• Anatomy relevant to sinus lifts and block grafting for dental implants – Vijay Santhanam
• Clinical & radiographic examination of the compromised dental implant patient – Amardip Kalsi
• An overview of instruments and surgical set-up – Amardip Kalsi

• Autogenous bone graft materials – Vijay Santhanam
• Small Volume Alternatives to Conventional Block Grafting – Amardip Kalsi
• High Volume Alternatives to Conventional Block Grafting – Vijay Santhanam

• Financial aspects of complex implant treatment in practice – Amardip Kalsi
• Non-Autogenous Biomaterials – Christiane Marinc
• Medico-Legal Aspects of Complex Implant Cases – Mike Williams

Day 1 – Seminars:

• 08:45-09:00: Registration
• 09:00-09:30: Welcome & Discussion of Reading List
• 09:30-10:30: The Maxillary Sinus – Rishi Sharma
• 10:30-11:00: Coffee Break
• 11:00-13:00: Internal & External Sinus Lift Procedures – Amardip Kalsi
• 13:00-14:00: Lunch
• 14:00-15:00: Block Grafting for Dental Implants – Vijay Santhanam
• 15:00-15:30: Coffee Break
• 15:30-16:30: Dealing with Complications – Amardip Kalsi
• 16:30-17:00: Summary & Introduction to Practical Aspects

Day 2 – Hands-On Cadaver Workshop:

• 08:45-09:00: Registration
• 09:00-11:00: Internal Sinus Lift Procedures
• 11:00-11:30: Coffee Break
• 11:30-12:30: Internal Sinus Lift Procedures continued
• 13:00-14:00: Lunch
• 14:00-15:00: External Sinus Lift Procedures
• 15:00-15:30: Coffee Break
• 15:30-16:30: External Sinus Lift Procedures continued
• 16:30-17:00: Summary

Day 3 – Hands-On Cadaver Workshop:

• 08:45-09:00: Registration
• 09:00-11:00: Block Grafting Procedures
• 11:00-11:30: Coffee Break
• 11:30-12:30: Block Grafting Procedures continued
• 13:00-14:00: Lunch
• 14:00-16:00: Block Grafting Procedures continued
• 16:00-17:00: Summary, Reflections & Feedback

Please note that the agenda is subject to change.

Learning Content:

• Presentations and pre-course reading outlining the management of compromised bone in dental implant cases
• A presentation providing an overview of common medico-legal pitfalls in complex implant cases
• Demonstrations and hands-on practicals including external and internal sinus lift and block grafting procedures on fresh frozen cadavers

Aim: 

• To provide an introduction and hands on experience of sinus lift and block grafting procedures to facilitate dental implant placement

Objectives & Development Outcomes:

• Provide an overview of relevant anatomy, treatment options and contra-indications to sinus lift and block graft procedures
• Give insight into how to implement these procedures in practice and avoid medico-legal pitfalls
• Discuss potential biomaterials available
• Demonstrate and provide hands on practical experience of sinus lift and block grafting procedure

Development Outcomes:

This course meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome C

Comprehensive course content delivered part-time for the busy general practitioner

• UK Qualification
• 2-year part time course
• Patients provided for clinical treatment

• Place and restore 3-5 implants over 15 clinical days
• Clinical component – you will be treating patients under supervision on the course
• Full CBCT training- fulfils UK requirements.

• Be in professional practice or have a hospital appointment for a minimum of two years
• Possess indemnity insurance with cover at an appropriate level
• Possess a current certificate of immunisation against communicable disease (Hepatitis B)

Applicants admitted onto the course will meet the following requirements:

• Be qualified as a Dental Surgeon and have a licence to practice dentistry
• Be registered with the General Dental Council (or equivalent)

• Be in professional practice or have a hospital appointment for a minimum of two years
• Possess indemnity insurance with cover at an appropriate level
• Possess a current certificate of immunisation against communicable disease (Hepatitis B)

Aims:

To equip participants with comprehensive knowledge about peri-implantitis etiology, diagnosis, and treatment modalities. To encourage critical thinking and problem-solving abilities in managing complex cases of peri-implantitis techniques into clinical practice.

Objectives:

• Understand the etiology and risk factors associated with peri-implantitis.
• Identify clinical signs and symptoms of peri-implantitis through thorough examination and diagnostic tools.
• Demonstrate proficiency in the utilisation of Galvosurge technology for removal of biofilm and full decontamination of any metal implant surface
• Gain hands-on experience in the application of Emdogain as a regenerative therapy adjunct in peri-implantitis treatment.
• Master the technique of utilising Labrida BioClean brushes for effective mechanical debridement of peri-implantitis-affected areas.

• Acquire knowledge of different types of bone graft materials and membranes used in guided bone regeneration procedures.
• Develop skills in selecting and placing appropriate bone graft materials and membranes to facilitate bone regeneration around implants.
• Learn about the importance of patient-centred treatment planning and tailored approaches to peri-implantitis management.
• Practice case-based discussions and treatment planning exercises to integrate theoretical knowledge with clinical practice.
• Evaluate and discuss clinical outcomes and prognosis following various peri-implantitis treatment interventions.

