Description
The full spectrum of periodontal and peri-implant complications, where biological failure is not the endpoint but the starting point for predictable treatment.
Complications in periodontology and peri-implant surgery are no longer viewed as isolated adverse events, but as structured biological responses that can be analyzed, classified, and systematically managed.
This course builds a unified clinical framework that integrates soft tissue breakdown, peri-implant disease progression, and regenerative failure into a single decision-making pathway focused on prevention, diagnostic accuracy, and stepwise treatment planning to transform complications into predictable, treatable conditions.
During the course, you will learn about:
- Systematic diagnosis and classification of peri-implant soft tissue defects, including volume loss, recession, and papilla deficiencies
- Evidence-based prevention and management of soft tissue complications around dental implants
- Contemporary surgical approaches for peri-implantitis, including decontamination and defect-driven decision-making
- Regenerative and resective strategies for peri-implant bone loss and surgical complications
- Analysis and troubleshooting of GBR failures with secondary reconstruction protocols
- Microsurgical approaches to mucogingival reconstruction, including tunneling techniques and connective tissue grafting ,protocols
- Long-term maintenance strategies to improve stability and reduce recurrence of complications.
Presented By: Fausto Frizzera, Keitetsu Kure, Shuto Kikuchi
5 Videos - Duration: 4 hours & 33 min - File size: 11.2 GB
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