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Oral surgery from A to Z. Tooth extraction, implantation, sinus lifting
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Robert Carvalho da Silva
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The online course "Oral surgery from A to Z" is a comprehensive guide designed to equip oral surgeons and implantologists with the skills and knowledge for success!
Through these detailed online lessons, you will gain invaluable insights into:
– Anesthesia
– Executing bone and soft tissue augmentations (specific techniques will be covered)
– Conducting TMJ surgery
– Total TMJ prosthetics.
This course offers practical, expert-led training that will elevate your surgical practice to the next level.
Lesson 1.3D horizontal bone augmentation
– Anatomical features of bone defects: vertical and horizontal
– Characteristics of membranes
– Membrane selection algorithm
– Features of working with titanium membranes
– Recommendations on choosing of biomaterial
– Demonstration of bone augmentation surgery
– Regional acceleratory phenomenon (RAP)
– Types of membrane stabilization
– "Sausage technique"
– Ways to collect autologous bone
– The role of growth factors
– Benefits of the cortical perforations prior to bone augmentation.
Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
Lesson 2.3D vertical bone augmentation
– Difficulties of vertical augmentation
– The difference in flap management from lingual flap and the other areas
– The lingual flap release technique
– The specific membrane criteria selection based on the defect anatomy
– Demonstration of bone augmentation surgery.
Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
Lesson 3.Soft tissue management around implants: incisions and flaps
– Implantation planning: biological and prosthetic aspects
– Digital planning of implantological treatment
– Soft tissues in the field of future implantation: features
– Flap:
- Anatomical aspects and design choices
- Features of flap mobilization
- Advantages of passive flap
- Detachment of the flap when exposing areas of anatomical structures.
– Types of flap incisions:
- intrasulcular
- paramarginal
- linear
- triangular
- trapezoidal.
– Main incision: tactics depending on the clinical situation
– Advantages of a palatal suture
– Techniques for creating a sufficient amount of keratinized gingiva around the implant
– Connective tissue graft from the tuber: advantages of application
– Flap suture: significance in the development of complications
– Suturing methods:
- suture horizontal mattress internal and external
- suture Laurell
- suture criss-cross
- suture Sentineri-Laurell
- suture continuous
- suture stabilization.
– Stabilization and passivation of the flap.
Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists.
Lesson 4.TMJ surgery. Condylar hyperplasia
– Evaluation of the state of the TMJ: main criteria
– Anterior displacement of the articular disk
– Mitek Mini anchor technique: indications
– TMJ pathologies leading to condyle growth:
- Condylar hyperplasia type 1 (1A and 1B)
- Condylar hyperplasia type 2 (osteochondroma).
– Protocol for the treatment of type 1 condylar hyperplasia
– Protocol for the treatment of type 2 condylar hyperplasia
– Clinical cases.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
Lesson 5.Total TMJ prosthetics. Reactive arthritis
– The space-opening technique for disk repositioning with Mitek anchor (Dallas procedure)
– Causes of progressive condyle resorption in growing and adult patients
– Adolescent internal condylar resorption (AICR): pathophysiology and treatment methods
– Total TMJ prosthetics: indications and surgical technique
– Virtual surgical planning of treatment
– Reactive arthritis: causes, MRI diagnostics and treatment tactics
– Clinical cases.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
Lesson 6.Trauma, tumors, ankylosis. Craniofacial deformities
– Trauma: causes, MRI diagnostics and treatment tactics
– Tumors: causes, MRI diagnostics and treatment tactics
– Ankylosis: causes, MRI diagnostics and treatment tactics
– Craniofacial deformities: surgical tactics
– Hemifacial microsomia: treatment protocol
– Treacher Collins syndrome: treatment protocol
– Juvenile idiopathic osteoarthritis: treatment protocol
– Connective tissue diseases and autoimmune disorders
– Сlinical cases.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
Course includes next lessons:
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1h 53min
Lesson 1
3D horizontal bone augmentation
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0:01
Introduction and Course Overview
5:00
Clinical Importance and Goals of Ridge Augmentation
12:00
Techniques: Autologous Bone Block, GBR, Bone Plates, Meshes
20:00
Membrane Types and Synthetic PDO Membranes
28:30
GBR Principles, Predictability and Surgical Obedience
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1h 52min
Lesson 2
3D vertical bone augmentation
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0:01
Introduction and Lecture Overview
4:01
Biomaterials and Biologics for Augmentation
10:10
Vertical Defect Assessment and Treatment Planning
14:15
Flap Management: Buccal Incisions & Mental Nerve
21:22
Lingual Flap Release Technique
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1h 35min
Lesson 3
Soft tissue management around implants: incisions and flaps
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0:01
Introduction and Implant Planning Principles
5:12
Prosthetically‑Driven Planning and Guided Surgery
7:19
GBR Indications, Flap Design and Passivation
9:58
Soft Tissue: Keratinized Tissue, Volume and Biotype
12:10
Flap Anatomy and Types (Full, Partial, Mixed, Double)
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44min
Lesson 4
TMJ surgery. Condylar hyperplasia
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0:01
Introduction and TMJ relationships
8:30
TMJ MRI and clinical diagnosis
17:30
Mitek disc-repositioning technique and indications
26:28
Condylar hyperplasia Type 1: high condylectomy and outcomes
35:32
Condylar hyperplasia Type 2 (osteochondroma): low condylectomy
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Oral and maxillofacial surgeon specializing in temporomandibular joint (TMJ) reconstruction, orthognathic surgery, obstructive sleep apnea surgery, and craniofacial deformity correction. Clinical Professor at Texas A&M University College of Dentistry, Departments of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Orthodontics. Full-time private practice at Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas, Texas.
