Tommaso

Ghedini

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the essential principles and techniques for managing the soft tissue and emergence profile around dental implants. It covers the critical aspects of soft tissue management, including techniques to achieve optimal soft tissue contours, stability, and aesthetics. The course highlights the importance of meticulous digital planning to ensure accurate case assessment and treatment execution with an immediate approach. Participants will learn how to leverage the latest advances in computer-guided surgical procedures, which allow for precise, minimally invasive implant placement, reducing trauma and promoting faster healing. The program also focuses on the biological aspects of tissue management, addressing how to effectively handle soft and hard tissues to support long-term implant success. Key topics include tissue preservation, augmentation, and contouring techniques that help achieve natural aesthetic results in both post-extractive and other challenging cases. Additionally, the course emphasizes the importance of selecting appropriate prosthetic components, considering their role in final tissue contours, occlusion, and function. Throughout the webinar, participants will gain practical insights into planning and executing immediate implant protocols, managing soft tissues for optimal emergence profiles, and ensuring predictable, durable outcomes.

Learning Objectives:
1. Understand the key principles of soft tissue and emergence profile management to achieve optimal aesthetic outcomes around dental implants.
2. Evaluate and select appropriate prosthetic components that support ideal tissue contours, function, and aesthetics.
3. Develop comprehensive treatment plans for immediate implant protocols, ensuring predictable, durable results with a focus on mimicking natural tissue architecture.