Minimally Invasive Implant Reconstruction Using Amnion/Chorion: Predictable, Rewarding and Fun

Minimally Invasive Implant Reconstruction Using Amnion/Chorion: Predictable, Rewarding and Fun

Minimally invasive implant techniques that are enhanced with Dehydrated De-epithelialized Amnion Chorion Membrane (ACM) and related technologies will be discussed with a focus on defect management using open and tunnel grafting, immediate molar implants and advanced crestal sinus elevation techniques. CBCT diagnosis and treatment planning will demonstrate advanced applications of ACM based on the residual bone and soft-tissue anatomy, avoiding complications and surgeon preference. Participants will gain an understanding to develop advanced skills utilizing minimally invasive techniques for predictable patient-centered outcomes.

*This activity does not include CE credit.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of this program, participants should be able to:

1. Identify the role of CBCT diagnosis, planning and navigation software as indicators of technique section, risk prevention and treatment in patient centric care. 
2. Select surgical treatment options based on anatomy and host factors to enhance outcomes, reduce treatment time and morbidity in management of vertical and horizontal alveolar deficiencies. 
3. Explain the indications and applications of Amnion/Chorion tissues in grafting and enhanced wound healing. 
4. Align minimally invasive treatment choices and outcomes with individual patient needs and desires. 
5. Build overlapping and "stackable" skill sets for appropriate applications under varying clinical demands.