Over 46 years of clinical, teaching, and research experience in complex maxillofacial surgery. Recognized internationally as the world's leading surgeon in TMJ revision surgery and orthognathic surgery, having completed more revision surgeries than any other surgeon globally. Sponsored and directed a Fellowship Program in TMJ and Orthognathic Surgery at Baylor University Medical Center for 28 years (until recently), training hundreds of oral and maxillofacial surgeons from around the world. Innovator and developer of numerous surgical techniques, philosophies, and evidence-based treatment protocols used worldwide in TMJ surgery, orthognathic surgery, and sleep apnea surgery.
Inventor of multiple surgical devices and total joint prostheses including TMJ Concepts patient-specific total joint replacement systems. Developed surgical protocols for managing complex TMJ pathology including internal derangements, degenerative joint disease, ankylosis, condylar resorption, and congenital deformities. Pioneer in simultaneous TMJ reconstruction with orthognathic surgery achieving functional occlusion and facial aesthetics in single-stage procedures. International lecturer presenting at major conferences worldwide on TMJ surgery innovations, revision orthognathic surgery, and airway surgery for sleep apnea.
DMD. Board-certified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon. Recipient of prestigious William J. Gies Award and W. Harry Archer Award, two of the highest honors in oral and maxillofacial surgery, recognizing major contributions to the specialty. Co-author of two textbooks on TMJ disorders and orthognathic surgery. Co-editor of two additional textbooks. Author of over 45 book chapters. Published over 225 peer-reviewed scientific articles and over 150 scientific abstracts. Active Principal Investigator on multiple IRB-approved research studies at Baylor University Medical Center including outcomes for TMJ reconstruction with all-titanium alloy components, metal hypersensitivity in TMJ patients, and juvenile idiopathic arthritis treatment. Extensive publication record documenting long-term outcomes of TMJ reconstruction, orthognathic surgery protocols, and treatment of complex craniofacial conditions. Patients travel from across the world to Dallas for complex TMJ and orthognathic revision surgeries. Voted among leading maxillofacial surgeons in the world by colleagues. Listed in Who's Who in the World.
Oral surgeon, implantologist, and prosthodontist in full-time private practice in Florence (Dental Medicine Studio); affiliate of the Straumann Center of Dental Education (CODE) network — an invitation-only global faculty of clinicians committed to evidence-based implantology education.
DDS — University of Florence (1992); Specialization in Implant Surgery and Prosthetics — University of Florence (1994); Specialization in Implantology and Bone Graft Harvesting — New York State University at Buffalo (1995). ITI Fellow (Italian Section, since 2008). Professor (adjunct) in Implantology and Scientific Evidence — University of Genoa (2013–2022). Coordinator of the International Master in Implantology and Prosthodontics — University of Genoa (2018–2020). Co-director of continuing courses at Universidade Nove de Julho (UNINOVE), São Paulo, Brazil.
Active Member of AIOM (Italian Academy of Microscopic Dentistry), SIOCMF (Italian Society of Dentistry and Maxillofacial Surgery), and IAO (Italian Academy of Osseointegration). ITI Speaker — global level (since 2005).
Periodontist and implantologist in private practice in Brasília and São Paulo (Brazil), with clinical focus exclusively on periodontal plastic and reconstructive surgery, soft tissue management around teeth and implants, and alveolar bone augmentation for aesthetic and functional implant site development.
First recipient of the inaugural Bud Tarson Award, granted by the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP, 2005) — one of the AAP's premier recognitions for outstanding clinical research in periodontics. Co-winner of the "Growth Against Recession" Aesthetic Case Competition (2011). Author and co-author of multiple peer-reviewed articles and book chapters with emphasis on periodontal tissue management around teeth and implants. Co-author of the books Reconstrução Tecidual Estética (2009, published in Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian) and PerioImplantodontia Estética (2016, published in Portuguese, English, and Spanish) — both recognized as key references in aesthetic perioplastic surgery in the Portuguese-speaking world.
Professor at ImplantePerio Institute — a research and advanced postgraduate training center in São Paulo. DDS — Uberlândia Federal University (1994); Board Certification in Periodontics — Brazilian Dental Association, Brasília (1997); MSc — Piracicaba Dental School, Campinas University (2002); PhD — Piracicaba Dental School, Campinas University (2004).
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