Dr. Svoboda will show how to approach the “alveolar ridge with moderate deficiency in width” and place an immediate implant with a high degree of certainty. He has been developing his technique for bone manipulation over the past 20 years. His bone spreading technique utilizing handpiece driven screws is both practical for the patient and efficient for the dentist.
Dr. Svoboda believes that the bone spreading graft is primary and should be considered before any other technique. In cases where bone spreading may be insufficient, it can be used to make the alternative graft easier and it can be used to rescue the failing graft. What a great service for patients and dentists alike!
Dr Svoboda will also speak about how he modifies bone quality. This makes bone manipulation possible under a greater number of conditions. Understanding this concept will likely make all your grafts more successful.
Registration begins at 8:00am
Lecture: 9:00am-12:00pm
Concept development, changing bone quality, instrumentation and technique for bone manipulation, case selection, case studies.Workshop:1:00pm-3:00pm
Hands on workshop using models and instrumentation to practice bone manipulation.
Focus will be on handpiece driven screw mediated expansion techniques.Lecture: 3:00pm-4:00pm
Discussions about the workshop and bone manipulation techniques. Further review of reconstructive cases involving bone manipulation and dental implants.Workgroup: 4:00pm-5:00pm
Discussion of cases brought by students. Bring models and x-rays. Powerpoint digital slides are desirable for sharing cases.
* Dr. Svoboda would like to thank BioHorizons for their kind sponsorship of this valuable workshop.
