InterContinental Bali Resort
Jimbaran, Indonesia


Certificate of Attendance issued by University of Michigan will be presented to those who attend courses 1,2 & 3


COURSE 1
13-15 APR 2009

DAY 1
PERIODONTAL INSTRUMENTATION

• Periodontal Therapy and Evaluation of Outcomes
• Hand Instrumentation
• Ultrasonic Instrumentation
• Adjunctive Procedures and Chemotherapy in Periodontics
• Periodontal Surgery – Why? When? How?

DAY 2

PERIODONTAL SURGERY

• Flap Designs, Suturing Techniques & Surgical Instruments
• Pre-& Post-Surgical Management of Wound Healing
• Management of Infrabony Defects
• Management of Furcation Defects

DAY 3

PIG-JAW SURGICAL EXERCISE

• Mechanical Instrumentation
• Pig Jaw Surgical Exercise
• Flap Design (Partial vs. Full), Vertical Releasing Incisions, Tension Free Flap Advancement, Double-Layer Flap Advancement
• Suturing Techniques
  
  • Figure 0 or 8 Interrupted Suture
  • Cross Mattress Suture for Socket Closure
  • Single Sling for Flap Advancement
  • Multiple Sling
  • Anchoring Suture
  • Vertical and Horizontal Mattress
  • Modified Vertical and Horizontal Mattress for GTR / GBR
  • Continuous Suture
  • Continuous Locking Suture
  
  
• Flap Designs and Surgical Management of Infrabony and Furcation Defects
  
  • MWF
  • APF
  • Bone Grafts
  • Guided Tissue Regeneration

COURSE 2
30 JUN-02 JULY 2009

DAY 1

ESTHETIC CROWN LENGTHENING

• Principles of an Esthetic Smile
• Essentials for Esthetic Restoration and Treatment
• Crown Lengthening
• Biological Width for Natural Teeth and Dental Implants
• Procedures used for Crown Lengthening
• Principles of Soft Tissue Grafting

DAY 2

PREDICTABLE SOFT TISSUE GRAFTING

• Soft Tissue Grafting
• Lateral pedicle graft (e.g. Lateral sliding flap, double papillae flap, semilunar flap)
• Coronally advanced flap
• Free soft tissue graft
• Subepithelial connective graft
• Dermal matrix graft (Alloderm or Dermis)
• Guided tissue based root coverage
• Root conditioning agents / tissue enginerring (e.g. citric acid, tetracycline, EDTA platelet rich plasma, enamel matrix derivatives…)
• Different techniques and combinations
  
  • Envelope
  • Coronally advanced
  • Tunneling

DAY 3

PIG-JAW SURGICAL EXERCISE

• Limited Lecture & Video Demonstration
• Instrument Set-up
• Surgical (Esthetic) Crown Lengthening
• Harvesting Free Gingival Graft and Sub-epithelial Connective Tissue Graft
• Suturing Techniques
• Tunneling CT and Dermal Matrix Grafting (Alloderm / Dermis)
• GTR – based Root Coverage

COURSE 3
19-22 DEC 2009

DAY 1
IMPLANT SURGERY

• Current Trends in Implant Therapy – I
  
  • Background
  • Scientific Support
  • Types of Implants
  • Differences among Implant Systems
  • Implants vs. Teeth
  
  
• Current Trends in Implant Therapy – II
  • Implant Treatment (including Esthetic) Planning
  • Diagnostic Methods
  • Implant designs
  • Platform Switching
  • Surgical Guides
  • Surface Coating
  • Early Implant Bone Loss
    
• Implant Surgery – Stage I and II (step-by-step)
  
• Socket Augmentation and Immediate Implant Placement

DAY 2
ADVANCE BONE GRAFTING

• Ridge Augmentation : Guided Bone Regeneration
  
• Ridge Augmentation:
  
  • Brief review of Monocortical Onlay Grafting
  • Ridge Splitting / Expansion
  • Cancellous Bone Block
  
