Advanced Block Grafting

Course Description

The aim of this course is to provide delegates with the knowledge and skills to broaden their experience of working with Bone Grafts and L-PRF®. Delegates will familiarise themselves with Bone Grafts and the required materials and instrumentation associated with the procedure. This course has been designed to assist delegates with increasing their understanding of Block Grafts and LPRF® as an option in the atrophic maxillae.

This course will cover and emphasise:

The importance of careful patient selection and issues of consent
How to establish the procedure and the principles of bone grafting
The clinical processes involved in the surgical placement of bone grafts
The long-term management and follow-up required

Learning Outcomes

On completion of this course delegates should:

Be familiar with bone grafts and blood products as a treatment option and the materials, components, and differences in nomenclature associated with them.
Understand the variety of clinical applications of bone grafts and the indications for use and become familiar with the procedure and principles of bone graft placement.
Recognise the clinical processes involved in the surgical placement of bone grafts, understand the importance of assessment and planning in selecting patients and delivering care.
Be aware of the long-term management and follow up

GDC Development Outcome

Course Level

Advanced

CPD Hours

Course Date

13 July, 2019 – London

14 September, 2019 – Ireland

Cost

£699

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Presented by

Mr Pynadath George
MFDS RCPS, DRDP, MSc Rest Dent, PGDip, MSc Imp Dent

Mr Pynadath George is a dentist who has a practice limited to advanced restorative dentistry and dental implants.

He is a graduate of Liverpool Dental School and since then, has completed the Membership exams from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons. Through his career, he has completed a Master’s Degree in Restorative Dentistry from the prestigious Eastman Dental Institute, UCL, and a separate Master’s degree in Dental Implants from Warwick Medical University.

He has taught restorative dentistry and implants as a Teacher/Lecturer in Liverpool Dental School and previously worked as a specialty dentist in a tertiary level hospital treating cancer patients with fixed and removal prosthetics utilising implants.

He is also involved in the development of the “Advanced General Dental Surgeon” qualification from the Royal College of Surgeons. His scope of practice is limited to dental implants and includes simple single implants and advanced bone grafting to complex cases such as pterygoid and zygomatic implants.