This program lasts for one academic year, during which students will acquire both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The purpose of the master is to provide clinicians with necessary means for a correct diagnostic and operative approach to an ideal implant prosthetic rehabilitation. Students will be drawn into modern implantology from the diagnosis to the prosthetic rehabilitation and will have the chance to get in contact with the most modern surgical techniques and technologies.
The official language of the Master will be English.
Istituto Stomatologico Toscano is the Partner for the Professional Master Program.
The Professional Master is qualified as SCIENCE due to its tecnical and scientific characteristics.
UniCamillus divides the teaching proposal of First and Second level Professional Masters and Specialization Courses as follows:
Start Date: March 2020
Location:
Language: English
Final Certification and Formative Credits: all candidates who have completed the planned training and passes the final exam will receive a second level Professional Master Degree in Oral Implantology with the grant of 60 credits(CFU)
Duration: The Master’s program lasts 12 months and includes a total time of 1.500 hours, divided into:
Attendance mode:
The attendance is mandatory for at least the 75% of the total hours of the Master. For frontal lectures and seminars (unless otherwise comunication) a commitment of 4 session of approximately 5 days is forseen for the entire duration of the Master.The total hours of training will be scheduled in accordance with the host structure.
Seats available: a minimum number of 10 students is requested in order to start the Master. Below the thershold of 10, UniCamillus can unilaterally decide not to activate the Master (participants will receive the already paid partecipant fees back).
The Master has a theoretical-practical approach aimed at providing a learning on the problems of the surgical and rehabilitation prosthetic phases supporting the implant. The teachings that are carried out within the Tuscan Dental Institute, aim to provide basic theoretical and methodological knowledge and consist of lectures and practical laboratory activities The Master’s program includes the following teaching modules:
MODULE 1 (3 CFU): ANATOMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN ORAL SURGERY
Description: Interpreting and standing the clinical and procedural implications of the specific procedures of Implant Surgery to highlight the functional aspects of bone tissue and biological responses to implant insertion Key points.
MODULE 2 (2 CFU): GNATOLOGY ELEMENTS IN IMPLANT-PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION
Description: Analyze the gnatological implications of implant-supported prosthetic rehabilitation.
MODULE 3 (1 CFU): PATHOLOGY OF THE ORAL MUCOSA Description:
MODULE 4 (2 CFU): SURGICAL TECHNIQUE IN ORAL IMPLANTOLOGY
Description: Preparation of the surgery field in aseptic conditions. Preparation of implant site, implant insertion and insertion torque control. Surgical techniques for incision and suture.
MODULE 5 (2 CFU): BONE RECONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES
Description: To deepen the biological bases of bone regeneration, cellular mechanisms of bone regeneration. Bone reconstruction techniques, type of biomaterials, type of membranes. Alveolar bone reconstruction techniques with bone blocks, maxillary sinus lifting techniques, inlay bone grafts in the posterior mandible.
MODULE 6 (2 CFU): POST EXTRACTIVE IMPLANTS
Description: post-extraction bone remodeling phenomena, ridge preservation techniques, post-extractive implantation, post-mining plant and GBR techniques. Post-extracting plant and immediate loading.
MODULE 7 (1 CFU): PROSTHETIC COMPONENTISTIC AND SOLUTIONS
Description: Explain the main connection options in implant prostheses by exploring the micromechanical aspects and organic a – Plant / abutment connection b – Abutment / prosthesis connectio c – Component analysis of components.
MODULE 8 (1 CFU): PROSTHETIC DESIGN IN IMPLANTOLOGY
Description: to make known the principles that guide the design of prosthetic rehabilitation on plants as far as the number pillars, biomechanical and aesthetic considerations(a) – Biomechanics of implant-supported prosthetic reconstruction (b) – Diagnostic wax-up (c )- Occlusal project (d) – Realization of the surgical stent (e) – Considerations on tooth-implant connection(f).
MODULE 9 (1 CFU): IMMEDIATE LOADING PROCEDURES
Description: Analyze surgical and prosthetic immediate procedures.
MODULE 10 (1 CFU): PERIMPLANTS SOFT TISSUE
Second stage surgery, management of peri-implant soft tissue.
MODULE 11 (1 CFU): MAXILLO-FACIAL SURGERY AND ORAL SINUSITIS THERAPY
Description: Oral reconstructive surgery.
MODULE 12 (1 CFU): COMPUTER GUIDED SURGERY & INNOVATIONS IN IMPLANTOLOGY
Description: Diagnostic surgical and prosthetic procedures Innovations in implantology
MODULE 13 (1 CFU): TREATMENT OF PERI-IMPLANTITIS
Description: Understand the prevalence of peri-implant pathologies, treatment principles,surgical techniques, and prevalence of post-treatment success.
MODULE 14 (1 CFU): HYGIENE PROTOCOLS FOR CANDIDATE TO PROSTHETICREHABILITATION
Description: Biological considerations on the connection between implant and prosthesis
Master Director is Simone Marconcini .
He is responsible for the Scientific Research at the Tuscan Stomatologic Institute – research fundation. Doctor of Philosophy in Nanotechnology at the University of Genova, MSc in Bone Reconstruction, award-winning specialist in oral surgery and implantology (University of Pisa), with over 10 years’ experience of research in oral health. Strong communication and leadership skills that helped expanding the scientific network of the Tuscan Stomatologic Institute. National scientific qualification as associate professor in stomatology with experience in teaching at the University of Pisa in graduate and post-graduate courses. International speaker at several dental meetings, including IADR world congresses in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, and upcoming 2019. Winner of the ADR/PHILIPS ORAL HEALTHCARE YOUNG INVESTIGATOR RESEARCH GRANT with the project titled “The influence of different surgical protocols on the outcome of dental implants in diabetic patients.”. Author of more than 50 scientific publications in impacted scientific journals (see below), co-author of three books, active member of IADR, IAO (Italian Academy of Osteointegration). Excellent English and French speaker, professional tennis player, proud dad.
Main speakers are:
One of the following degree titles are required to be admitted to the Professional Master Program (or near graduation by the Master enrollment deadline):
Other candidates who can also apply:
The University reserves the right to admit candidates with different qualifications but relevant to the Master’s course.
PROCEDURES AND TERMS FOR APPLICATION The application must be received, signed and written on plain paper, as well as written clearly and legibly, using the form available on the web site, by 02/15/2020:
The following documents must be attached to the application:
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