Maxi Residency in Biological Dentistry, Biological Surgery and Implantology based on Guided Open Wound Healing – Fall 2026
About This Event
This Mini-Residency program aims to provide dentists with the concepts and detailed steps to perform surgery using biological principles and materials. The program includes in-person modules focusing on blood concentrates, guided open wound healing, and various surgical techniques. Participants will learn to perform systematic vein puncture, generate blood concentrates, and apply these techniques in clinical practice. The course consists of five modules, including both theoretical and practical components, with a focus on enhancing surgical skills and understanding the biological concepts behind oral surgery.
Learning Objectives
- Be able to perform systematic vein puncture and successfully generate solid and liquid blood concentrates
- Understand the necessity of adequate nutrition, hydration, vitamins, and supplements for success in soft and bone tissue regeneration
- Understand the benefits of blood concentrates for oral regeneration and know how to generate various types of blood concentrates
- Be able to perform blood-concentrate-based socket preservation and ridge augmentation based on Guided Open Wound Healing for implantation to prevent jawbone atrophy
- Know how to adequately perform suturing techniques for Guided Open Wound Healing
- Know how to use surgical instruments in Guided Open Wound Healing
- Understand the benefits of tissue-level ceramic implants and how to use them in performing simultaneous implantation and augmentation based on Guided Open Wound Healing
- Understand the benefits of 3-D and flexible cages as well as PTFE membranes for complex augmentation by means of Guided Open Wound Healing
- Have available at their offices, for use of their team, an online version of all the steps involved in vein puncture and blood concentrate generation
Additional Event Information
Target Audience
Dentists
Event Format
In-person
CE Credits
85*