University Specialization Course in MINIMALLY INVASIVE ORAL SURGERY

COURSE CONTENT AND TOPICS

DAY 1

Dental extraction and treatment of the post-extraction alveolus

Radiological diagnosis of difficulty

Pre-extraction syndesmotomy

Extraction in respect of the alveolar bone

Prevention of the post-extractive bone defect

Classification of the post-extracted bone defects

Selection criteria in the ridge preservation

Predictability of the results in the aesthetic sectors

Practical exercises:

The use of the Magnetic Mallet in extractive surgery

Preparation and manipulation of alveolar filling biomaterials

DAY 2

Minimally invasive third molar surgery

Classification of eighths dysodontiasis

The criterion of minimally invasive in the design of the access

Reasoned odontotomies and choice of appropriate instruments

Reasoned peri-dental osteotomies

Practical exercises:

Presentation and discussion of clinical cases and development of operative tactics Piezoelectric surgery to support the eighth surgery Peri-dental osteotomies and extractions on animal model

DAY 3

Bone reconstructive surgery

Evolution of knowledge on bone healing

Classification of bone defects

Techniques of bone reconstruction and their predictability

Reasoned choice of biomaterials and medical devices for bone reconstruction

Management of soft tissues in reconstructive bone surgery

Practical exercises:

Management of hard and soft tissues as well as biomaterials and medical devices for bone reconstruction on animal model

DAY 4

Sinus odontostomatological surgery

Features of sinus anatomy and physiology

Sinus complications of oral surgery

Sinus complications of implant surgery

Sinus surgery for implant purposes

Sinus surgery for implant purposes with a minimally invasive approach

Practical exercises:

Exercises on an animal model suitably prepared on the techniques of access to the maxillary sinus and to the handling of the sinus mucosa

DAY 5

The radiolucent lesions of the maxillary

Differential diagnosis of the radio transparency of the jaws

Ultrasonic dissection of tissues

Minimally invasive access flaps and osteotomies: how and when

Practical exercises: Ultrasonic soft tissue dissection on animal model

Piezoelectric instruments and rotary instruments in access osteotomies

Course structure: in each meeting in the morning will be dedicated to the theoretical treatment of biological assumptions and clinical indications of procedures by Prof. Ugo Covani and the afternoon at the practical exercises with Prof. Covani and one or more tutors. At the end of the course, and after the necessary verifications also for the purposes of the ECM, a certificate of improvement of the Saint Camillus International University will be issued in addition to the credits.

COURSE FEE

Cost of the Course: The cost of enrollment in the specialization course is € 2,000.00

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Evolution of techniques and technologies in oral surgery

In the last 30 years, surgical disciplines have continuously evolved in the search for minimally invasive or, with a very popular concept, the "Minimal Access Surgery" (MAS).

This trend has also affected oral surgery, it being understood that Mininvasiveness does not mean completely replacing traditional procedures, but rather addressing them with the criterion of the least possible invasiveness.

This new approach translates, thanks to the reduced surgical trauma, into a lower inflammatory response of the reparative process which in turn reduces the nociceptive stimuli, the possibility of infectious complications and induces a simpler, faster and, why not predictable, healing.

All this involved the development and use of dedicated biomedical instruments and devices, which ideally should integrate traditional procedures on the one hand in the various surgical times and on the other hand set new techniques that make the most of their potential.

Think of the growing role of the operating microscope, piezoelectric devices, magneto-dynamic strikers or more simply the instruments for microsurgery.

The aim of the specialization course, organized in collaboration between Unicamillus and the Istituto Stomatologico Toscano, is to illustrate all these techniques and technologies, in the various fields of use, from a theoretical point of view, including also a careful assessment of the relationship between costs and benefits as well as to become familiar with both the techniques and the tools during the practical exercises.

Director: Prof. Ugo Covani

Course hours: Morning 9.00-13.00 Afternoon 14.00-18.00

The Saint Camillus International University of Health and Medical Sciences (UniCamillus) - University exclusively dedicated to Medical and Health Sciences - has obtained the approval of the Regulations University and didactic regulations on June 20, 2017 by CUN (National University Council) and accreditation by ANVUR (National Agency for the Evaluation of the University and Research System) on September 5, 2017. On November 28, 2017 the Minister of Education, University and Research signed the Ministerial Decree 927 which establishes the University, registered by the Court of Auditors with n. 2353 of 18/12/2017 and published in the Official Gazette no. 3 of 4 January 2018.

The academic qualifications issued are identical to those of other Italian state universities and, therefore, also valid throughout the European Union pursuant to Directive 2005/36 / EC and Directive 2013/55 / EU .

The University has already been included in the World Directory of Medical Schools, a joint venture between the World Federation for Medical Education (WFME) and the Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER).

The first academic year started in November 2018.

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