1 Curriculum Dental Implantology The trend is clear: Every year the number of dental implant treatment is increasing in industrialized countries by 15 to 20 percent, more and more patients find out about this method and call for an appropriate treatment for functional and aesthetic reasons. The increasing awareness of the population carries this trend and strengthens it. This development arises important potentialities for the registered dentist´s own practice- provided he deals with this field. With the curriculum implantology the International Dental Education offers an extremely high quality and inexpensive program for you. Implantology for the practitioner - this is the motto of the 12-day-long intensive seminar and turns to the young colleagues who want to learn implantology as a beginner step-by-step, but also to the already working with implantations dentist who will use the latest research results for the optimization of its treatment. Immediate implant placement and immediate loading, sinus augmentation or the latest 3-D computer navigation with stencil techniques and robotics are all issues that are of particular interest. Practical exercises (hands-on) are to also be live operations performed. Group work and lessons are part of all six units. An extensive final discussion and the ceremonial presentation of certificates to the participants will be held at the end of this comprehensive course. Own patient cases can be presented for discussion among colleagues. Illustration 1: The proportion of dental implant inserting in regard to all dental treatment is growing every year worldwide
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Curriculum Dental Implantology
The trend is clear: Every year the number of dental implant treatment is increasing in industrialized countries by 15 to 20 percent, more and more patients find out about this method and call for an appropriate treatment for functional and aesthetic reasons. The increasing awareness of the population carries this trend and strengthens it.
This development arises important potentialities for the registered dentist´s own practice- provided he deals with this field. With the curriculum implantology the International Dental Education offers an extremely high quality and inexpensive program for you.
Implantology for the practitioner - this is the motto of the 12-day-long intensive seminar and turns to the young colleagues who want to learn implantology as a beginner step-by-step, but also to the already working with implantations dentist who will use the latest research results for the optimization of its treatment.
Immediate implant placement and immediate loading, sinus augmentation or the latest 3-D computer navigation with stencil techniques and robotics are all issues that are of particular interest. Practical exercises (hands-on) are to also be live operations performed. Group work and lessons are part of all six units. An extensive final discussion and the ceremonial presentation of certificates to the participants will be held at the end of this comprehensive course. Own patient cases can be presented for discussion among colleagues.
Illustration 1: The proportion of dental implant inserting in regard to all dental treatment is growing every year worldwide
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We offer you a 12-day-long intensive seminar program in Germany including practical
hands-on exercises and hospitation in different dental partner surgeries.
Following we show you the content of all parts of this 12-day long course:
1. Element: Basics of dental implantology (day 1 and day 2)
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Dirk Schulze
As an introduction, the basics of oral implantology are treated in a systematic overview. The aim is to give the course participants the opportunity to already run implantology activities in their own practice.
The participants will learn the historical development of dental implantology including the different types of dental implants and its area of inserting in different anatomic regions.
The procedure of implantologic treatment will be discussed in regard to different systems, patient anamnesis, systematical diagnosis and planning with 2-dimensional X-Ray techniques. Additionally we talk about full-navigated 3-dimensional implantation with digital volume tomography
llustration 2: At the beginning participants of this course are introduced in basics of 3-D-full-navigated implantology
2. Element: Surgical techniques in inserting dental implants (day 3)
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Kai Hendrik Bormann
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practice of different surgical techniques in dental implantology. First the participants will learn the theoretical basics and after that these basics can be trained in practical exercise in animal preparation
local anaesthetic management, correct incision direction, periostomy, bone preparation in different types of bone quality
bone augmentation, membrane positioning, exact positioning of dental implants in different anatomic regions, suturing techniques, treatment of complications during the surgical period
medical aftercare
3. Element: Different types of maxillary and mandibulary bone augmentation (day 4)
Speaker: Dr. Suk-young Kim
First the trainees learn the preparation of endangered anatomic structures like nerve exits. After that we will discuss the practical procedure in intern and extern sinus augmentation. Regarding to the procedures we look to the indications of extern and intern sinus augmentation.
