There are 41 overall results for " Esthetic "
Immediate implant placement in the Aesthetic zone
Irfan Abas
Stable Detachable restoration in the anterior esthetic zone
Hyun Sik Park
The Optimal Clinical Approach for Predictable Esthetic Outcomes
Chan Kwon Jeong
Clinical Approaches to Esthetic Pontic Formation Following Traumatic Tooth Extraction: Case Reports
Chan Kwon Jeong
Clinical Criteria for Choosing Implant Restoration vs. Tooth-Supported Bridges in Anterior Esthetic Cases
Chan Kwon Jeong
Esthetic Restorative Cases Through Modification of Anterior Tooth Size and Form
Chan Kwon Jeong
Strategic Choices for Optimal Esthetic Rehabilitation
Jin Choe
Anterior maxillary vertical GBR remains one of the most technique-sensitive procedures in implant dentistry, where both regenerative stability and esthetic outcomes must be carefully balanced. This lecture presents four biologically and surgically critical factors that influence the predictability of vertical bone regeneration in the esthetic zone. Through a step-by-step clinical case demonstration, participants will explore membrane selection based on defect morphology, flap management for tension-free closure, membrane stabilization concepts, and bilayer wound closure techniques. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based surgical decision-making to minimize complications and enhance long-term regenerative success.
FABRIZIO COLOMBO
Guided Socket Shield: The New Gold Standard For the Aesthetic Anterior Implant
Jeff Li
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
In contemporary implant dentistry, understanding the inflammatory response and tissue changes that occur following dental extraction has become a critical component of treatment planning. This is particularly important in the anterior and aesthetic zones, where even a routine extraction may result in alveolar bone resorption and soft tissue collapse, potentially compromising gingival architecture and the final restorative outcome.This lecture explores biologically driven strategies for preserving alveolar bone and soft tissue from the pre-extraction stage through final restoration. Based on the biology of the natural tooth–periodontal complex, it also introduces the concepts and clinical applications of Partial Extraction Therapy. These techniques are designed to minimize inflammatory trauma, maintain periodontal support, and recreate natural gingival contours in complex aesthetic cases.
Albert Robles
This lecture provides a comprehensive clinical guide to immediate implant placement following tooth extraction. It focuses on the biological and prosthetic principles required to achieve predictable outcomes while preserving hard and soft tissue architecture.Through clinical cases, the lecturer explains implant selection, primary stability, three-dimensional positioning, socket classification, bone grafting, provisional restoration design, and soft tissue management in both posterior and anterior esthetic regions.
Bachar Husseini