Description

Sinus grafting is the probably one of the most common and predictable grafting procedures in implant dentistry. This course has been designed to allow delegates to learn first-hand how to correctly assess patients prior to sinus grafting and learn step-by-step surgical protocols for both lateral and crestal approaches.

Delegates will also learn which graft materials work best in which scenarios and how to safely harvest autogenous bone to improve treatment outcomes, followed by the opportunity to gain hands-on experience treating cadavers. The course faculty comprises two highly experienced surgeons who routinely carry out sinus grafts in practice.

Agenda

08:30 Registration both days

09:00 Course begins

17:30 Course finishes

Learning Aim

This course has been designed to allow delegates to learn first-hand how to correctly assess patients prior to sinus grafting and learn step-by-step surgical protocols for both lateral and crestal approaches.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of the course, delegates should be able to understand:

• How to use CBCT imaging to evaluate sinus anatomy to ensure predictable sinus grafting

• The anatomy, biology, and wound healing of sinus grafting

• The indications, guidelines, and step-by-step surgical protocols for sinus grafting: lateral and crestal approaches using both piezo and surgical handpieces

• How to perform sinus grafting with delayed and simultaneous implant placement

• The differences between autografts, allografts and xenografts relating to sinus grafting and when and how to use them

• How to diagnose and manage thickened sinus membranes, polyps and mucous retention cysts

• How to recognise, manage and prevent complications associated with sinus grafting, both during the procedure and postoperatively

Summary

TITLE

Sinus Grafting Course with Guy McLellan & Pynadath George Advanced Implant Training

LOCATION

Coventry

STARTS

08:30, 24 Mar 2022

ENDS

17:30, 25 Mar 2022

LEVEL

Advanced

SPACES

CPD

N/A

COST

£2,700.00 per person, inc. VAT

T&C

Location

Doubletree by Hilton Coventry

Telephone

N/A

Address

Paradise Way, Walsgrave on Sowe

City/Town

Coventry

Postcode

CV2 2ST

County

West Midlands

Country

United Kingdom

Name

Guy McLellan

Bio

Guy McLellan BDS FDS RCS (Eng) MBBS, Dental Implant Surgeon

Guy McLellan is doubly qualified in both dentistry and medicine and a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He has over 10 years’ hospital experience including training in ENT and plastic surgery and currently holds an Honorary Consultant post in Oral Implantology at Charing Cross Hospital where he runs the dental implant clinic. His experience in implants dates to 1994 and includes extra-oral implants to retain facial cosmetics/reconstruction following facial cancer surgery as well as intra-oral cancer rehabilitation and facial deformities such as cleft lip and palate. He continues to work as a member of the Cranio-Facial team at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.

In private practice he limits his practice to surgical implantology and augmentation procedures including complex intra-oral and extra-oral grafting. He is a mentor for Nobel Biocare and is actively involved in Implant education. He is a member of the Association of Dental Implantology (ADI), the European Association of Osseointegration and a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. He is a mentor for Nobel Biocare and the ADI.

Name

Pynadath George

Bio

Speaker: Pynadath George

MFDS RCPS, DRDP, MSc Rest Dent, PGDip, MSc Imp Dent

Dr Pynadath George is at the forefront of teaching and mentoring Full Arch Implant Dentistry and has been running Full Arch Implant courses for over 6 years and has trained numerous dentists in this period.

Dr George’s scope of practice is limited to advanced restorative dentistry and dental implants. His work is limited to advanced bone grafting to complex full arch cases such as pterygoid and zygomatic implants.

He previously taught Restorative Dentistry and implants as a Teacher/Lecturer in Liverpool Dental School and worked as a Staff Grade in a tertiary level hospital, treating cancer patients with fixed and removal prosthetics utilising implants.