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    Immediate loading in the esthetic zone mini course

    Immediate loading is a modern implant approach that allows prosthetic placement shortly after implant insertion, improving patient comfort and treatment efficiency.This course introduces its biological and clinical foundations, focusing on when and how it can be safely applied.Participants will learn how to assess implant primary stability using Insertion Torque Value (ITV) and Resonance Frequency Analysis (RFA/ISQ).The key biomechanical differences between these measurements will be clearly explained.Evidence-based criteria for safe immediate loading will be outlined.Common clinical mistakes that lead to implant failure will be highlighted.The course will explore the effect of mechanical overload on osseointegration.Protocols for unloading failing implants to improve outcomes will be discussed.Additionally, progressive loading strategies will be introduced to enhance bone growth and implant stability.By the end, clinicians will gain practical guidelines to safely and predictably apply immediate loading.

    Sam Omar

    • $ 50.00

    • Video
    • 1 subjects
    The Next Evolution in Full Arch Therapy: No Bone Reduction FP1

    Full arch therapy… the ‘FINAL FRONTIER’ of Implantology… where many of us travelled, yet still looking for better directions. Many modality have been incorporated over the past several decades which include removable locator over dentures, bar-over dentures, and of course the most demanding full arch fixed solutions. At present, AllonX concept dominates the market. With its simplicity in planning and surgical execution, it is no surprise that this concept has paved the way for  many of us, implant surgeons.  As a result, some of us have  incorporated ‘All on x’, immediate loading concept, as one of our ‘go to’ solution for majority of our full arch fixed therapies. However… it comes at one cost… BONE REDUCTION. With advancement in digital technologies, we now can Plan and Execute both stages of surgery and prosthetics to achieve most biologically-driven, minimally invasive full-arch therapy. Welcome to the world of NBR (No Bone Reduction) FP1, the Next Evolution in Fixed Full Arch Therapy

    Mark Kwon

    • $ 0.00

    • Video
    • 1 subjects
    Failing Implants Clinical Logic for Complex Realities

    Implant therapy has become a cornerstone of modern dentistry, yet failing implants remain one of the most daunting challenges in daily practice. Unlike straightforward surgical or restorative complications, implant failure presents with an unclear clinical pathway and often leaves both clinicians and patients in uncertainty. This lecture sheds light on the complexity of failing implants and provides much-needed clarity for this difficult clinical scenario.

    Hossam Hamdy Elsabagh

    • $ 50.00

    • Video
    • 1 subjects
    Guided Socket Shield: The New Gold Standard For the Aesthetic Anterior Implant

    Guided Socket Shield: The New Gold Standard For the Aesthetic Anterior Implant

    Jeff Li

    • $ 0.00

    • Video
    • 1 subjects
    Biodigital Implantology

    This 50-minute lecture introduces Biodigital Implantology as an "Engineering Healing" concept—an operational system designed to minimize errors and maximize biological predictability in immediate implant placement. By combining patient-centered digital planning, avatar-based surgery simulation, and structured presurgical patient preparation, tissue healing is no longer left to chance but actively engineered. Furthermore, it covers the use of autologous blood concentrates, such as PRF, as key tools for biologization and controlled tissue regeneration, demonstrating clinical relevance through anterior and posterior immediate implant cases utilizing state-of-the-art digital workflows.

    Sebastian Beisel

    • $ 50.00

    • Video
    • 1 subjects
    Piezosurgery in Autogenous Bone Harvesting

    This lecture demonstrates how piezosurgery enables safe, precise, and predictable harvesting of autogenous bone for augmentation procedures. Key anatomical landmarks of the most common donor sites are highlighted with a strong focus on surgical safety. Essential clinical steps for successful autogenous bone augmentation are presented, providing a solid foundation for more advanced concepts discussed in subsequent lectures.

    Maros Kopacka

    • $ 75.00