Current Concepts in Bone Grafting and Accelerated Implant Treatment: From Minimally Invasive Augmentation to Advanced Surgical Procedures with Autogenous Bone and Soft Tissue Management
<p>Dr. Kraemer’s and Prof. Sato’s Occlusion Program is your best option to learn excellence in both functional and esthetic dentistry.<br><br>This Program will teach you Modern Occlusion Concepts and Comprehensive Interdisciplinary Dentistry. It covers everything from Occlusion, Function, TMD, Diagnosis, Treatment Planning, and Initial therapy, including an understanding for stable Orthodontics. It will be an eye-opening experience about the complexity of the masticatory organ and the responsibility which it imposes on dentists and orthodontists.</p>
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<p><strong>Continuum 2024: May 15 - 18, June 19 – 22, September 11 – 14, December 4 - 7</strong></p>
<p>In modern dentistry, orthodontics has become inseparably linked to restorative dentistry, prosthetics, and periodontics to facilitate the treatment condition of these disciplines. At the same time there is a significant increase in dysfunctional patients consulting dental practices and presenting deteriorating dentitions, failing dental treatment, or developing severe physical symptoms.<br><br>These patients are looking for dentists who are able to provide answers and treatment options for the dysfunctional condition of their teeth and jaws. Under this aspect, Orthodontics in the “Sato way” stands out as a fundamental concept for the general and orthodontic practice to treat dysfunctional patients and to achieve predictably functional stable treatment outcomes in all patients.</p>
<p>3-Year Program in Craniomandibular Orthodontics and Functional Occlusion: The Modern Approach to any kind of Malocclusion, Dysfunction and Airway</p>
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<p><strong>2024-2026: Starts May 15 – 18, June 19 – 22, September 11 – 14, December 4 – 7Continues every Mar/Jun/Sep/Dec; 2025-26 TBD</strong></p>
<p>Modern implant dentistry is evolving into more sophisticated techniques. The newer treatment goals intend to be less invasive to patients and tissues, to achieve tissue preservation over collapse, to reduce the amount of implant surgical procedures, and to reduce cost of implant treatment.<br><br>In this consideration, the concepts of immediate implant placement in post-extraction sockets play a center role. But when the extraction site shows significant compromises, like bone loss or inflammation, these cases become risky to treat, especially in the esthetic zone.<br><br>Single-tooth replacement is a common indication for dental implant placement. Compromised teeth are removed using atraumatic principles and in the esthetic area immediately replaced by an implant-supported provisional resulting in excellent esthetic.</p>
