Course #6: Treatment of the Severely Atrophic Maxilla – Zygomatic Implants
About Course
In a recent review of the literature, immediately loaded zygomatic implants were found to be >95% successful (Tuminelli, F et al., EJOI 2017). Despite high success rates, the high risk nature of zygomatic surgery requires more surgical experience than traditional implants (Chrcanovic, BR et al., JMOS 2016).
In this 6th course attendees will explore and practice the most predictable, evidence-based, efficient and cost-effective SURGICAL & RESTORATIVE extra-maxillary implant techniques, namely, zygomatic implants. These modern treatment modalities increase success rates, optimize clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction & ultimately, elevating the standard of care.
Case-based learning extensively covers different types of zygomatic implant therapies. Potential complications patients and clinicians may experience and most importantly how to avoid and manage them effectively are discussed.
Course includes: on-demand didactic training, life-like 3D model surgery and live surgery trainings
Attendees will also learn to increase case acceptance by enhancing their ability to plan treatment and present complex treatment with the aid of our innovative proprietary software Implantability™.
Efficiently and effectively planning, presenting, billing and executing successful complex implant treatment improves fulfillment and profitability upgrading your private practice to it’s fullest potential!
Didactic: 19 videos 5hs 29min Model Surgery: 47 videos 3h 40min Live Surgery: 30 videos 2h 21min
Course Content
Module #1: Didactic
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01. Introduction
06:18 -
02. Case 1: Defining Fixed Prostheses; FP-1, FP-2, FP-3. Segmental Hybrid Prosthesis, Site Specific Implants, Osseodensification.
26:13 -
03. Indications for Zygomatic Implants vs. Conventional Sinus Grafting: Literature Review & ZAGA Classifications.
45:46 -
04. Case 2: Edentulous, All-on-X Revision. Asymmetric Posterior Maxillary Bone Atrophy, ZAGA 1.
22:52 -
18:03
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06. Case 10: Bilateral, Severe Posterior Maxillary Atrophy. ZAGA 3 & 4.
20:44 -
07. Case 11: Bilateral, Severe Posterior Maxillary Atrophy. ZAGA 2 & Prosthetic Complications
17:01 -
08. Case 12: Bilateral, Severe Posterior Maxillary Atrophy. ZAGA 1
16:27 -
09. Case 13: Vertical Maxillary Excess (VME) with Generalized Periodontitis. ZAGA 2
22:32 -
10. Case 14: Severe Maxillary Atrophy. ZAGA 2 & 3, Quad Zygoma
14:48 -
11. Case 15: Severe Premaxillary Atrophy. ZAGA 3, Bilateral Mesial Zygomatic Implants
11:35 -
12. Case 16: Zygomatic Implant Complications: Zygomatic Implant Failure – Revision
04:59 -
13. Case 17: Zygomatic Implant Complications: Zygomatic Implants Placed too Far Palatally
05:11 -
14. Case 18: Zygomatic Implant Complications: Improper Zygomatic Implant Length
08:43 -
15. Case 19: Zygomatic Implant Complications: Poor Management of Soft Tissue, Oral Antral Communication (OAC)
04:12 -
16. Case 20: Zygomatic Implant Complications: Improper Zygomatic Implant Preparation and Positioning
05:34 -
17. Case 21: Zygomatic Implant Complications: Mismanagement of Soft Tissue; Quad Zygoma
07:07 -
18. Case 22: Zygomatic Implants in the Partially Edentulous Patient
07:28 -
19. Conclusion
03:12
Module #2: Model Surgery (Maxilla) – Straight Implants
Module #3: Model Surgery (Maxilla) – Angle Correcting Implants
Module #4: Model Surgery – Zygomatic
Module #5: Live Patient Surgery (Zygomatic):
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