological principles and processes occurring during periodontal wound healing will lead to a better appreciation and management of the healing phase of periodontal therapy. The aim of ‘classic’ periodontal reconstructive surgical techniques is to regenerate infrabony defects and/or re-establish root coverage in cases of gingival recessions. The evolution of the regenerative periodontal plastic surgical techniques now makes it possible to simultaneously treat both situations.
With increasing understanding of regenerative biology and advancements in regenerative surgical techniques, together with availability of safe and scientifically-proven biomaterials, it is now possible to satisfy the patient’s demands by regenerating the interdental attachment of compromised teeth with predictable long-term results.
Workshop learning outcomes:
> Surgical techniques available for re-establishing papillae and interproximal clinical attachment
> The application of appropriate biomaterials in these clinical situations
> Full surgical protocol on how to treat advanced cases
> Soft tissue management – appropriate surgical flap designs, handling, and suturing techniques
9.00 - 13.00 • Session 1
Lecture
- Seminar
- ONLY 18 Places
- 3.00 CPD Points
Satisfying the aesthetic demands of patients is a major challenge in contemporary periodontology. In addition to eradicating disease and restoring function, it is now also important to achieve aesthetic success.
A thorough understanding of the biological principles and processes occurring during periodontal wound healing will lead to a better appreciation and management of the healing phase of periodontal therapy. The aim of ‘classic’ periodontal reconstructive surgical techniques is to regenerate infrabony defects and/or re-establish root coverage in cases of gingival recessions. The evolution of the regenerative periodontal plastic surgical techniques now makes it possible to simultaneously treat both situations.
With increasing understanding of regenerative biology and advancements in regenerative surgical techniques, together with availability of safe and scientifically-proven biomaterials, it is now possible to satisfy the patient’s demands by regenerating the interdental attachment of compromised teeth with predictable long-term results.
You will learn:
> Classifying interproximal periodontal defects and papillae loss
> Treatment planning of interproximal attachment loss
> Surgical techniques and biological concepts in re-establishing interproximal attachment
> Appropriate biomaterials to use in different clinical scenarios
13.00 - 17.00 • Session 2
Workshop
- Hands-on Workshop
- ONLY 2 Places
- 3.00 CPD Points
The Evolution of Periodontal Regenerative Plastic Procedures: A Focus on Aesthetics
Satisfying the aesthetic demands of patients is a major challenge in contemporary periodontology. In addition to eradicating disease and restoring function, it is now also important to achieve aesthetic success.
A thorough understanding of the biological principles and processes occurring during periodontal wound healing will lead to a better appreciation and management of the healing phase of periodontal therapy. The aim of ‘classic’ periodontal reconstructive surgical techniques is to regenerate infrabony defects and/or re-establish root coverage in cases of gingival recessions. The evolution of the regenerative periodontal plastic surgical techniques now makes it possible to simultaneously treat both situations.
With increasing understanding of regenerative biology and advancements in regenerative surgical techniques, together with availability of safe and scientifically-proven biomaterials, it is now possible to satisfy the patient’s demands by regenerating the interdental attachment of compromised teeth with predictable long-term results.
Workshop learning outcomes:
> Surgical techniques available for re-establishing papillae and interproximal clinical attachment
> The application of appropriate biomaterials in these clinical situations
> Full surgical protocol on how to treat advanced cases
> Soft tissue management – appropriate surgical flap designs, handling, and suturing techniques
Prof Giulio Rasperini
Prof. Giulio Rasperini received his degree in dentistry and specialized in Orthodontics. He is an active member of the Italian Society of Periodontology, the European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry ...
Lecture
THIS RATE APPLIES TO: Dentists
PLACES REMAINING: 18
- Full Program
- AUD 695.00
- Including 10% GST
- Early Bird Discount
- Less AUD 100.00
- Expired
Workshop
THIS RATE APPLIES TO: Dentists
PLACES REMAINING: 2
- Full Program
- AUD 800.00
- Including 10% GST