• Presentations and pre-course reading outlining the management of compromised bone in dental implant cases

•  A presentation providing an overview of common medico-legal pitfalls in complex implant cases

• Demonstrations and hands-on practical’s including external and internal sinus lift and block grafting procedures on fresh frozen cadavers

• Aim: To provide an introduction and hands on experience of sinus lift and block grafting procedures to facilitate dental implant placement
• Provide an overview of relevant anatomy, treatment options and contra-indications to sinus lift and block graft procedures

• Give insight into how to implement these procedures in practice and avoid medico-legal pitfalls
• Discuss potential biomaterials available

• Demonstrate and provide hands on practical experience of sinus lift and block grafting procedures
• Advise how to implement these procedures in practice

• 90 mins: The factors that influence the results of regeneration
• 90 mins: The Mandibular Bone Graft

• 60 mins: The Maxillary Bone Graft
• 60 mins: The Reconstruction of the vestibule and the papillae after bone reconstruction

Aims

To train implant surgeons in improving their clinical results for their guided bone regeneration cases and up-skill their bone management techniques to allow them to manage implant cases in the anterior zone predictably.

Objectives

• Diagnosis of peri-implant bony defects
• Selection of the suitable biomaterial : biology based decision
• Layering technique in ridge augmentation      Membrane stabilisation : Titanium pins vs periosteal pocket techniques
• Socket grafting: indications, techniques and limitations
• Learn about the use of the Emdogain products to aid soft/hard tissue regeneration

Learning Outcomes

Learn to improve their clinical outcome for guided bone regeneration cases and up-skill their bone management techniques

Development Outcome: C

Module One: Day 1

• Introduction to Guided Bone Regeneration
• Basic principles of implantology in aesthetic zone
• Flap design / suture technique
• Soft tissue optimisation

Module One: Day 2

• Use of hard tissue substitutes for contour augmentation
• Use of soft tissue substitutes for contour augmentation
• Use of hard and soft tissue for correcting implants defects

Module One: Day 3

• Introduction to Vertical augmentation and sausage technique hands on pigs head

Module Two: Placement in the Aesthetic Area

• Case Discussion
• Treating the aesthetic zone
• Guided bone regeneration
• Contour grafting

• Complex implant cases
• Complex sinus grafting
• Complex anterior aesthetic implant dentistry

• Immediate full arch reconstruction
• Hard and soft tissue management techniques
• Complications and remedial cases

• Designed for delegates competent with advanced implant dentistry, who are ready to tackle complex sinus grafting, anterior aesthetic and full arch reconstructions.
• Benefit from unique masterclasses delivered by educators from Geneva and Zurich. These extraordinary educational sessions encompass a wide range of topics, providing you with a comprehensive education in complex implant dentistry.
• A course which guides you on a path towards obtaining the ITI Diploma in implant dentistry. Receive support throughout the course to prepare you to sit and pass the ITI Diploma.

• Engage in case discussions at the highest level, integrate with world-class educators, and participate in peer-to-peer case planning and discussion throughout the year on Slack and Zoom to enhance your skills.
• As a delegate of our Year Three Course, you’ll become part of our community of developing Campbell Academy Fellows. Connect with peers, mentors, and faculty members throughout the year in monthly live Zoom sessions, fostering meaningful discussions and taking your implant career to new heights.

• Gain competency with complex implant cases
• Provide experienced implant clinicians the knowledge and practical skills for providing immediate full arch reconstruction

• Gain greater competency with complex sinus grafting
• Gain greater competency with complex anterior aesthetic implant dentistry

• Gain theoretical and practical knowledge related hard and soft tissue management.
• Help guides attendees on a path towards obtaining the ITI Diploma in implant dentistry (optional)

• Applied anatomy of the maxillary antra
• Histology and histopathology relating to the maxillary antra
• Overview of biomaterials to use in grafting
• Soft tissue handling

• Lateral window access to the antrum
• Crestal approach to the antrum
• Dealing with intra-operative and post- operative complications of antral surgery
• Instrumentation: suggested hand instruments, use of piezon, use of surgical handpieces and the equipment necessary.

• Hands-on practice lateral approach on a deer head (more predictable than using a cadaver).
• Planning the graft with the restoration in mind. Compensating for the limitations posed by grafted sites

• To recognise the importance of implant consultation in the patient journey and all the steps including surgical and restorative phases
• How to enhance skills to efficiently set up and prepare surgery for implant treatment
• Understand medical contraindications and risk factors in implant treatment

• Select appropriate equipment, instruments, and materials for implant surgery
• Understand and follow the correct treatment plan flow (surgical and restorative phases)
• Understand importance of record keeping, pre and post-operative instructions