Course on Severe Maxillary Atrophy Using Subperiosteal Implants

Theoretical and Practical Course with Live Surgery

Maxillofacial Surgery On-site Madrid

This course provides specialised training in the management of severe maxillary atrophy using subperiosteal implants, combining theoretical knowledge, digital planning and hands-on surgical practice.

Throughout the course, participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the indications and contraindications of this technique, the design of customised implants, prosthetic and surgical considerations, as well as postoperative management and potential complications.

The programme includes live design of a subperiosteal structure alongside a biomedical engineer, clinical case analysis, live surgery and practical workshops using anatomical models and specialised materials.

An intensive training programme, with limited places, designed to expand professionals' knowledge and clinical skills in the treatment of highly complex implant cases.

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Content

Management of severe maxillary atrophy using subperiosteal implants.
Indications and contraindications of subperiosteal implants.
Prosthetic planning, design and facial integration.
Design and materials of subperiosteal implants.
Surgical techniques and characteristics of the surgical approach.
Postoperative management, complications and outcome analysis.
Live design of subperiosteal structures with a biomedical engineer.
Clinical case analysis and surgical videos.
Live surgery and hands-on training using anatomical models.
Surgical kit handling, structure fixation and immediate provisionalisation.

Learning outcomes

Identify the indications and contraindications of subperiosteal implants.
Understand the principles of planning and designing customised subperiosteal structures.
Gain knowledge of the prosthetic and surgical aspects involved in treating severe maxillary atrophy.
Analyse clinical cases and select appropriate treatment strategies.
Become familiar with the instruments and surgical sequence for placing subperiosteal implants.
Practise the fixation of subperiosteal structures using simulation models.
Understand immediate provisionalisation procedures.
Recognise potential complications and key aspects of postoperative follow-up.