OHI-S Advanced Maxillary Rehabilitation Guided Zygomatic Implants, All-on-X Protocols, and Rescue Strategies for Failed Cases 3 lessons 3h 21min

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+ Target Audience: Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Prosthodontists, and Periodontists

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The “Advanced Maxillary Rehabilitation: Guided Zygomatic Implants, All-on-X Protocols, and Rescue Strategies for Failed Cases” course is a comprehensive 3-hour and 21-minute online program comprising three advanced lessons. Designed to tackle the greatest challenges in implant dentistry—such as severely atrophic maxillae, long-term edentulism, and failing full-arch rehabilitations—this course offers a complete framework for complex reconstructions. Participants will learn to combine guided zygomatic and pterygoid implant surgery with modern All-on-X treatment concepts, utilizing digital workflows and advanced rescue strategies to achieve predictable functional and aesthetic outcomes.

Learning Objectives

• Implement digital planning protocols utilizing CBCT and 3D workflows for complex implant rehabilitation.

• Understand the indications, planning, and surgical principles of guided zygomatic and pterygoid implant placement.

• Formulate treatment strategies for severely resorbed maxillae and long-term edentulous patients.

• Apply prosthetically driven All-on-X concepts and integrate zygomatic implants into complex cases.

• Manage failing implants, peri-implant disease, and failed full-arch rehabilitations.

• Utilize advanced reconstruction options, including tilted implants, zygomatic implants, and zirconia implant solutions.

• Execute precise surgical and prosthetic protocols for achieving predictable functional and aesthetic outcomes.

Target Audience

This course is specifically intended for highly experienced dental professionals and surgeons seeking to master complex, prosthetically driven digital workflows, guided zygomatic procedures, and salvage strategies for severely compromised full-arch implant cases.

Best for Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Prosthodontists, and Periodontists.

Topics

Lesson 1. Guided Zygomatic and Pterygoid Implant Surgery: From Digital Planning to Clinical Execution

• What is guided surgery?

• Indications and advantages of guided surgery

• Imaging techniques in implant dentistry and how to obtain the correct CBCT scan

• Understanding the concept of 3D implant positioning and anatomical criteria

• Design principles of the zygomatic surgical guide

• Guided zygomatic and pterygoid implant surgery systems

• Step-by-step video demonstration of guided zygomatic implant placement on a model

• Individualized design of surgical guides according to specific clinical cases

• Live demonstration of the surgical procedure

• Analysis of clinical cases and evaluation of prosthetic rehabilitation after implant placement

Lesson 2. Advanced Rescue of the Atrophic Maxilla: Comprehensive Solutions for Patients with Long-Term Edentulism, Failing Implants, and Full-Arch Complications

• Challenges and limitations of implant rehabilitation in the severely atrophic maxilla

• Aetiology of All-on-4® and full-arch implant failures: surgical, prosthetic, biomechanical, and biological factors

• Clinical and radiographic assessment of bone quality, sinus anatomy, and treatment risk factors

• Diagnosis and management of failing and failed full-arch rehabilitations, including salvage and reconstruction strategies

• Advanced treatment concepts for severe maxillary atrophy: tilted implants, zygomatic implants, and zirconia implant solutions

• Biologically driven protocols for managing peri-implant disease and optimizing soft tissue outcomes

• Prevention and maintenance strategies to ensure long-term stability of complex implant rehabilitations

Lesson 3. Treatment Planning for the Atrophic Maxillae in ALL-ON-X Protocols

• Diagnosis and treatment planning of severe maxillary atrophy in All-on-X full-arch rehabilitation

• Integration of CBCT-based digital planning for surgical accuracy and interdisciplinary communication

• Prosthetically driven treatment concepts for predictable All-on-X outcomes

• Indications and planning protocols for incorporating zygomatic implants into complex maxillary cases

• Management of failing full-arch rehabilitations, peri-implantitis, and peri-mucositis cases

• Revision strategies for compromised All-on-X cases and reconstruction options

• Surgical and prosthetic protocols for zygomatic implant rehabilitation, including anatomical considerations of single and double zygoma approaches