Peri-implantitis: A Recipe For Prevention & Management

October 3-4 in Yorba Linda, California

Course Overview

Peri-implantitis has been receiving attention following recent studies that showed that it is highly prevalent and difficult to manage. This course will provide the latest evidence-based information on peri-implant diseases with emphasis on a team/interdisciplinary approach to treatment. In this course two Master Clinicians join forces to teach for the first time a comprehensive course that encompasses all major critical aspect of tissue development for prevention of peri-implantitis and bone management for its treatment. The program will present the updates on the definition and etiology of peri-implantitis from the American Academy of Periodontology’s 2018 consensus meeting, risk factors for peri-implant disease and preventive measures to incorporate into the implant treatment plan.

The latest scientific evidence on implant cleaning instruments, chemotherapeutics and prevention of cytotoxic titanium particle release will be reviewed. In addition, an immersive step-by-step hands-on experience will allow the participants to thoroughly comprehend innovative evidence-driven therapeutic protocols for disease prevention and treatment and develop hand skills critical to peri-implant procedures. The program will be presented by Dr. Ehab Moussa, DDS, MS who is a Periodontal educator and an expert in peri-implant tissue management for peri-implant health maintenance and by Dr. George Kotsakis, DDS, MS, Ph.Dc who is an expert in peri-implantitis treatment.

Course Details

Objectives

Define peri-implantitis and diagnostic criteria.
Understand the risk factors for development of peri-implant disease and treatment modifications for prevention.
Formulate an assessment and maintenance strategy for all phases of implant treatment.
How to appropriately clean implants without releasing titanium particles.
How to augment the soft tissue for long-term peri-implant health.
How to select osteostimulative biomaterials for restoring diseased implant cytocompatibility.
How to avoid peri-implant complications and protocols for their management.

Content

Guidelines for assessing peri-implant health & Implant-specific instrumentation
Defect classification
Considerations for soft tissue grafting/management around implants
Soft tissue grafting techniques
Autogenous tissue harvest from tuberosity and palate
Decision trees for soft tissue augmentation around implants
Clinical case review
Peri-implant Defect management
Implant surface decontamination and passivation layer stability
Grafting of the peri-implant defect for optimal wound healing

What You Can Expect

Implant recession coverage with FGG

This patient presents with recession and exposure of both the implant and abutment. This was also accompanied with a lack of KG and vestibular depth. Case was managed with a vestibuloplasty and free gingival graft. This was also accompanied by plasty of the implant and abutment surface. Photos show final healing at 4 months. First premolar had also been replaced with an implant.

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Meet your presenters

Dr. Ehab Moussa DDs, MsD

Dr. Moussa obtained his bachelor’s degree in dentistry from Alexandria University, Egypt, in 2009. He then joined his father in a specialty practice that focused on dental implant rehabilitation. In 2012, Dr. Moussa proceeded to join the periodontics fellowship program at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) in Cleveland, Ohio where he pursued his master’s degree and residency in periodontics after completing his fellowship. A year later, Dr. Moussa completed the implant restoration fellowship program at Louisiana State University in New Orleans, Louisiana. He currently maintains a full-time position in a private practice limited to periodontal surgery and dental implant rehabilitation. Dr. Moussa has lectured nationally and internationally on topics that include hard and soft tissue augmentation around implants, periodontal-plastic surgery, and partial extraction therapy (PET). CREDENTIALS: D.D.S. Faculty of Dentistry, Alexandria University – 2009; Fellowship in Periodontics, Case Western Reserve University – 2013; Masters in Periodontics, Case Western Reserve University – 2016; Fellowship in Implant Prosthodontics, Louisiana State University – 2017.

Georgios A. Kotsakis, DDS, MS

Dr. Kotsakis completed his residency inPeriodontics and MS in Science at the University of Minnesota when he first gotinvolved in Peri-implantitis research. Following his training, he became anAssistant Professor in the Department of Periodontics at the University ofWashington, Seattle, WA and an Associate Professor of Periodontics & theRoland Meffert Endowed Professor in Implant Dentistry at UT Health San Antonio.Currently, he serves as Professor of Oral Biology & Assistant Dean forClinical Research at the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Kotsakis has published over 100peer-reviewed scientific articles and textbook chapters with more than 20,000citations of his work. He is one of the few Dental researchers to have beenpublished in prestigious medical publications, such as the Lancet and PNAS. He has been therecipient of multiple career and research awards from the American Academy ofPeriodontology, the Academy of Periodontology Foundation and otherorganizations. Additionally, he serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Periodontology.