Techniques for mandibular bone block graft
Illustration 3: the participants have the opportunity to exercise the surgical procedure in animal
preparation
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4. Element: Periodontal basics and its implementation in peri-implantological soft
tissue management (day 5 and day 6)
Speaker: Dr. Kilian Hansen
we show you the correlation of periodontal treatment and the treatment of peri-implant soft tissue management
methods of surgical pocket reduction (excisional new attachment procedure, modified Widman flap, apical advancement flap, gingivectomy and access flap)
indication, implementation and evaluation of different surgical techniques, instruments, sutures and suture techniques and postoperative care
plastic-surgical procedures in daily practice: frenectomy, Free mucosal graft, connective tissue, cover of mucogingival recessions
Illustrations 4 and 5: We show you the surgical procedures of bone block augmenatation with a
mandibulary angle graft
Illustration 6: The procedure of intern sinus bone graft is part of the course as well
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plastic surgery as pre-prosthetic measure periodontal perioprosthetics
peri-implantologic soft tissue management: split-flap perparation, the tunnel technique in soft tissue grafting, advanced flap plastic, pre-prostetic management
treatment of peri-impantitis
Illustrations 8 and 9: periodontal regenerating techniques and peri-implantitis treatment are based on
similar principles
Illustration 7: We explain the steps and details of free mucosal graft in combination with dental
implants
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all participants exercise these techniques practically in animal preparation
in surgically-regenerating process in peri-finding component will be discussed
5. Element: Prosthetic restoration on dental implants (day 7, 8 and 9)
Speaker: Priv.-Doz. Dr. Sönke Harder
we present you an implant prosthetic concept based on occlusally screw retained constructions and physiological formed denture to prevent any peri-implantitis an soft-tissue inflammation
in particular, for the Pink-white aesthetics also the crown design in submucosal area plays an important role in addition to known surgical procedures.
the choice between fixed and removable dentures and its range of indication single crowns and brigdes as fixed implant supraconstructions
Illustration 10: principles, procedures and the range of indication of fixed and removable prosthetic
restorations on dental implants are discussed within this seminar
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The different types of removable dentures on implants: bar-retained prosthesis, locator-fixed prosthesis and telescopic prosthesis on implants and its range of indication
As a particular feature of this part of the course we present you the Munich Implant Concept: a combination of intraoral scanning device and digital fabrication with CAD/CAM technology
Illustration 11: We present you the features of digital intra-oral scanning in making dentures on dental implants
Illustration 12: the participants learn the steps of digital workflow in fabrication of prosthetics
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regarding to all types of prosthetic rehabilitation on dental implants we show you the way of cooperation between dentist and dental technician: step by step procedure until the integration of prosthetic work
6. Hospitation (day 10 and day 11)
Surgeries: Praxisklinik für Zahnmedizin und Implantologie Harder & Mehl Munich,
Praxis am Kreuzberg Burglengenfeld and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Dr. Dr.
Merwald Burglengenfeld
All trainees have the opportunity to get a deeper knowledge of all contents of this
seminar in hospitation. You are able to see implant inserting and prosthetic
rehabilitation at the different partner surgeries of our institute.
Illustration 13: all trainees have the opportunity to visit our partner surgeries for practical hospitation
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7. Leisure program (day 12)
Accompanied by chinese speaking employees of our institute at last we offer you the
opportunity to visit some famous places in Bavaria/Germany. If you are interested, you
will visit with us the fairy-tale castle Neuschwanstein or some original german middle-
ages town like Rothenburg ob der Tauber.
