Guided bone regeneration by Urban

– Biological principles of bone defect regeneration

– Key factors of new bone formation

– Components of guided bone regeneration: bone graft, membranes, fixing components

– Patient examination protocol and treatment planning algorithm in guided bone regeneration

– Surgical protocol of guided bone regeneration: technique and choice of biomaterial

– Advantages of horizontal bone grafting

– Incisions: features on mandible and maxilla, with vertical and horizontal augmentation

– Principles of working with vestibular, buccal and lingual flaps

– Mucogingival surgery: methods of increasing the amount of keratinized mucosa

– Treatment of severe mandibular atrophy: soft tissue techniques

– Strip technique to keratinized mucosa restoration

– Pronounced loss of keratinized mucosa: treatment protocol

– The sequence of fixing the pins when installing the membrane

– Factors of stability of bone tissue around implants

– Local factors of failures in bone augmentation

– Complications of bone augmentation: causes and prevention

– Factors leading to infection of the wound

– Protocol for the treatment of fistula in the area of bone augmentation

– The effect of general somatic pathology on graft healing

– Drug therapy of complications

– Prevention of wound infection.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General Dentist