About the program

Embark on a transformative journey with Dr. Iglhaut's Soft Tissue Management course, 15 in-depth lectures, providing evidence-based insights and practical clinical demonstrations.

Foundational soft surgical principles.
Advanced soft tissue management techniques.
Practical applications.
Soft tissue enhancement at the implant site.
Management of soft tissue surgical complications.

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Benefits

Comprehensive understanding of soft tissue anatomy and biology
Step-by-step surgical procedures for effective soft tissue management
Learn effective solutions for achieving exceptional esthetic outcomes
Guidance from esteemed experts in the field
Earn 10 CE credit points

About presenter

Dr. Iglhaut earned a degree in dentistry from Justus Liebig University of Giessen, Germany. At the same university, he served as a scientific assistant in the department of Oral Surgery for three years and earned a specialist certificate in Oral Surgery, later a specialist certificate in Oral Implantology (DGI) and Periodontology (EDA) .

He is a lecturer at the German Association of Oral Implantology (DGI). In the same society, he was a board member from 2004-2018 and the president from 2013-2015. Actually, he is a member of the committee of continuous education of the European Academy of Osseointegration (EAO) .

Since 2005, he has been a docent in Oral Implantology at the Steinbeis University in Berlin, and since 2008, docent at the Georg-August University in Göttingen, where he earned his Ph.D. in 2015. Since 2017, he has been a docent and scientific researcher at the University of Freiburg, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery/Plastic Surgery. He has lectured internationally on Oral Implantology, Periodontology, Plastic Periodontal Surgery, and Periodontal Microsurgery .

He holds fellowship/membership in numerous dental professional organizations, e.g., European Academy of Osseointegration (EAO), German Association of Periodontology (DGParo), Neue Gruppe, etc. Dr. Iglhaut maintains a private practice in Memmingen, Germany.

Lectures

Lecture 1

Mastering surgical Incision lines: Blood supply and flap preparation techniques

This lecture covers the pivotal role of blood supply in oral surgery, emphasizing the direction of supplying vessels and the importance of precise incision planning for papilla preservation.

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Lecture 2

Clinical insights: coronally advanced flap technique

This lecture extensively presents the Coronally Advanced Flap technique, which is essential for managing various soft tissue conditions, offering predictability and aesthetic benefits but requiring precision.

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Lecture 3

Autogenous connective tissue graft harvesting: Langer vs. Zucchelli technique

This lecture explores two connective tissue grafting techniques (Langer and Zucchelli) and their impact on root coverage.

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Lecture 4

Exploring the indication and application of soft tissue substitutes - Part 1

This lecture discusses the use of soft tissue substitutes, emphasizing their indications and applications, particularly acellular dermal and collagen substitutes. It also delves into the modified coronally advanced flap technique, showcasing its clinical procedures and advantages.

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Lecture 5

Exploring the indication and application of soft tissue substitutes - Part 2

This lecture covers the tunnel technique for treating extensive gum recessions.

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Lecture 6

Enhancing keratinized mucosa width in edentulous areas: General surgical techniques

This lecture makes you understand how to increase the width of the keratinized mucosa in edentulous areas.

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Lecture 7

Surgical techniques for augmenting soft tissue volume at implant sites

This lecture teaches various surgical techniques for enhancing soft tissue volume at implant sites and explore implant placement with porcine acellular dermal matrix.

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Lecture 8

The role of soft tissue substitutes as barrier membranes in clinical applications

This lecture highlights the effective use of acellular dermal matrices for guided bone regeneration, featuring a detailed clinical case demonstrating the application of guided bone regeneration (GBR) in combination with the porcine acellular dermal matrix (PADM) technique.

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Lecture 9

Mastering oral surgical techniques: Incisions, flap designs, and soft tissue enhancement

This lecture focuses on specific surgical soft tissue management, including vascular flow, incision principles, and practical techniques for optimal flap mobility and wound closure.

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Lecture 10

Advanced esthetic buccal flaps

Learn step - by - step the 3D combined mucoperiosteal/ mucosal flap technique and the advanced esthetic buccal flap technique.

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Lecture 11

Basic technique for soft tissue exposure

This lecture introduces the Vence technique for soft tissue exposure indicated in the posterior region outside the esthetic zone.

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Lecture 12

Advanced surgical techniques for soft tissue exposure

This lecture discusses surgical techniques for soft tissue management, focusing on the advanced Palacci technique for implant exposure.

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Lecture 13

Advanced technique for soft tissue exposure

This lecture provides a detailed step-by-step explanation of the combined epithelized-subepithelial connective tissue graft procedure.

