The Course – Anatomical dissection and grafting procedures on human specimens

THE COURSE offers a new, comprehensive practice-orientated approach to surgical and anatomical learning for dentists and oral surgeons. The COURSE ensures participants receive a high-quality learning experience provided by recognised, international leaders in their field.

Our experienced lecturers Dr. Marcus Beschnidt and Dr. Dr. Rudolf Seemann will personally supervise the hands-on trainings, as well as share their personal tips and tricks based on their many years of clinical experience. The curriculum covering four days is divided between theory and practice. Topics include understanding the differences between soft and hard tissue management, where course participants gain hands-on experience on microsurgical techniques and micro suturing.

Using fresh specimens, participants will focus on surgical techniques used for “Hard Tissue Management“. All operations are demonstrated by expert lecturers using a Zeiss Microscope via live feed on flat screen monitors.

AFTER COMPLETION

Participants will:

• know the parameters of gingival esthetics and morphologic bone changes around implants
• understand the principles of microsurgery for a systematic soft tissue healing
• understand the principles of bone healing and bone formation
• be able to use different incision and suturing techniques
• know different bone harvesting areas and techniques
• have used different bone harvesting instruments
• have practiced covering a graft using specific flap management requirements

COURSE PARTICIPANTS ARE EXPECTED TO HAVE

• knowledge of implantology
• a flair for microsurgery
• to bring their own magnification loupes >3.5X.