  
• Flapless implant surgery : Pros and Cons as well as Technique

DAY 3
PIG-JAW SURGICAL EXERCISE

• Viewing video:
  
  • Surgical Guides
  • Implant Surgeries
  • Immediate Implant Placement
  • Socket Augmentation
  • Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR)
  • Sandwich Bone Augmentation
  • Suturing Technique
  • Ridge Splitting / Expansion
  
  
• Fabrication of surgical guides
  
  • Implant Placement
  • Exercise for Immediate Implant Placement
  • GBR around Dental Implants
  • Implant Soft Tissue Grafting

DAY 4
IMPLANT PROSTHODONTICS

• Current Trends in Implant Prosthodontics – I
  
  • Background
  • Classifications
  • Components
  • Impression Techniques
  • Scientific Support
  
  
• Current Trends in Implant Prosthodontics – II:
  Implant prosthodontic techniques Hands-on Workshop (step-by-step)

COURSE 4
05-09 AUG, 2009

Periodontal Course For Practicing Dentists (P485)
Advanced Periodontal/Implant Surgery: A Practical Training Course

University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, USA

For further details & registration, please email karel@umich.edu

DAY 1
Implant Esthetic Management

• Continental Breakfast and Registration
• Welcome What’s new in implant esthetics? and How to predictably achieve implant esthetics?
• Break Group photo (meet in CE office)
• Socket management 101
• Lunch and chat with course faculty
• Advanced bone augmentation - I
  Bone grafts comparison; GBR and Allogenic block graft
• Break
• Advanced bone augmentation – II Monocortical onlay graft and ridge split & expansion
• Narrow Diameter Implant: Current status
• Tour of Dental School/University Campus
• Welcome reception and dinner (Seoul Garden)

DAY 2
Tissue Engineering & Implant-related Advanced Bone Grafting

• Continental breakfast
• Tunneling soft tissue graft vs. traditional coronally advanced flap approach
• Soft tissue management around dental implants
• Break
• Tissue engineering utilizing platelet rich plasma (PRP), enamel matrix proteins, PDGF cell seeding and gene therapy
• Lunch Break (Tour exhibitors)
• Sinus Lifting: What’s new? & What works?
• Break (Tour exhibitors)
• Flap design and Suturing techniques for Crown lengthening (Restorative & Esthetic)
• Tour exhibitors and Chat with faculty

DAY 3
Break /Free Day

DAY 4
Cadaver Workshop and Egg exercise

• Continental breakfast
  
• Surgery Lab I:
  On egg/Cadaver
  Video demonstration and Demo
  
  • Egg exercise for lat window and osteotome sinus lifting
    
  • Piezo and microsaw instrumentation
• Surgery Lab II:
  On Fresh Cadaver
  1: Advanced suturing
  2. Periodontal surgery (e.g., apically positioned flap with osseous; Modified Widman’s flap)
  3. Crown lengthening (Surgical & Esthetic)
  4. Soft tissue grafting (e.g., Subepithelial connective tissue graft, free soft tissue graft, Dermal matrix graft…)
  5. Soft tissue graft technique: (e.g., Coronally advanced and tunneling approach)
• Break and Lunch provided
• Banquet and distribute course certificate (Campus Inn)

DAY 5
Cadaver Workshop

CDE Credits, Fees and Policy:

The fee for this course is USD $4,400. This includes continental breakfast and lunch for all four days plus fee usage of fresh cadaver specimens. This fee also covers the welcome reception, dinner banquet and University of Michigan CE certificate.

Cancellation Policy:

(For covering administrative, materials’ and other expenses)
Full refund will be given if canceled more than 6 months
10% charge will be applied if canceled within 2-6 months
25% charge will be applied if canceled within 2 months
50% charge will be applied if canceled less than 2 weeks

Several Implant companies will be on site to display their materials/instruments.

It is the policy of the University of Michigan to not endorse any commercial products that will be discussed in the lecture nor hold any liability of the transaction that takes place during the course.