Foundations of Subperiosteal Implantology
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Master Subperiosteal Implants: 7h E-Learning to Transform Your Practice
Discover a predictable alternative to complex bone grafting for the treatment of severe atrophy. This 7-hour e-learning course provides comprehensive expertise, from digital diagnosis to surgical placement.
Course Curriculum
- Fundamentals & Indications: Scientific analysis and rigorous clinical case selection.
- Digital Workflow: Mastery of CBCT scanning, the ordering process, and CAD design validation for custom-made implants.
- Surgical Protocol: Exposure techniques (flap management), use of bone-cutting guides, and osteosynthesis fixation protocols.
- Follow-up & Prosthetics: Soft tissue management, prosthetic loading, and complication management protocols.
- Clinical Immersion: 4 Full Clinical Cases including step-by-step videos covering full and partial maxillary and mandibular rehabilitations.
Each stage features interactive quizzes 120 questions in total to ensure perfect mastery of technical concepts before your first case.
Certification : Upon successful completion of the course and final validation of the modules, a certificate will be awarded to formalize your expertise.
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1. Introduction, Indications and HistoryThis presentation outlines the evolution of subperiosteal implants, from their historical origins to modern CAD/CAM versions. It analyzes the clinical indications for HUG® implants in cases of severe maxillary and mandibular atrophy.
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2. Bibliography Analysis
This course presents a comprehensive review of the recent literature on CAD/CAM subperiosteal implants. It outlines current clinical trends, survival rates, and complications reported in recent studies.
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MCQ - Bibliography Analysis
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3.HUG Concept – The 9 Pillars of Success
This course presents the HUG® concept, a major evolution in CAD/CAM subperiosteal implants. It outlines the design principles, materials used, and the mechanical and biological innovations structured around the nine pillars of the HUG® system.
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MCQ - HUG Concept – The 9 Pillars of Success
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4. Patient Preparation
This course details the steps involved in informing and preparing the patient prior to HUG® surgery. It covers informed consent, preoperative assessments, and infection prevention.
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MCQ - Patient Preparation
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5. Order Submission Process
This course explains the protocols for ordering and receiving HUG® implants. It details the steps involved in the dual scan procedure, prosthetic preparation, and esthetic validation.
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MCQ - Order Submission Process
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6. Design validation
This module details the complete workflow for validating the design of HUG® implants using the MedPrint platform. It presents the three key validation steps: the prosthetic project (digital wax-up), positioning of the abutments and fixation screws, followed by validation of the bone reduction guide and the final implant design.
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MCQ - Design Validation
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7. Anesthesia and Flap Detachment
This course provides a detailed overview of the surgical phase of the HUG® protocol, from anesthesia to flap management and suturing.
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MCQ - Anesthesia and Flap Detachment
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8. The Bone Cutting Guide
This module details the use of the bone reduction guide in site preparation prior to placement of a HUG® subperiosteal implant.
The objective is to adapt the basal bone in order to optimize device stability and soft tissue integration.
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MCQ - The Bone Cutting Guide
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9. HUG® Fixation
This module presents the essential steps involved in the placement and fixation of HUG® subperiosteal implants. It describes the screw fixation protocols, adaptation checks, specific anatomical anchorage sites, and recommended tightening torques.
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MCQ - HUG® Fixation
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10. Tissue Management and Follow-Up
This module presents the principles of tissue management and clinical follow-up after placement of HUG® subperiosteal implants.
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MCQ - Tissue Management and Follow-Up
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11. Complications
This course addresses intra- and post-operative complications related to HUG® subperiosteal implants, as well as the essential biological principles for their integration.
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MCQ - Complications
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12. The Prosthesis
Although the HUG® implant is delivered in full-arch cases with a definitive bridge, this course presents the definitive prosthetic protocols for subperiosteal implants.
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MCQ - The Prosthesis
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13. Clinical case