Illustration 14: beside your educational program you have the chance to visit the famous Neuschwanstein
castle
Illustration 15: Additionally trainees can travel to some original german middle age towns like Rothenburg
ob der Tauber
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8. Speakers:
Prof. Dr. Dirk Schulze
1995 License as a dentist 1998 Award of a doctorate in dental medicine 2000 License as a physician 2005 – 2009 Head of the section of radiology at the Clinic of oral and maxillofacial surgery at the Albert-Ludwigs university in Freiburg, Germany 2007 Habilitation 2010 Foundation of the DDZ diagnostic centre (DDZ Breisgau/Karlsruhe) Publications: Quintessenz, Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, Oral Radiology and Endodontology Professional Affiliations: DGZMK, Deutsche Röntgengesellschaft, European Academy of DentoMaxilloFacial Radiology, European Society of Radiology, International Association of Dentomaxillofacial Radiology, Radiological Society of North America
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Prof. Dr. Kai Hendrik Bormann
2001 License as a dentist 2004 Specialist as oral surgeon 2004 Medical university Hannover Germany 2006 Promotion 2006 Senior physician at the department or Oral and Maxillofacial surgery Hannover 2010 Habilitation “Biologic adequate reconstruction of the alveolar process” 2012 Establishing of Dental Surgery at Hamburg Germany Since 2011 Speaking engagement in Germany, USA and East Asia Publications: Quintessenz (german), Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Radiology Professional Affiliations: German Society of Tooth, Mouth and Jaw Medicine (DGZMK), Member of German Association for Implantology (DGI)
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Dr. Suk-yung Kim
1998 License as a dentist 2001-2003 Research assistant department of dental Prosthetic at the university of Würzburg Germany 2003 Award of a doctorate in dental medicine 2003 – 2006 Research assistant department of oral and maxillofacial surgery at the university of Würzburg Germany 2007 Specialist as oral surgeon 2007 Establishing the Praxis am Kreuzberg Burglengenfeld Since 2005 Speaking engagement in Germany, USA and East Asia Publications: Quintessenz (german), Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Radiology Professional Affiliations:
German Society of Tooth, Mouth and Jaw Medicine (DGZMK), Member of Federal Association of German oral surgeons (DBO), Member of German Association for Implantology (DGI)
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Dr. Kilian Hansen
2006-2011 Study of Dentistry at the University of Regensburg, Germany 2013 Award of a doctorate in dental medicine 2012-2015 Postgraduate education in periodontology (accredited by the German Society of Periodontology (DGP), at the Private Office of Prof. Dr. M.B. Hürzeler an Dr. O. Zuhr in Munich, Germany since 2016 medical work in the orthodontist surgery Dr. Björn Ludwig and Dr. Bettina Glasl in Traben-Trarbach, Germany Professional Affiliations: German Society of Periodontology (DGParo), German Society of Tooth, Mouth and Jaw Medicine (DGZMK), Youngster NEUE GRUPPE Talks & Teaching Experience (selection): 2014 „Modern Parodontal- and Implant Surgery“, July 2014, Zimmer-‐ Institute, Winterthur, Swiss 2015 “Aesthetic Plastic periodontal surgery” Peru, south-america 2016 “Periodontal and Implant surgery” Cairo, Egypt
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Priv.-Doz. Dr. Sönke Harder
1998-2004 Kiel University, Germany 2005 Training assistant at an independent dental practice, Hamburg, Germany 2005-2008 Research assistant at the Clinic for Prosthetics at Kiel University (CAU) as well as the Dental Prosthetics Polyclinic at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU). 2008-2010 Consultant, Clinic for Dental Prosthetics at Kiel Universit Since 2010: External employee of Kiel University 2013 PhD in Dentistry at Kiel University, appointment as private lecturer
Continuous professional development
2008 „ Prosthetics specialist of the German Association for Prosthetic Dentistry and Biological Material (DGPro, formerly DGZPW)2015 “Aesthetic Plastic periodontal surgery” Peru, south-america 2008 Implantology specialist of the German Association for Implantology (DGI) 2009 Verifying dentist for drug trials (Charité teaching hospital, Berlin, Germany)
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2009 Advanced specialisation in radiation protection in digital volume tomography
(DVT) for 3D skull diagnostics and navigated implantation planning
Science
Clinical research at Kiel University in implantology and prosthetic dentistry
Lecturer for postgraduate education within the framework of the implantology
curriculum of the German Association for Implantology (DGI)
Speaker at national and international conferences
Specialist author in the areas of prosthetic dentistry and implantology
Member of the editorial board of the German-language trade magazine
“Implantologie”
Member of the review board of the international trade magazine "Clinical Implant
dentistry And Related Research"
Memberships
Member of the International Association of Dental Research (IADR), the German
Association for Prosthetic Dentistry and Biological Materials (DGPro), the German
Association for Implantology (DGI), the Academy for Practice and Science (APW), and
the German Association for Dental, Oral, and Maxillo-Facial Surgery (DGZMK)
