Soft and hard tissue aesthetics around the teeth is a vital part of periodontal surgery. This course will focus on how suture techniques and soft tissue engineering can affect the outcome of periodontal procedures, including implant-supported prostheses. Use of Periodontal Plastic Surgery Techniques will also be stressed for optimal aesthetic outcome and facilitation of oral hygiene.

This course will include a didactic portion as well as a hands-on where participants will practice suture techniques on animal jaws.

All participants will receive a certificate of completion at the conclusion of each course.

Basic Program (1 Day Program) H

Handling yourself
Instrumentation
Suture Technique
Suture Materials
Wound Healing Process

Intermediate  (Two 1 Day Programs)

A  (One- Day Program)  H
 GTR (Guided Tissue Regeneration Technique)
 Oral Biology of Gingiva
 Materials Used for treating Periodontal Defects
 Literature Review

B (One- Day Program)  H
 GBR (Guided Bone Regeneration Technique)
 Bone Physiology
 Sinus Bone Graft
 Materials Used for Treating Bone Defects
 Literature Review

Advanced Surgery Program (Upon Appointment)

Upon completion of Intermediate Program

A Observation of Surgical Procedure
     (Implant surgery, periodontal surgery, Periodontal Plastic Surgery, and Microsurgery)

Instructors

	Kasumi Barouch DMD, PHD Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Periodontology and Oral Biology Clinical Assistant Professor, Center for Implantology Goldman School of Dental Medicine Boston University
	Dr. Amir Mohsen Mahoozi
	Dr. Hesham Al-Meshat

Contact and Registration