East Central Study Club

WHY ATTEND

Lecture 1 - The 3+D planning  (Planning, execution and reality) with Mr. Peter Bujtar

We are aiming long term optimal implant outcomes. The talk will be focusing on 3d planning, navigation vs guide vs hand free/brain guide and the validity of consent including complications 

Literature review, case presentation and reflection using evidence based approaches, review of available techniques will be provided. 

Each and every technique has pros and cons, learning curve, evolution which is often ongoing. Cost, time, liability and outcomes might be influenced, the nature of complications may varies based on the planning and the room for error is different.

We will summarise the techniques and their essences.

Lecture 2 - This lecture explores the topics around Trigeminal nerve injuries, aetiology and management with Professor Julian M Yates

Nerve injury is perhaps one of the most serious concern/complication in relation to implant surgery and more often encountered with oral or maxillofacial procedures. The incidence and significance can not emphasise enough.

Literature review and cases presentations will be used for demonstration. Risk assessment, option and alternatives will be explored.

Nerve and trigeminal nerve injury is a significant event / complication, not only the preparation but the management is critical. 

Patient, surgical also procedural characteristics as age, medical fitness, environmental variables are among some of the factors to consider. The multitudes of options discussed and considered from the patient perspectives will provide the frame to our talk. 

Learning objectives

lecture 1

• Understand the principles of 3D implant planning and compare navigation, guided, and freehand approaches.
   
• Evaluate the advantages, limitations, and risks of different techniques, including impact on outcomes, cost, and complications.
   
• Recognise the importance of valid consent in relation to chosen techniques and associated risks.

Lecture 2

• Understand the aetiology and risk factors associated with trigeminal nerve injuries in implant and oral surgery.
   
• Recognise appropriate assessment and prevention strategies, including consideration of patient, surgical, and procedural variables.
   
• Evaluate management approaches and treatment options for trigeminal nerve injuries, informed by current literature and clinical case examples.

ABOUT THE SPEAKERs

► Mr. Peter Bujtar 

Peter has a near 20 year extensive experience of maxillofacial, oral and reconstructive facial surgery; dealt with 1000s of dental and non- dental implants, over the years including the many engineering aspects of challenges. Peter is a GDC and GMC specialists. 

Peter is a medical doctor and also a dentist, studies also bioengineering followed on with an academic degree (PhD) in mandible surgery/reconstruction, CT quality assessment including the mechanics of titanium implants and bone. His training involved education in Hungary, Budapest at the Semmelweis University, Freiburg / Germany, Montpellier / France, Oulu / Finland, Oslo/ Norway, and more recently Peter underwent further training in the UK over a 16 years period with some of the most prestigious institutes and regional and supra-regional fellowships.

Peter is a specialist oral/maxillofacial surgeon, a Fellow to / of the British and European (Cranio-)Maxillofacial Societies, also holding board certification in his speciality

► Professor Julian M Yates

Professor Julian M Yates BSc BDS PhD MFDSRCPS FDSRCPS FDSRCS qualified from the University of Glasgow in 1996 and is a Professor in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and Implantology at the University of Manchester. Professor Yates is a clinical teacher in all aspects of Oral Surgery. He is extensively involved in UG and PG teaching including the very popular MSc course in Oral Surgery.

He has extensive experience in all aspects of oral surgery and implantology – routine and complex dentoalveolar surgery, intra and extra oral including soft and hard tissue reconstruction/augmentation, single teeth to whole mouth rehabilitation. His research interests include regenerative therapies utilising dental pulp stem cells and additive manufacturing techniques (3D printing) to help replace facial hard and soft tissues.

DELEGATE PRICING

► ADI Member - FREE

► Non-Member - £75 (Clinicians, Technicians and Companies)

► Non-Member - £25 (Dental Therapists, Nurses, Practice Managers)

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