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Lecture 14

The subepithelial, rotational pedicle flap with a palatal base

This lecture presents the rotational pedicle flap technique with a palatal base in a step-by-step clinical case.

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Lecture 15

Managing surgical complications: Understanding and managing clinical consequences

This lecture makes you understand the factors contributing to surgical complications and learn to manage them.

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About the program

The CERAMIC EXCELLENCE PROGRAM available online as an on-demand lecture series, conducted from a theoretical to practice approach.

Compared to titanium implants, working with ceramic implants requires a different technique.

Our renowned lecturers and experts demonstrate the latest techniques based on scientific evidence in using ceramic implant systems. Participants are expected to be familiar with the clinical processes upon successful completion of the program. Lectures on the unique CERALOG^® 2-piece ceramic system demonstrate the surgical and prosthetic options available when using CERALOG^® implants.

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Benefits

Understand the science behind Ceramic implants
Plan and place your first CERALOG^® ceramic implant
Benefit from experienced renowned experts
Enjoy flexible on-demand learning
Interact live with experts and fellow participants
Earn 11 CE credit points

About our lecture series

Lectures are provided on-demand and are hosted by renowned experts including Prof. Beuer (Berlin, DE); Prof. Chevalier (Lyon, FR); Prof. Hämmerle ( Zurich, CH); Prof. Jung (Zurich, CH) and Prof. Sailer (Geneva, CH)as well as experienced clinicians including Dr. Beretta (Milan, IT); Dr. Hermann (Zug, CH) and Dr. Wiggers (Hengelo, NL).

After the first theoretical phase, a participant assessment assures the pre-defined benchmark of knowledge and understanding has been attainted to enter the clinical phase.

Upon successful passing of the assessment, the second phase of clinical case planning is performed within a small, virtual classroom setting hosted by two experts. Participants will be taught the techniques required for placing their first CERALOG^® ceramic implant in their own patient case. To perform the practical phase, the participants need to ensure access to CERALOG^®  implants and surgical set in their practices.

Virtual online classrooms will be held pre- and post-surgery. Participants will upload case planning and case documentation. Based on this information, the specific clinical case will be discussed with the experts, online. The participants themselves will perform individual patient surgery and prosthetics restorations. Classroom groups are kept to a maximum of 10 participants to ensure personal interactions and effective mentoring.

Successful participants are rewarded with the CERAMIC EXCELLENCE PARTNER of CERALOG certification, which is recognized with 11CE credits.

Program fees

€50 – The primary theoretical phase available on-demand.

€350 – The clinical-mentoring phase with the experts held within a small, virtual classroom setting.

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Register for free and start watching the first two lectures – CERALOG^® System Introduction and CERALOG® Prosthetics.

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Excellence Program Overview

Lectures On-demand: Dental Campus Lectures

Ceramic in implant dentistry
Prof. Chevalier will discuss which ceramics are used in implant surgery. After a general introduction of the various ceramic options available, Prof. Chevalier will provide a deeper understanding of zirconia ceramics for dental implants. The manufacturing processes as well as the different surface modifications treatments are explained.

Using ceramics in surgery
Prof. Hämmerle and Prof. Jung will explain the patient benefits of using one-piece implants. The options available during surgery will be covered as well as osseointegration and long-term clinical predictability. Dr. Hermann will explain how the zirconia two-piece implants may be used as an alternative to titanium implants, in relation to the specific aspects of the abutment connection.

Ceramic and prosthetic solutions
Prof. Sailer and Prof. Beuer will provide an overview of various abutments in terms of materials, the types of hybrid abutments, their stability and connection options. A focus is given to implant supported reconstructions, ranging from the single unit to multiple unit reconstructions of crowns and FDPs. Topics include the methods used in impression taking of one and two-piece implants, when adopting conventional or digital techniques. As well as, how various abutment materials and screws for two-piece implants are used when combining the implant and the abutment.
In addition, the techniques used for restorations on ceramic implants and challenges in cementation are discussed.

Lectures on-demand: Using the CERALOG^® System

CERALOG^®System Introduction
The presentation provides an overview over the system components of the CERALOG^® System, including usage of the screw-retained prosthetic solutions with the CERALOG^® Hexalobe implant based on the innovative PEKK abutment and the fully customized DEDICAM^® abutment.

CERALOG^®Surgery
Dr. Wiggers and Dr. Beretta present the specific steps required in surgery when using the implants CERALOG^® Monobloc implant and the CERALOG^® Hexalobe implant. Each specific step will be explored in detail with reference to relevant clinical cases.

