Workshop: Prosthetics, Zurich 2026
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Common complications, and how to avoid the ones that are avoidable.
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An overview of indications, planning and immediate restoration. Topics: buccal plate, osteointegration and gingiva.
An overview of indications, planning and immediate restoration.
Learning objectives
- Explain the treatment options to a patient in plain words.
- Document a case so a colleague can follow it.
- Set up the instruments in the order the procedure needs them.
- Assess the soft tissue before and after surgery.
Resources
Workshop: Prosthetics, Zurich 2026 — Handout 1 Download Workshop: Prosthetics, Zurich 2026 — Handout 2 Download Workshop: Prosthetics, Zurich 2026 — Reference 3 Link11 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.
- 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.
- abutment implant abutment
- The connecting piece between the implant and the crown.
- alveolar ridge
- The ridge of bone that holds the teeth.
- immediate loading
- Placing a restoration on the implant on the day of surgery.
Speakers
Prof. Dr. Rafael Moreau
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Prof. Dr. Dorota Schiegnitz
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