Soft tissue principles of bone grafting: including flap

  design, flap extension, soft tissue closure and suturing

General principles of intraoral autogenous donor bone sites

Keys to bone grafting

Trephine harvesting of bone from the ramus and chin

Ramus & tuberosity donor graft procedures

Symphysis donor graft procedure

Extraoral autogenous donor bone harvest sites

Surgical options C bone

Prosthetic options C bone

D1 bone / C bone

Immediate load - partially edentulous

 

Perform atraumatic extraction and socket preservation procedures

 

Undertake various flap design procedures

 

Master tissue release procedures to expand flaps to allow tension

free closure

 

Employ layered suturing techniques to ensure flap stability

 

Prepare root form osteotomies and place implants in the different

bone densities

 

Perform site development procedures related to hard tissue healing

 

Appreciate the need for a “layered” approach for growth factors

involved in large volume bone grafts

 

Perform methods to increase platelet rich plasma (PRP/PRF/CGF) and learn the advantages for soft tissue as well as hard tissue on bone grafting

 

Perform the step-by-step procedure with piezo surgical devices for

harvesting a ramus and/or body of the mandible for block bone grafts

 

Establish the skills and techniques for block fixation necessary for

predictable bone grafting