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This webinar featuring Dr. Daniele Cardaropoli will discuss how wound healing following periodontal and implant surgery is a key moment in order to achieve optimal aesthetic and functional outcomes.

The wound healing following periodontal and implant surgery is a key moment in order to achieve optimal aesthetic and functional outcomes. In the recent years, procedures and techniques have been developed to enhance soft tissue healing. The use of hyaluronic acid plus amino acids is able to help clinicians in pursuing these needs in the daily practice, giving predictability also in the most challenging situations.

 

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This webinar with Dr. David Isen will focus on the reasons for incomplete and failed local anaesthesia.

Today’s local anaesthetics are very effective. However, all dentists experience occasions when they do not work. This is frustrating and leads to discomfort and stress for both patient and dentist. This webinar reviewed the reasons for incomplete and failed local anaesthesia.

 

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Join Dr. Lesley David and Dr. Hassan Moghadam as they discuss when to place immediate implants, how to treat the labial bone defect in the anterior maxilla and when to use computer planning and guided surgery. 

This webinar will be an informal question and answer dialog with Dr. Lesley David and Dr. Hassan Moghadam on practical implant topics. They will share their expertise regarding common clinical implant scenarios and approaches regarding treatment planning. An interactive dialog with the two clinicians live will allow for great discussions on various clinical cases to be presented. The participants will also have an opportunity to ask questions and interact with the clinicians. The goal of this webinar is to demonstrate various approaches to clinical scenarios and practical treatment protocols to common clinical presentations.

 

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Esthetic complications of dental implant can have a major negative impact on patients’ qualify of life and perception of implant therapy. Unfortunately, implant esthetic complications are common conditions in the esthetic zone. Their treatment requires a proper understanding of the etiological factors and the type of peri-implant soft tissue dehiscences. This lecture will discuss the rationale, treatment planning and soft tissue grafting techniques for the correction of implant esthetic failures.

 

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Join HANSAmed and Dr. Zeeshan Sheikh as we discuss Innovation and predictability, improve bone defect repair using Geistlich Bio-Oss® granules! The current long list of available natural and/or synthetic materials and surgical techniques makes the decision-making challenging with regards to what graft materials and surgical approach to use in oral surgery.

 

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Over the past decade, there has been an increase in oral implant treatments. With the advent of digital workflows and integration of guided surgical approaches, there has been a trend that shows when implants are planned, they are positioned where the bone is rather than where the restorative position dictates. These planned implants are usually in a more lingual or palatal position and when the restorations are completed, the patients may experience various complications such as food impaction and the inability to properly maintain their implant suprastructures. Additionally, the accumulation of bacteria and plaque leads to the potential of periimplant infection and prosthetic complications which may lead to the potential failure of the implant itself.

 

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This lecture will provide an up-to-date evidence-based discussion for the oral healthcare professional on the use of probiotics and their role in dentistry.

 

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Summary: 
The impact of probiotics on human health has been substantiated for many years as they have been advocated for the prevention and treatment of a wide range of diseases. In recent years, the application of probiotics for oral health has attracted much attention. There is an increasing body of research which suggests that probiotics could be useful in the prevention and treatment of oral problems and infections such as halitosis, dental caries, and periodontal disease. This lecture will be provide an up-to-date evidence-based discussion for the oral healthcare professional on the use of probiotics and their role in dentistry.

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