Masterclass Docteur Giacomo Fabbri

Cabinet Dr Noharet
12 Quai du Général Sarrail, 69006, Lyon
La conférence sera donnée en anglais, sans système de traduction.

The secret to a successful implant-supported prosthesis lies in achieving complete integration of the restoration at all levels. Implant restorations involve a series of interfaces that must be optimized to ensure long-term success. These include: the prosthetic interface, the aesthetic interface, the soft tissue interface, and the bone interface. All of these parameters are closely interconnected, and through careful selection of both surgical and restorative protocols, it is possible to optimize their integration. In this regard, a solid understanding of the biological principles surrounding dental implants is essential for making appropriate therapeutic decisions.

This evaluation becomes crucial in the treatment of aesthetic areas. In fact, the perfect aesthetic integration of the implant-supported restoration depends on key factors:

1. the diagnosis and prosthetic planning;
2. the evaluation of the bone compartment and its management using the most appropriate surgical techniques;
3. the evaluation and management of the supracrestal compartment;
4. the choice of the restorative material.

The role of the supracrestal compartment has gained a crucial role in recent years in implant therapy. In managing aesthetic areas, the role of the supracrestal compartment is fundamental for optimizing natural soft tissue integration and avoiding soft tissue defects.

During the course, this aspect will be addressed from a surgical and prosthetic point of view, to allow for the safest possible approach to implant therapy in aesthetic zones.

Keywords: RESTORATIVE ROOM – BIOLOGICAL INTEGRATION – SOFT TISSUE MANAGEMENT  – SUPRACRESTAL COMPLEX – ESTHETIC INTEGRATION