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COURSE OUTLINE

The prosthetic rehabilitation of patients with missing teeth and bone structure adds a new problem to the already challenging targets of the esthetic and functional rehabilitation.
The use of implants to rehabilitate esthetics and function of a mouth has to follow a precise sequence, considering carefully the 3D positioning of the implant.
One of the most common mistakes is planning the implant position in relation to the existing bone without considering the precise prosthetic outline of the future rehabilitation.
This lecture will analyze in detail how to establish optimal treatment planning in implant-supported restoration through a correct esthetic evaluation and thanks to the use of the dedicated software, how to foresee the ideal implant position in relation to the future free gingival margin. 
Sample cases where the target is to maintain the bone and soft tissue profile will be evaluated, as well as cases where it is mandatory to regenerate the bone in order to obtain a predictable esthetic result.
Great importance will be given also to the soft tissue management so to improve the esthetics and longevity of oral rehabilitation.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES 

1. Learn the thinking process in esthetically-guided implant dentistry.

2. Learn how to find the ideal 3D implant position.

3. Learn how to handle bone and soft tissue management in atrophic jaws.

 

 

Dr. Francesco Mintrone

Dr. Francesco Mintrone began his career as a general dental technician and later specialized as a ceramist in fixed prothesis.
After graduating in Dentistry at the University Of Modena, Italy, he attended several courses on prosthetic dentistry and implant surgery.
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