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The biofunctional approach to modern implantology
Implantologia

The biofunctional approach to modern implantology

This intensive two-day training goes far beyond traditional implantology.

Godzina startu:
09:00

Course Philosophy

This intensive two-day training goes far beyond traditional implantology. We explore how bone behaves as a living, adaptive organ — how metabolism, signaling, and functional stimuli determine whether implants integrate predictably or fail despite perfect technique.
You will learn how breathing patterns, tongue posture, unilateral chewing, and neuromuscular imbalances silently shape the inflammatory field and influence regeneration.

Day 1 focuses on science and clinical decision-making: bone biology, systemic inflammatory markers, ceramic implant materials and surface technologies, patient selection criteria, functional diagnostics, and an honest deep dive into anterior cases — including what goes wrong and why.

Day 2 puts it all into your hands: biological bone augmentation protocols, immediate vs. delayed placement strategies, step-by-step surgical technique with the Magnetic Mallet, supervised hands-on practice, complication management, prosthetic workflows, and an interactive case planning session.

Key Learning Objectives:

  • Understand bone as a dynamic, responsive organ and the biology behind successful osseointegration
  • Evaluate systemic inflammatory markers (CRP, cytokines, mitochondrial health) and their clinical impact on implant outcomes
  • Compare ceramic implant designs, surfaces (Bioverite), and their behavior in bone vs. titanium
  • Select the right patients for ceramic implants — indications, contraindications, and risk stratification
  • Identify and address functional disruptors: breathing patterns, chewing asymmetry, neuromuscular imbalances
  • Master anterior ceramic implant placement with strategies for soft tissue, provisionals, and error avoidance
  • Decide between immediate and delayed implantation protocols specific to ceramic systems
  • Apply Smart Bone protocols and biological bone augmentation strategies (A-PRF, scaffolds, growth factors)
  • Perform biofunctional implant placement and Magnetic Mallet technique (hands-on on models)
  • Manage complications: failed integration, explantation, re-implantation timing, and patient communication
  • Plan cases from diagnosis through prosthetic outcome in an interactive group workshop

Target Audience

Implantologists, oral surgeons, and dentists with implantological experience who want to integrate biological, functional, and material science into their clinical practice. Ideal for practitioners transitioning to or expanding into ceramic implantology — and for experienced implantolegists seeking a deeper understanding of why cases succeed or fail.

To register to the course, please contact us directly via email at edu@dentalclass.pl.

Lecturer

Dr Rebekka Hueber Oral Surgeon
Dr Rebekka Hueber Oral Surgeon
  1. 09:00 – 09:15
    Welcome & Course Overview

    Introduction, objectives, clinical philosophy, and what makes this course different

  2. 09:15 – 10:00
    Bone as a Dynamic Organ

    Metabolism, remodeling cycles, signaling pathways — what determines integration vs. failure beyond surgical technique

  3. 10:00 – 10:45
    Systemic Factors in Implant Patients

    CRP, IL-1β, TNF-α, vitamin D, mitochondrial health, telomere integrity — which labs to order and how to interpret tchem clinically

  4. 10:45 – 11:00
    Coffee Break
  5. 11:00 – 11:45
    Ceramic vs. Titanium: Evidence & Immunology

    Bioverite surface technology, zirconia behavior in bone, inflammatory profile comparison, peri implant soft tissue response

  6. 11:45 – 12:15
    Ceramic Implant Design Comparison

    One-piece vs. two-piece systems, macro- and micro-design features, surface technologies — how to choose the right system for each indication

  7. 12:15 – 12:30
    Patient Selection for Ceramic Implants

    Who is a good candidate? Contraindications, risk stratification, systemic red flags — when to proceed and when to say no

  8. 12:30 – 13:30
    Lunch Break
  9. 13:30 – 14:15
    The Functional Field

    Breathing patterns, tongue posture, unilateral chewing, swallowing — how neuromuscular imbalances shape the inflammatory environment and bone quality

  10. 14:15 – 15:00
    Functional Assessment in Practice

    Clinical functional diagnostics: what to check, how to interpret, when to refer — and how to condition the biological field before surgery

  11. 15:00 – 15:15
    Coffee Break
  12. 15:15 – 16:00
    Anterior Ceramic Implants: Step by Step

    Case selection, immediate vs. delayed placement protocols, soft tissue management, provisional solutions during healing — what patients expect and how to deliver

  13. 16:00 – 16:45
    The Most Common Errors in Ceramic Implantology

    Positioning errors, prosthetic planning failures, wrong timing, biological pitfalls — a critical and honest review with real cases

  14. 16:45 – 17:00
    Day 1 Wrap-Up & Q&A

    Open discussion, participant

  1. 09:00 – 09:15

    Recap of Day 1, introduction to hands-on modules, and key questions from participants

  2. 09:15 – 10:00
    Smart Bone Protocols

    Biological bone augmentation strategies: A-PRF preparation, growth factor activation, scaffold selection, regenerative timing, and predictability factors

  3. 10:00 – 10:45
    Immediate vs. Delayed Implantation in Ceramic

    Decision tree: when to place immediately, when to wait, staged protocols, socket preservation — and how ceramic-specific healing differs from titanium

  4. 10:45 – 11:00
    Coffee Break
  5. 11:00 – 12:00
    Step-by-Step: Biofunctional Implant Placement

    Live demonstration on models: osteotomy design, bone activation, implant insertion protocols for ceramic systems — precise, reproducible, biology-driven

  6. 12:00 – 12:45
    Magnetic Mallet: Technique & Application

    Indications, handling, upper jaw protocols, bone condensing — advantages for biologically favorable, minimally traumatic surgery

  7. 12:45 – 13:45
    Lunch Break
  8. 13:45 – 15:15
    Participant Hands-On Session

    Guided practice on animal bone and training models: implant placement, bone augmentation technique, Magnetic Mallet, piezo surgery tips — individual coaching

  9. 15:15 – 15:30
    Coffee Break
  10. 15:30 – 16:00
    When Things Go Wrong: Complication Management

    Failed osseointegration, explantation protocols, re-implantation timing, soft tissue complications — what to do and how to communicate with your patient

  11. 16:00 – 16:30
    Final Prosthetic Workflow on Ceramic Implants

    Prosthetic concepts, material selection, provisional strategies during healing, and the clinical workflow for definitive restorations

  12. 16:30 – 16:45
    Interactive Case Planning Session

    Participants bring or receive complex cases — group discussion from diagnosis through treatment plan to prosthetic outcome

  13. 16:45 – 17:00
    Closing, Certification & Q&A

    Final discussion, take-home messages, certificate distribution Discussion

Terminy i bilety

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Poznaj opinie uczestników

  • Szkolenie na bardzo wysokim poziomie, dużo nowej wiedzy przekazanej w bardzo rzetelny i komunikatywny sposób. Jestem bardzo zadowolona.
    Anna Kowalska Wrocław
  • Naprawdę poprzeczka postawiona ogromnie wysoko. Tak jak zawsze byłam zadowolona z większości kursów, tak teraz ciężko będzie na innych wystawić też 5. Dziękuję!
    Marta Nowak Higienistka stomatologiczna
  • Super pomysł ze wsparciem na grupie. Objętość skryptu niesamowicie mnie zaskoczyła. Bardzo podobają mi się filmiki, bo można poćwiczyć na spokojnie w domu.
    Katarzyna Wiśniewska Kraków
  • Świetny kurs, bardzo naładowany wiedzą i praktyką. Myślę, że segment alignerów można by wydłużyć — dodając trzeci dzień. Zdecydowanie polecam!
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