CERALOG^®Prosthetics
M. Knackmuss will guide participants along the individual steps required to take an impression with either the CERALOG^® Hexalobe or the CERALOG^® Monobloc implant. Restoring the PEKK abutment for the screw-retained restoration or using the DEDICAM zirconia abutment are described specifically.

Test: Ceramic Excellence Program Assessment

After the theoretical module, you are assessed online prior to commencing the practical phase. Assessment is done via an online questionnaire covering topics from material science to restorations using the CERALOG^® implant.

Clinical case planning and surgery

In preparation for the first virtual small classroom, participants upload their individual clinical case-plan onto the CERAMIC EXCELLENCE CASE PLATFORM a week prior. Each case is reviewed by a clinical expert and discussed in-depth among the group of participants. During the case discussions, participants will benefit from the knowledge exchange between the experts and amongst themselves.

Following the classroom, participants will perform their surgery, each individually, in their own dental practice, using the CERALOG^® ceramic implant system.

After surgery, the documented results are uploaded onto the CERAMIC EXCELLENCE CASE PLATFORM again. A final review and feedback between participants and experts will be held in the second virtual classroom, post-surgery.

Both classrooms are held as webinars.

CERALOG^® Certificate

After successful completion of the program, participants are rewarded with the CERAMIC EXCELLENCE PARTNER CERTIFICATE.

“A unique learning platform, where experts teach the specifics of ceramic implants.”

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PROF.DR.MED.DENT. R.JUNG

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Prof. Dr. med. dent. I. Sailer

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Prof. Dr. med. dent. F. Beuer

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Prof. J. Chevalier

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M. Knackmuss

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DR. M. BERETTA

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Dr. L. Wiggers

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Prof. Dr. med. dent. C. Hämmerle

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Dr. F. Hermann

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Dr. F. Baudot

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PROF. DR. MED. DENT. R. JUNG

UNIVERSITY OF ZURICH, SWITZERLAND

Discusses the clinical advantages of the one-piece zirconia implant, and explains when a zirconia implant would be beneficial to a particular patient.

He also leads the CERALOG^® virtual classroom lecturers’ team.

Prof. Dr. med. dent. I. Sailer

University of Geneva, Switzerland

Presents the ceramic and hybrid abutments, in terms of the different materials, their stability and types of connections.

Prof. Dr. med. dent. F. Beuer

University of Berlin, Germany

Explains the techniques of taking impressions on one- and two-piece implants using either conventional or digital methods. An overview on restorations on one- and two- piece implants is provided with a focus on cementation.

Prof. J. Chevalier

Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon INSA, France.

Introduces the types of ceramics for implants available, with a focus on stability measured over time and under different temperatures.

M. Knackmuss

Senior instructor by CAMLOG

Explains the different impression taking and restorative options of the CERALOG^® system with Monobloc or Hexalobe implants.

Oral Surgery University of Milan, Italy

UNIVERSITY OF MILAN, ITALY

Demonstrates the surgical steps using different clinical cases with the CERALOG^® Hexalobe, 2-piece implants.

He will lead CERALOG^® virtual classroom in Italian.

Dr. L. Wiggers

HENGELO, NETHERLANDS

Describes the detailed surgical processes of the CERALOG^® Monobloc via selected photographed clinical cases.

He will also lead CERALOG^® virtual classrooms in Dutch.

Prof. Dr. med. dent. C. Hämmerle

University of Zurich, Switzerland

Offers an overview of the onepiece implant and looks at osseointegration and longterm clinical predictability.

Dr. F. Hermann

Zug, Switzerland

Offers an overview on the zirconia twopiece implant, their use in surgery and the specific aspects of the abutment connection.

He will lead CERALOG^® virtual classrooms in German and English.

Dr. F. Baudot

Dentist- implantologist in Saint-Gély-du-Fesc, France

An expert in laser microsurgery and a founding member of EACim academy.

He will lead CERALOG^® Virtual classrooms in French.

Michel Tinguely

Contact & Support

Michel Tinguely
Contact & Support

Please feel free to contact us for more information regarding the CERAMIC EXCELLENCE PROGRAM. For help gaining access to the program, we will be pleased to help you. Visit us on www.camlog.com/ceralog or find out more about CERALOG^® in our online catalogue .

Visit us on www.biohorizonscamlog.com/ceralog or find out more about CERALOG^® in our online catalogue .

