Same-Day Implant Dentistry: From Immediate Implantation to Immediate Loading

– Requirements for immediate implant placement in the post-extraction socket
– Assessment of socket anatomy and healing tissues following tooth extraction
– Classification of post-extraction alveolar ridge defects according to Cawood and Howell
– Ideal clinical conditions and patient selection for immediate implantation
– Bone grafting techniques and management of peri-implant hard-tissue deficiencies
– Immediate implant placement protocol in the aesthetic zone: implant positioning, primary stability and soft tissue management
– Peri-implant bone loss: aetiology, risk factors, prevention and management
– Analysis of clinical cases and decision-making in immediate implant placement.

– Piezosurgery protocols for immediate implant placement
– Bone augmentation techniques in the aesthetic zone
– Digital protocols for immediate implant cases
– Step-by-step demonstration of immediate implant placement in the aesthetic zone
– Same-day dentistry: delivery of the immediate prosthetic restoration.

– Immediate non-occlusal loading (INOL):

- benefits
- INOL restorations
- inclusion/exclusion criteria
- Angled implants: indications
- Screw-retained provisional crowns
- Immediate occlusal loading (IOL)
- Treatment planning for patients with periodontal diseases
- Fixed solutions for edentulous patients
- All-on-4 protocol: literature review
- Laboratory and surgical collaboration, appointment sequencing, and identifying the required implant components to have on hand for each protocol and procedure
- Specific diets, oral hygiene and maintenance procedures for each loading protocol.

– Identify patients who warrant this type of treatment including long-term edentulous patients, patients with chronic moderate/severe periodontitis and patients with severe caries
– Advantages of immediate occlusal loading including function, aesthetics, improved self-image and self-confidence
– Anatomic and radiographic findings that clinicians need to know prior to treatment planning full-arch treatments
– Treatment options for severe periodontitis
– Full-arch immediate occlusal loading concept overwiev
– Fixed solutions for edentulous patients
– Indications and contraindications for immediate occlusal loading
– All-on-4 protocol.

– Troubleshoot problems associated with long-term, full-arch, implant prostheses.

– Implant prosthetic complications:

- stripped screws
- denture base
- fractured frameworks
- Requirements for optimal implant framework design
- Generic prosthetiс options: fixed, removable (rigin), removable (non-rigin)
- Bar design considerations
- Fixed milled titanium frameworks
- I Beam design, L Beam design.