Ticketed Course/Event
SERIES
Student/New Periodontist Series
New Speaker(s)
New for 2018
Sunday, Oct. 28, 2018
address the current priorities patients have for seeking treatment and the transformation in the character of periodontal disease that has occurred in the past twenty years. They will discuss how these changes have affected what we are requested to treat as periodontists today and into the future. Special emphasis will be directed to simplified regenerative techniques, immediate implant placement, and the elderly population who already have some implants and whose dentitions have been further compromised due to advancing age or disease related factors. Long-term statistics of their implant experience, bone regeneration, and soft tissue therapy will be illustrated.
Educational Objectives:
• Describe the ingredients for predictable bone regeneration aimed at long-term results.
• Recognize different types of recession defects and learn to utilize a variety of techniques to achieve the optimal result in different locations.
• Identify the elements necessary for desirable esthetics around implants.
FCE2: Utilizing Facilitated Orthodontics to Enhance Tooth Replacement and Dento-Facial Harmony
10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Interdisciplinary Therapy
Moderators: Tomoko Takeda and Saynur Vardar-Sengul
Speakers: Rebecca Bockow, Marianna Evans, and Satoru Urano
The relationship among pathologic breathing, facial skeletal hypoplasia, and alveolar bone deficiencies eventually lead to functional and esthetic dento-facial problems. Perio-Ortho solutions together may facilitate the process to create harmony in achieving function and esthetic long term by enhancing and facilitating tooth movement process. This concept can be used bi-directionally to increase periodontal health as well as orthodontic tooth movement.
Educational Objectives:
• Learn the concept of guided facial growth as the key to optimal airway and periodontal and occlusal health.
• Explain the skeletal growth and development as diagnostic and treatment planning tools in interdisciplinary care.
• Describe how alveolar bone decortications and periodontal regenerative procedures can allow for wider range of tooth movements, thereby preventing alveolar bone deficiencies.
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FCE3: Treatment of Peri-Implantitis 10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Treatment of Periodontal Diseases and Peri-Implant Diseases
Moderators: Bill Akin and Yorimasa Ogata Speakers: Paul Fletcher and Ryuboku Torikata
This presentation will offer an evidence protocol for the treatment of peri-implantitis. A novel flapless, minimally- invasive surgical protocol utilizing sterile saline and antiseptics will be demonstrated. Human histologic evidence of re-osseous-integration will be presented.
With the goal of debridement, sterilization, and LPS detoxification of the implant, the laser method utilizes water micro-explosions to obtain re-osseointegration with no damage to the implant surface.
Educational Objectives:
• Explain the rationale to be able to institute an evidence base in office and at home treatment regimen for the management of mucositis.
• Comprehend how to perform flapless, minimally-invasive surgical technique to achieve intrabony bone fill and reduce pocketing around a peri-implantitis affected implant.
• Observe clinical examples of a regenerative open flap surgical procedure, using sterile saline and antiseptics for surface decontamination, where re-osseointegration has been achieved and confirmed by human histology.
• Discuss the biologic requirements for re-osseointegration in the treatment of peri-implantitis.
• List the advantages, indications, and limitations of applying different types of lasers, saline solution, and other chemicals in the decontamination of dental implant surfaces.
• Review scientific evidence supporting various implant surface decontamination protocols and clinical results.
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