Osteocom Partial Extraction Therapy

Osteocom Partial Extraction Therapy

$30.00 USD
$30.00 USD
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Osteocom Partial Extraction Therapy

Osteocom Partial Extraction Therapy

$30.00
$30.00
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    Osteocom Partial Extraction Therapy

    + Include: 9 videos + 1 pdf, size: 2.21 GB + Target Audience: dentists, implantologists, periodontists, and oral surgeons + Information:
    Quality: Full HD video
    Language: english
    Length: 61 minutes
    Number of videos: 9 lectures
    Partial Extraction Therapy A step by step program covering the principles behind the partial extraction therapy technique
    Dr. Mark Bishara and osteocom welcome you to “Partial Extraction Therapy”, the online course dedicated to a revolutionary technique that offers long-term stability of soft and hard tissue around implants. Hard and soft tissue resorption processes are strictly connected to the loss of the periodontal ligament, and they represent a key risk factor in the development of recessions. Therefore, the idea of being able to preserve the tissues by maintaining – or better, partially maintaining – the root of the tooth as a “shield” against resorption may represent a paradigm shift in restorative dentistry. The collection of clinical and theoretical videos portrayed in “Partial Extraction Therapy” offers a detailed overview of the reasons that led to the design and development of the Socket Shield Technique. The course allows the learner to review the scientific backbone of the technique, analyze its clinical application for direct implementation and get a deeper understanding of the potential of this approach via a series of commented clinical cases with long-term follow up.

    Learning Objectives:

    • learn how to perform the Socket Shield technique in immediate implants
    • get a better understanding of the Socket Shield therapy stages
    • examine the preparation of the edge, the bevel design and the importance of the prosthesis
    • analyse indications and contraindications of the Socket Shield technique
    • explore sito-specific applications of the Socket Shield technique
    • review the required surgical instrumentation and its usage
    The Osteocom Partial Extraction Therapy program is best for dentists, implantologists, periodontists, and oral surgeons who want to master advanced techniques in socket preservation and implant placement while maintaining natural root structures. It emphasizes minimally invasive extraction strategies that preserve alveolar bone and soft tissue, improving esthetic and functional outcomes.

     Who Should Attend

    • General dentists performing extractions and implant placements in daily practice.
    • Implantologists & oral surgeons seeking advanced regenerative and esthetic protocols.
    • Periodontists focusing on soft‑tissue and bone preservation.
    • Prosthodontists & restorative specialists integrating partial extraction into complex cases.
    • Dental residents & postgraduate students specializing in implantology or periodontology.

     What You’ll Learn

    • Principles of partial extraction therapy (PET): socket shield, root submergence, and pontic shield techniques.
    • Clinical protocols: step‑by‑step guidance for preserving root fragments during implant placement.
    • Esthetic zone management: maintaining papilla and gingival architecture for natural outcomes.
    • Bone preservation: minimizing resorption and improving implant stability.
    • Case‑based learning: real examples of PET in anterior and posterior regions.
    • Troubleshooting: managing complications and ensuring long‑term success.
      + Topics:
    • 1. Introduction – A paradigm shift
    • 2.Socket shield technique
    • 3. Socket shield case
    • 4. History of the socket shield technique
    • 5. Indications and contraindications
    • 6. Different possibilities
    • 7. Complications
    • 8. Histology
    • 9. PET Consensus