Symposium: Bone grafting, Online 2027
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What the current evidence supports, and where it stops.
Common complications, and how to avoid the ones that are avoidable. Topics: buccal plate, osteointegration and immediate loading.
A workflow you can take back to the practice on Monday.
Learning objectives
- Choose between immediate and delayed loading.
- Explain the treatment options to a patient in plain words.
- Document a case so a colleague can follow it.
Resources
Symposium: Bone grafting, Online 2027 — Handout 1 Download Symposium: Bone grafting, Online 2027 — Handout 2 Download Symposium: Bone grafting, Online 2027 — Reference 3 Link10 terms of this event, each marked where it first appears.
- buccal plate buccal wall
- The thin bone on the cheek side of the alveolar ridge.
- osseointegration osteointegration
- The direct bond between living bone and the surface of an implant.
- immediate loading
- Placing a restoration on the implant on the day of surgery.
- guided bone regeneration GBR
- Rebuilding bone under a membrane that keeps the soft tissue out.
- gingiva gum
- The soft tissue that covers the bone around the teeth.
- CBCT cone beam CT
- A three-dimensional X-ray of the jaw.
- torque
- The rotational force used to seat an implant or a screw.
- healing abutment
- A temporary cap that shapes the gum while the implant heals.
- occlusion
- How the upper and lower teeth meet.
- peri-implantitis
- Inflammation around an implant, with loss of the bone that supports it.
Speakers
Prof. Dr. Lena Dubois
More events with Prof. Dr. Lena DuboisAn overview of indications, planning and immediate restoration.
Prof. Dr. Bruno Ødegård
More events with Prof. Dr. Bruno ØdegårdA workflow you can take back to the practice on Monday.