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*Instalments in up to 12 interest-free installments
08:00 – 12:00
Sheraton São Paulo WTC Hotel , Av. das Nações Unidas, 12559 - Brooklin Novo, São Paulo - SP, 04578-903, Brasil
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Date: 03/24/2024
Duration: 4h (from 8am to 12pm)
Language: English (with simultaneous translation)
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Teacher: Fouad Khoury
Investment: R$4,000.00 (in up to 12 installments)
Date: 03/29/2026
Duration: 4h (from 8am to 12pm)
Language: English (with simultaneous translation)
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Teacher: Joseph Kan
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Two-dimensional and three-dimensional bone defects require special surgical reconstruction procedures to ensure an acceptable functional and aesthetic result in the long term. Long-term success depends on an accurate pre-operative diagnosis, atraumatic surgery, amount of vascularization and vitality of the grafted area, correct implant geometry and position, as well as systematic soft tissue augmentation, also improving the quality of the surrounding gingiva.
Autogenous bone grafts harvested from the jaw and used after the split bone block (BOD) technique offer many possibilities for intraoperative installations, leading to high vascular support of the grafted area, which is important for stable long-term results. Dividing the thick cortical block into 2 or 3 thin blocks increases the number of blocks, allowing the reconstruction of a larger atrophic ridge and providing better adaptation to the recipient site with individual determination of the width and volume of the grafted area.
Filling the spaces and gaps between the thin block and the remaining ridge with particulate bone chips reduces the time needed for graft revascularization, improving its vitality in relation to the original thick block. Implants inserted into this grafted bone showed, in the long term, an osseointegration similar to that of implants placed in non-grafted bone. Different pedicles or free soft tissue grafts guarantee the necessary soft tissue volume
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
◾Diagnosis, alternatives and decision
◾Minimally invasive bone augmentation: the "carrot technique"
◾Safe bone block collection technique
◾Split bone block technique and biological concept
◾Vertical 3D bone augmentation: the "box technique"
◾Pedunculated connective tissue flap technique.
◾Soft tissue management for graft protection and soft tissue augmentation
◾Papilla reconstruction techniques
◾Soft tissue management for long-term stability: "Kazanjian vestibuloplasty"
◾Prevention and treatment of intra- and postoperative complications.
🔸Diagnosis, alternatives and decision
🔸Minimally invasive bone augmentation: the "carrot technique"
🔸Safe bone block collection technique
🔸Split bone block technique and biological concept
🔸Vertical 3D bone augmentation: the "box technique"
🔸Pedunculated connective tissue flap technique.
🔸Soft tissue management for graft protection and soft tissue augmentation
🔸Papilla reconstruction techniques
🔸Soft tissue management for long-term stability: "Kazanjian vestibuloplasty"
🔸Prevention and treatment of intra- and post-operative complications.
🔹Diagnosis, alternatives and decision
🔹Minimally invasive bone augmentation: the "carrot technique"
🔹Safe bone block collection technique
🔹Split bone block technique and biological concept
🔹Vertical 3D bone augmentation: the "box technique"
🔹Pedunculated connective tissue flap technique.
🔹Soft tissue management for graft protection and soft tissue augmentation
🔹Papilla reconstruction techniques
🔹Soft tissue management for long-term stability: "Kazanjian vestibuloplasty"
🔹Prevention and treatment of intra- and post-operative complications.
United States
Graduated in Dentistry from St. Joseph University – Beirut, Dr. Fouad Khoury is a professor in the department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the University of Muenster, where he specialized in Oral Surgery.
Doctor Khoury is chairman and director of the Privatklinik Schloss Schellenstein, Olsberg-Germany, as well as being a member of the editorial board of several scientific journals. President of the Oral and Jaw Surgery Working Society (AGOKI) of the Scientific German Dental Association (DGZMK) and also of the Examination Board for Oral Surgery. Editor and author of 4 best-seller textbooks translated into more than 10 languages, more than 140 Publications and 1000 Lectures/Courses.
