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Application of Bone and Soft Tissue Substitutes in Oral
RegenerationA Contemporary "Round-Table Discussion" and Hands-on
WorkshopThe array of biomaterials now available in oral tissue
regeneration can make the selection of the most appropriate
material somewhat confusing and even daunting. This full-day
workshop is designed to provide a contemporary review of our
understanding of hard and soft tissue regeneration in the oral and
maxillofacial region.Bone and soft tissue histology and physiology
will be reviewed, including the processes of inflammation, wound
healing, and osseointegration. Autogenous, allogenic, xenogenic,
and synthetic materials will be discussed, focussing on the
advantages, disadvantages, and most appropriate indications and
applications of these materials.
Hands-on exercises will be undertaken on models and pig jaws to
put into practice a number of the presented concepts,including
harvesting of autogenous tissues, application of xenogenic
materials, and soft tissue management (i.e. flapdesign,
tension-free primary closure, and suturing techniques).
Key topics that will be addressed include:• Extraction Socket
Management• Guided Bone Regeneration• Techniques to gain horizontal
and/or vertical bone dimensions• Techniques for increasing width of
keratinised tissues• Techniques for managing recession defects•
Techniques for increasing soft tissue volumes• Use of biomaterials
in the maxillary sinus
Assoc Prof Tino Mercado - AustraliaSydney, Saturday 31 October
2020
Tissue Regeneration in Focus
This course is designed for practitioners with an interest in
expanding theirtreatment concepts for hard and soft tissue
regeneration.
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for terms and conditions, future courses and events
Assoc Prof Tino Mercado Tino has been a Periodontist for more
than 20 years with private practices in Penrithand Blue Mountains
(Specialist Periodontal and Implant Centre). Tino holds an A/Prof
position at the Periodontal Post-Graduate Department at the
University of Queensland. His PhD topic and latest publications in
peer-reviewed high impact journals are on predictable management of
peri-implantitis and management of periodontal recession on teeth
and implants using autologous and alternative tissues.
He is the NSW Councillor for the Australia and New Zealand
Academy of Periodontists and a Periodontal examiner at the Royal
Australasian College of Dental Surgeons (RACDS). He is the Director
for Western Sydney and Greater Blue Mountains International Team of
Implantology (ITI) Study Club. He is twice recipient of the
prestigious National and Health Medical Research Council
Scholarship (1998 for MDSc and2011 for PhD). His clinical research
on maxillary anterior ridge preservation won Best Clinical Research
at the Virtual Osteology World Symposium 2020.
Course Details:
Time Registration: 8.30am Lecture and Hands-on Workshop: 9.00am
- 5.00pm
Cost $995.00 including morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea
CPD 6 Scientific CPD hours
All workshop materials provided Attendees are welcome to bring
their own loupes
City Sydney Date Saturday 31 October 2020Location Park Hyatt
Sydney 7 Hickson Road, The Rocks, Sydney 2000 Australia
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