Timings 

09:00-12:00

Dr Hassan Maghaireh 

Content of Workshop

This topic not only emphasizes the innovative aspects of NovaMag but also aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of participants in applying these advancements effectively in their clinical settings. The NovaMag Membrane is produced from pure magnesium metal. Magnesium is a biodegradable metal that is resorbed by the human body without toxic residuals. Mg2+ ions released during the degradation process are naturally occurring component in human body and are responsible for many physiological processes. Due to inherent properties of magnesium metal, the NovaMag membrane provides a mechanically strong yet degradable material option for bone augmentation surgeries.


Aims and Objectives

1. To introduce the NovaMag Resorbable Membrane, highlighting its composition, properties, and benefits in grafting procedures.
2. To discuss the clinical applications of NovaMag Membrane and review current research and case studies demonstrating the use of NovaMag in comparison to traditional membranes.
3. To provide participants with practical experience in handling and applying the NovaMag Resorbable Membrane in grafting scenarios.
4. To teach clinicians the techniques for NovaMag membrane to ensure optimal integration and healing.
5. To facilitate a collaborative environment where participants can share insights, experiences, and troubleshoot challenges related to the use of resorbable membranes in their practices.

CPD

3 hours CPD

Timings 

09:00-12:00

Dr Selvaraj Balaji

Aims and Objectives

1. The biology of soft tissues and guidelines for case planning
2. Tissue harvesting techniques
3. Understanding soft tissue behaviour around implants and proven methods to achieve a long-term stability
4. Advanced and evidence-based strategies to recreate the ideal papilla

CPD

3 hours CPD

Timings 

09:00-12:00

Dr Mark Ludlow

Content of Workshop

This hands-on session is designed to simplify the complexities of anterior implant placement and provisionalisation. Whether you're looking to refine your skills or gain more confidence, this workshop offers a practical and approachable guide to achieving excellent aesthetic outcomes with minimal complexity.

This session is all about bridging the gap between theory and practice, equipping you with the skills to simplify anterior cases while maintaining exceptional results for your patients.

Aims and objectives

1. Understand what principles are needed to achieve idealized anterior aesthetics;
2. Gain practical hands-on experience placing a multiple implant guided anterior case;
3. Temporise the anterior case in an extremely streamlined simple way.

CPD

3 hours CPD 

Timings 

09:00-12:00

Dr Rudi Mukherjee & Dr Riz Syed 

Content of Workshop

THE CO-AXIS AND PTERYGOID HANDS ON WORKSHOP

Aim & Objectives

At the end of this workshop delegates will have an understanding:

1. Of the design of co-axis and pterygoid implants 
2. Advantages and disadvantages of sub crestal and supra crestal angle correction
3. The clinical and biomechanical benefits of optimising full arch and aesthetic treatments with site-specific co-axis and pterygoid implants
4. Indications for the use of the co-axis and soft bone implants

 Lectures and hands-on training on placing oterygoid and co-axis angled implants

CPD

3 hours CPD 

Timings 

09:00-12:00

Dr Richard Brookshaw and Dr Robin Horton 

Content of Workshop

Discover how All-on-4® digital workflows can benefit your practice regardless of your surgical execution. Uncover the digital solution for full arch restoration cases, harnessing our latest technologies and techniques, such as photogrammetry, navigation, and 3D printing. Model hands-on for dynamic navigation with X-Guide, FastMap photogrammetry and SprintRay digital printing.

Aim & Objectives

1. Review surgical and prosthetic principles of the All-On-4® treatment concept
2. Understand the differences and benefits of the analogue and digital methods of achieving the treatment
3. Provide detailed clinical case walk through of the new All-on-4 digital workflow
4. Provide hands-on experience with the entire All-on-4 Digital work flow including surgical dynamic navigation, photogrammetry and 3D printing of the provisional with staining & glazing

CPD

3 hours CPD 

Timings 

09:00-12:00

Dr Marcus Dagnelid

Content of Workshop

This workshop will focus on modern digital implant workflows where focus will be on the innovative products within the Neoss implant system portfolio. Clinical protocols from the single implant patient to the edentulous will be demonstrated, with the use of minimal invasive esthetic healing abutments and printable scan keys.

As a participant you will gain knowledge in how to make your practice more efficient and treatments more predictable through intraoral scanning.

Aims and objectives

1. Understand what components to use in digital implant workflows to be predictable with your cases
2. Gain practical hands-on experience in intraoral scanning for the single- to edentulous patient
3. Make your practice more efficient with intraoral scanning

CPD

3 hours CPD 

Timings 

09:00-12:00

Dr Aly Virani

Content of Workshop

Ongoing developments in scanning and printing technology now enable clinicians to implement reliable in-house workflows for full arch prostheses. The recently launched Shining 3D Elite Intra Oral scanner along with SprintRay 3D Printers gives the confidence of scan-to-fit accuracy ensuring passivity every time. In this workshop, Dr Aly Virani will present his experiences with these technologies with particular emphasis on his day of surgery protocols. The full workflow including scanning, designing, printing and finishing will be presented and delegates will get the opportunity to practice scanning and finishing.

Aims and objectives

1. Presentation of same day protocol cases
2. Benefits of digital protocol over traditional
3. Scanning, design, printing, finishing demonstration
4. Hands-on finishing practice of 3D printed prosthesis

CPD

3 hours CPD