Straumann Group 课程

状态

bookable

注册截止日期

18. 10月 2025 (UTC+1)

语言

English

分数

0.00 分数

授课方式

Classroom theoretical lecture

受众

National

演讲者信息

Terry Walton

描述

Overview:
Achieving “ideal” aesthetics with implant supported single crowns is a major challenge. Various aesthetic scores have been developed to render assessments objective. However, there is often a disconnect between what clinicians and patients perceive to be “ideal”. The colour of teeth and soft tissues and the form of papilla have been shown to have most effect on patient satisfaction. Clinicians rely on technical support to achieve excellent tooth chacteristics - but the clinician maintains or develops papilla form. How this is best and most consistently achieved is both controversial and challenging. Various protocols relating to implant placement timing, graft utilisation, socket shielding, provisionalization and emergence profile development techniques, are advocated by researchers and opinion leaders alike. I have developed a protocol where papilla are preserved and emergence profile developed at the time of extraction, and delayed type 2 implant placement with no or minimal grafting is undertaken. This protocol involves less morbidity, fewer appointments and is significantly less expensive for the patient and less technique sensitive for the clinician.

产品分类: Implantology

学习目标

Learning objectives:
1. Recognize the limitations of aesthetic scores
2. Recognize the efficiency, effectiveness and efficacy of current papilla preservation/restoration techniques
3. Critique a proposed alternative protocol for papilla preservation

讲座

21. 10月 2025
| 18:30 – 21:30

ITI Evening Seminar Melbourne - The Immediacy Debate: Balancing Speed and Success in Implant Dentistry

演讲者: Dr Terry Walton

场地: Courtyard by Marriott Flagstaff West Melbourne

描述

Achieving “ideal” aesthetics with implant supported single crowns is a major challenge. Various aesthetic scores have been developed to render assessments objective. However, there is often a disconnect between what clinicians and patients perceive to be “ideal”. The colour of teeth and soft tissues and the form of papilla have been shown to have most effect on patient satisfaction. Clinicians rely on technical support to achieve excellent tooth chacteristics - but the clinician maintains or develops papilla form. How this is best and most consistently achieved is both controversial and challenging. Various protocols relating to implant placement timing, graft utilisation, socket shielding, provisionalization and emergence profile development techniques, are advocated by researchers and opinion leaders alike. I have developed a protocol where papilla are preserved and emergence profile developed at the time of extraction, and delayed type 2 implant placement with no or minimal grafting is undertaken. This protocol involves less morbidity, fewer appointments and is significantly less expensive for the patient and less technique sensitive for the clinician.