Webinars by Osstell

Dr. Patrick Palacci

Wed, 3 February
1:00 PM EST (New York)

With the pandemic, our lives and attitudes changed dramatically. We had to adapt implant treatments to this new situation. Simplification, reliability, less surgical/prothetic appointments, more efficient treatment lead us to consider immediate loading as an alternative to conventional implant treatment. What protocol should be applied in order to fulfill those prerequisites. Resonance frequency analysis is one of the tools we have in our hands in order to optimize this kind of treatments.

Prof. Mauro Labanca

Wed, 10 March
7:00 AM EST (New York)

Immediate loading options are being offered as almost routine and within everyone’s reach, but with more circumspection, particularly in light of the literature, which demonstrates that it is not always true that the success rates equal those of traditional treatments. How to ensure quality and the best outcome in the procedures and applying science as well as conscience?

Dr. Paul S. Rosen DMD, MS

This lecture will review the need for resonance frequency analysis with dental im-plants since both our treatment protocols and our patient pattern of healing fails to follow preconceived norms.

Dr. Raquel Zita Gomes DMD, PG, MSc, PhD, Oral Surgeon, University Prof.

This webinar will present and discuss the loading protocols (delayed, early, immediate) in modern Oral Implantology, and create guidelines for daily decisions.

Dr. Barry P. Levin D.M.D.

Achieving successful outcomes for implant therapy is based on multiple parameters. One of the most critical goals is the achievement of implant stability. Primary stability of the implant at the time of placement is a mechanical entity. Secondary stability at the time of restoration refers to the osseointegration of the implant with vital bone. Hard and soft tissue stability are critical to long-term health and esthetics. In this webinar, an expert will explain the importance of the Insertion Torque Value (ITV) and the Implant Stability Quotient (ISQ) for dental implant therapy.