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SCIENCE & PRACTICE

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CAMLOG^® - PROSTHETIC EASE

The CAMLOG^® Implant System with its prosthetic oriented Tube-in-Tube^® connection addresses the demands for precision and easy handling for the clinician and in the lab. Effortless indexing, accurate tactile feedback and the option for platform-switched prosthetics are convincing surgeons as well as prosthodontists since decades, the scientific documentation of this implant system is overwhelming.

SCREW-LINE are slightly conical, self- tapping implants which allow for easy insertion and self-centering with continuous bone contact. Screw-line implants thus achieve solid primary stability; different collar heights offer maximum flexibility of the vertical implant position.

PROGRESSIVE-LINE was geared to facilitate the implementation of treatment concepts like immediate placement and restoration and has been coupled with highly efficient protocols for the implant bed preparation in all bone types at bone level. Suitable for all indications, our surgeons have experienced an implant that reliably achieves excellent primary stability in all bone classes.

Learn more about the implant system CAMLOG^® on www.biohorizonscamlog.com

CONELOG^® – Conical precision

The CONELOG^® Implant System offers a great performance at bone level, with integrated platform switching. The deep conical connection has proven outstanding position stability, several well thought features help to maintain this stability over the whole workflow and allow for accurate placements of abutments. A portfolio of short implants expands the indication for all implants of this implant system with a comprehensive scientific documentation.

CONELOG^® implants are available in PROGRESSIVE-LINE and SCREW-LINE versions.

Learn more about the CONELOG^® implant system on www.biohorizonscamlog.com

The iSy Implant System

iSy^® is CAMLOG’s lean quality Implant system offering ease in handling and an efficient logical workflow with all the necessary components.

The iSy^® Concept is based on an implant set which provide all components needed for a restoration - the iSy^® Implant base, which is pre‐mounted in the implant, a single patient form drill, a gingiva former and two multifunctional caps for scanning, impression taking and temporary restoration. The PEEK gingiva former and the PEEK multifunctional cap can be simply mounted on the implant base via clicking.

Less surgery and treatment appointments reduce chair‐time thus cost as well. Advantages for patient and clinic.

Learn more about the iSy implant system on www.isy-implant.com

The CERALOG^® Implant System – CERAMIC EXCELLENCE

Demand for ceramic implants has increased considerably over the past few years, particularly with high biocompatibility. This is due to the wish of many patients looking for highly esthetic and particularly tissuecompatible prostheses.

As a leader in innovation and to meet these market requirements, CAMLOG has been involved intensively in ceramic implants for several years.

With its twopiece design, CERALOG^® enables reversible screwretained prosthetic solutions and thus offers greater safety and freedom in esthetic restoration options. CERALOG^® convinces with good mechanical properties so far only known for titanium.

Learn more about the CERALOG^® implant system on www.biohorizonscamlog.com

BioHorizons Biologics

BioHorizons offers a comprehensive Biologics portfolio upon which you and your practice can build a solid foundation. Our broad family of regenerative products are scientifically proven in a wide variety of grafting applications and formulated for consistent, quality performance.

Today, a variety of different materials are available for bone augmentation ¬ attractive alternatives to the patient's autologous bone. The bone graft substitutes MinerOss^® family of allografts, MinerOss^® X Collagen and Granules as well as MinerOss^® XP, Mem¬Lok^® RCM and Mem¬Lok^® Pliable Membranes family of xenografts set standards in hard and soft tissue regeneration with BioHorizons. These allogeneic and xenogeneiic products are suitable for a wide range of applications.

Learn more about the BioHorizons^® biologics on www.biohorizonscamlog.com

WHO ARE WE?

CAMLOG is a leading provider of complete dental implants and products for restorative dentistry. Longstanding research and development experience, high quality standards, a priceperformance ratio based on partnership and practice‐oriented services have made CAMLOG the first port of call.

Since 2016, BioHorizons and Camlog, the premium implant companies within Henry Schein’s Global Dental Surgical Group, have pursued an evolutionary pathway to combine their strengths and conquer a global leadership position together. The fusion between both companies has enabled local customer centricity internationally, with a focus on emerging markets. Headquartered in the U.S. and Europe, respectively, our geographic positions allows us to efficiently serve direct subsidiaries in the Americas and Western Europe, as well as our entire distribution network in more than 80 countries around the world.

The result is a strong, talented, global team that stands behind the culture of INSPIRING EXCELLENCE IN ORAL RECONSTRUCTION that is built on years of dental experience.

We are committed to developing evidence‐based and scientifically proven products, to ensure your clinic can focus on your patients. Our portfolio includes premium dental implant systems; restorative components with a comprehensive line of biologics products as well as digital solutions.

Visit us on www.biohorizonscamlog.com and www.biohorizons.com

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