Following tooth loss, the decrease in bone that harbor is a constant. It is therefore often the need to rebuild the bone support, both to permit the proper placement of implants and to achieve an optimal aesthetic result. This procedure is therefore a star treatment at the clinic, we have great experience.

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The posterior maxillary is in intimate relation to the maxillary sinus, structure often limits the availability of bone to place a dental implant. This situation is easily solved with the elevation of the maxillary sinus. This is the modification of a technique of bone grafts to increase the amount of bone available in this area, often associated with grafting techniques to improve both the aesthetics and the proper placement of dental implants tridimiensional, so allowing restaruración the patient’s teeth in the most aesthetic and with the greatest possible assurances of long-term success.

Microsurgery mucogingival treat a wide range of surgical procedures that aim to change the shape and size of the gingiva around teeth and dental implants. They are meticulous and sophisticated techniques that require a highly qualified professional and experimented team.

Students Doctors will follow Dr. Fernandez during its activity in the Operating Room. Students will observe different procedures performed and they will also receive explanations about oral surgery techniques. Some of the surgeries that may be observed are:

– Soft tissue management (Vestibuloplasty, CRA, CRC, IGL, ITC).
– Sinus lift.
– Autogenous bone regeneration (ramus bone, shell or tibia).
– Exogenous bone regeneration (frozen bank bone).
– Placement of conventional implants, post extraction immediate loading, pterygoid, zygomatic.
– Techniques for using the PRF and PRGF.
– Transposition of periodontal nerve.

The theoretical part of the course will show following topics:

– Implant Anatomy. 2 h
– Aseptic and antiseptic measures. 1h.
– Suturing techniques in implantology 1h
– Placement of conventional implants. 2h.
– Criteria for selection of implants. 1h.
– Radiological diagnosis and virtual planning. 1h.
– Mucogingival techniques. Second phase. 2h.
– Taking impressions: prosthodontic concepts. 2h.

Students Doctors will follow Dr. Fernandez during its activity in the Operating Room. Students will observe different procedures performed and they will also receive explanations about oral surgery techniques. Some of the surgeries that may be observed are:

– Soft tissue management (Vestibuloplasty, CRA, CRC, IGL, ITC).
– Sinus lift.
– Autogenous bone regeneration (ramus bone, shell or tibia).
– Exogenous bone regeneration (frozen bank bone).
– Placement of conventional implants, post extraction immediate loading, pterygoid, zygomatic.
– Techniques for using the PRF and PRGF.
– Transposition of periodontal nerve.

The theoretical part of the course will show following topics:
– Implantology bone regeneration.
– Expansion Techniques .
– Implants in anatomical buttresses.
– Alternative techniques: dentoalveolar nerve mobilization.
– Sinus lift.