OVERVIEW
Mucogingival Surgery: Root Coverage Protocols 2.0 is organized by OHI-S.
Total Lecture Time: 11h 11 min
Description:
New protocols for surgical treatment of recession are presented in the course "Mucogingival surgery: root coverage protocols 2.0"!
During the Training You Will Learn Step-by-Step the Following Protocols:
- Diagnosis and treatment planning of recession
- Treatment of single and multiple recession in the maxilla and mandible
- Work with connective tissue graft
- Flap techniques:
- envelope flap technique
- single incision technique
- L-incision technique.
- Tunnel techniques:
- author's VISTA technique."
Lesson 1. Root coverage: treatment planning
– Recessions: etiology and classification
– Root coverage: prognostic factors
– Tunnel techniques: technical features
– Criteria for successful treatment of recessions
– Indications for the use of a connective tissue graft
– The effect of Emdogain on periodontal tissue
– Connective tissue graft: donor zones
– Tunneling approach: demonstration of the methodology
– VISTA methodology: video demonstration
– The "Zipper technique"
– Techniques for closing multiple recessions.
Recommended for: Periodontists.
Lesson 2.Root coverage: complications and pitfalls. Introductory lesson
– Types of complications in the root coverage
– Root coverage success criteria
– Root coverage decision tree
– Surgical technical notes
– Prognostic factors to achieve predictable outcomes
– Indications for root coverage that appeared after orthodontic treatment
– Protocol for the xenograft using in root coverage
– Non carious cervical lesions: tactics.
Recommended for: Periodontists.
Lesson 3. Root coverage: complications and pitfalls
– Types of complications in the root coverage
– Root coverage success criteria
– Root coverage decision tree
– Surgical technical notes
– Prognostic factors to achieve predictable outcomes
– Indications for root coverage that appeared after orthodontic treatment
– Protocol for the xenograft using in root coverage
– Non carious cervical lesions: tactics
– CEY identification
– Methods for the phenotype of soft tissues evaluation
– Graft necrosis: reasons and tactics.
Recommended for: Periodontists.
Lesson 4. Treatment of maxillary localised gingival recession
– Classification of localised gingival recessions
– Diagnostics of the mucogingival lesions and planing their treatment to achieve the best possible outcomes
– Gingival recession lockalized in the maxilla: classification, diagnosis and treatment approaches
– Treatment standards for root coverage
– Using of autologous grafts in combination with the envelope technique for single tooth recession
– The tunnel technique for the treatment of multiple adjacent tooth recession: step-by-step protocol
– Coronally advanced flap: step-by-step protocol
– Technique of connective tissue graft sampling.
Recommended for: Periodontists.
Lesson 5.Diagnosis of gingival recession and determination of treatment tactics
– How to diagnose a gingival recession?
– Clinical and anatomical cement-enamel junction
– Non-carious cervical defects: associated with gingival recession
– Classification of gingival recession
– Prognosis of root coverage procedure
– How to determine the maximum root coverage achievable?
– Etiology of gingival recession
– Indications and goals for surgical treatment of gingival recession.
Recommended for: Periodontists.
Lesson 6.Harvesting technique for root coverage procedures
– Palatal anatomy and its influence in choosing the proper harvesting technique
– Techniques available in the literature:
- trap door
- L-incision technique
- single incision technique.
– De-epithelialized free gingival graft technique: step-by-step surgical technique
– Advantages and disadvantages of different harvesting techniques
– Primary intention palatal wound healing
– Complication of the de-epithelialized free gingival graft technique.
Recommended for: Periodontists.
Lesson 7.Treatment of single and multiple gingival recessions
– Prognostic factors in the gingival recession treatment
– Coronally advanced flap in the treatment of single gingival recession: step-by-step surgical technique, indications and contraindications
– Coronally advanced flap (envelope flap) in the treatment of multiple gingival recession: step-by-step surgical technique, indications and contraindications
– When applying the connective tissue graft
– Connective tissue graft substitute.
Recommended for: Periodontists.
Lesson 8. Clinical options of VISTA technique
– Material selection:
- Connective tissue (palate and tuberosity)
- Acellular dermis allograft
- Collagen matrix xenograft
- Platelet-fibrin concentrates
- Growth factors.
– Step-by-step video demonstrations of VISTA technique
– Interdisciplinary approach to complex case treatment.
Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.
Skills I will learn in the course
Implantology
- Directed regeneration
- Guided tissue regeneration
Periodontology
- Treatment methods
- Periodontal tissues regeneration
- Tunnel methods
- Periodontal surgery
- Coronally advanced flap
- Flap surgery
- Pathologies
- Recessions
- General questions
- Diagnostics in periodontology
ACCREDITATION & CREDITS
Total CE credits: 9.75
This continuing education activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the standards of the ADA Continuing Education Recognition Program (ADA CERP).
ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.
Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to the Commission for Continuing Education Provider Recognition
TARGET AUDIENCE
DentistPeriodontistsSPECIALITIES
Periodontics and PeriodontologyDentistry
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