Surgical treatment of periodontitis

– Treatment of periodontitis of stage I-III by S3-level CPG

– Etiotropic therapy: goals, tools and meaning

– Choice of treatment method: implantation vs surgical periodontology

– Flap surgery: advantages

– Scaling vs root polishing

– Recommendations for the non-surgical periodontitis treatment method

– Indications for non-surgical methods

– Flap surgery vs tool processing

– Flap surgery vs resective therapy

– Postoperative recommendations for the patient and maintenance therapy.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentists.

– Why furcation is the real problem?

– How to make diagnosis

– Treatment options for furcations:

- Access flad

- Tunnel

- Resective.

– Regenerative treatment of the furcation.

– Thin and thick phenotypes: clinical aspects of work;

– Wound healing after periodontal interventions: time factor and biological justification of processes;

– Tissues of the mobile and attached mucosa: differences in healing;

– Work with soft tissues of the palate: healing features;

– Hyaluronic acid: properties and role in the extracellular matrix;

– Bacteriostatic effect of hyaluronic acid;

– Treatment of gingival recessions with the use of hyaluronic acid;

– Intraosseous defects: 5 methods of restoration;

– Amyloginin vs hyaluronic acid;

– The effect of hyaluronic acid on periodontal tissues: histological aspects;

– The role of hyaluronic acid in implantation and guided bone regeneration.

– The main goals of the 4 stages of therapy

– Stage 1 of therapy:

- Recommendations on the selection of oral hygiene products and methods

- Control of gum inflammation: additional methods of therapy

- Control of risk factors: smoking and diabetes mellitus.

– Stage 2 of therapy:

- Protocol of subgingival instrumental processing

- Protocol of disinfection of the entire oral cavity

- Hand vs ultrasonic instruments

- Justification of the use of systemic antibiotics

- Indications for the use of local antibiotics

- Host-modulators: evidence base.

– Stage 3 of therapy:

- Flap surgery vs tool processing

- Criteria for choosing a flap design

- Resection periodontal surgery vs flap surgery

- Protocol of treatment of intraosseous defects and choice of materials

- Treatment of furcation defects.

– Stage 4 of therapy:

- Prevention of relapses

- Maintenance therapy.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentists.

– Basic surgical principles of periodontitis treatment;

– Three-wall defect: diagnosis, treatment protocol, prognosis;

– Rules for making incisors when working in the aproximate zone;

– Features of suturing: methodology and recommendations;

– Defect of the cortical plate from the vestibular and palatine sides: principles of restoration;

– Formation of a bone defect in posterior part;

– Flap enlarging gingival papillae: technique;

– Flap design when working in the frontal part;

– Methods of working with gingival papillae: a minimally invasive approach;

– Bone graft in the treatment of periodontitis;

– Double flap technique;

– Single and double wall defects: non-surgical methods of treatment;

– Criteria for the patient's readiness for surgical treatment of periodontitis.

– Periodontal diseases: definition and diagnostic criteria
– Diagnostic criteria of the III and IV stages of generalized periodontitis
– Diagnosis of periodontal diseases: important aspects
– Differential diagnosis of periodontitis
– Diagnostic criteria of stage I and II of periodontitis
– Localized aggressive periodontitis (LAP): treatment protocols
– X-ray diagnostics of periodontal diseases
– Methods of predicting the results of periodontal treatment
– Prosthodontic rehabilitation of patients with periodontal diseases: critical aspects of removable prosthetics.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentists.

– Clinical and radiological signs of periodontal diseases

– Classification of periodontal diseases

– 3-wall and 2-wall defects: clinical aspects, diagnosis, prognosis

– The mechanism of wound healing

– Guided tissue regeneration: biological foundations

– Indications for the use of bone graft

– Use of resorbable and non-resorbable biomaterials

– Flap design and suturing techniques

– Treatment of an aggressive form of periodontitis in a young patient: a clinical example

– Protocol of guided bone regeneration with tooth mobility: an example.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentists.

– Classification of periodontal diseases

– Periodontitis of the IV degree of severity: criteria for diagnosis

– Treatment plan for a patient with IV degree periodontitis

– Moving teeth in patients with periodontal tissue diseases

– The effect of intrusive and retrosive orthodontic movements in patients with healthy but reduced periodontitis

– Prosthetics on implants in patients with periodontal diseases

– Protocol of treatment of a patient with pathological migration of teeth.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.