Osteocom Esthetica – A global approach

Osteocom Esthetica – A global approach

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Osteocom Esthetica – A global approach

Osteocom Esthetica – A global approach

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    Osteocom Esthetica – A global approach

    + Include: 7 videos + 1 pdf, size: 11.19 GB + Target Audience: dentists, prosthodontists, periodontists, and implantologists + Information:
    Quality: Full HD video
    Language: english
    Length: 4 hours and 45 minutes on demand
    Number of videos: 7 lectures
    Esthetica – A global approach

    How to approach complex cases in anterior esthetic area. Hard tissue, soft tissue and prosthesis management

    This practical and clinical video course by Dr. Diego Lops aims to give the participants precise, predictable and clear workflow tips on how to approach complex cases in anterior areas, for the restoration of a smile and not only a single gap.
    The complete Treatment Plan development workflow (diagnostic flow and communication to the patient) + the management of Implant Surgery, GBR and Soft Tissue surgery will be discussed through a rich series of clinical cases. Moreover,  ESThETICA: a global approach   will provide learners with a cutting-edge Prosthetic Management Concept : simple and predictable tips for a customized optimal prosthetic emergence profile on implant-supported crowns. ESThETICA: a global approach  is a unique training opportunity: learn how to put together the set of skills needed to go beyond the mere restoration needs and propose a 360° complete esthetic treatment. Clinical cases will be described taking into consideration the patient point of view, with specific focus on the treatment proposal.Have a look at the and keep reading to know more about this unique training opportunity.This global approach to the treatment will lead you to:
    • identify the right patient treatment plan (diagnostic flow and proposal)
    • choose the right surgical treatment schedule and the right prosthetic strategy
    • use anatomical emergence profiles for the restorations
    • propose and share with patients the global vision of the treatments
    The Osteocom Esthetica – A Global Approach program is best for dentists, prosthodontists, periodontists, and implantologists who want comprehensive, evidence‑based training in esthetic dentistry from an international perspective. It emphasizes multidisciplinary protocols, advanced restorative and surgical techniques, and global best practices to deliver natural, patient‑centered esthetic outcomes.

     Who Should Attend

    • General dentists seeking to refine esthetic skills in daily practice.
    • Prosthodontists & restorative specialists managing complex smile design and rehabilitation cases.
    • Periodontists & implantologists integrating soft‑tissue and implant esthetics.
    • Oral surgeons interested in esthetic surgical approaches.
    • Dental residents & postgraduate students specializing in esthetic and restorative dentistry.

     What You’ll Learn

    • Smile design principles: facial analysis, digital workflows, and esthetic planning.
    • Restorative esthetics: veneers, crowns, bridges, and adhesive protocols.
    • Implant esthetics: single‑tooth and full‑arch cases with soft‑tissue management.
    • Periodontal esthetics: papilla preservation, root coverage, and gingival harmony.
    • Global perspectives: international faculty sharing diverse approaches and innovations.
    • Case‑based learning: real examples of esthetic dentistry across different cultures and patient needs.
      + Topics:
    • 1 The surgical rules
    • 2 The prosthetic rules
    • 3 The soft tissues rules
    • 4 Single gap in anterior area. Clinical case 1
    • 5 Smile reconstruction. Clinical case 2
    • 6 Clinical and planning mistakes. What it should be avoided. Clinical case 3
    • 7 Smile reconstruction. Clinical case 4