OHI-S Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR) From Biological Principles to Predictable Clinical Outcomes 4 lessons 2h 43min

The “Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR): From Biological Principles to Predictable Clinical Outcomes” course is a 2-hour and 43-minute program consisting of 4 lessons. It addresses a paradigm shift in implant dentistry by proactively preserving and reconstructing the dentoalveolar complex at the time of extraction, rather than managing post-extraction tissue collapse. The program combines biological principles, clinical decision-making, surgical techniques, and prosthetic planning to achieve predictable hard- and soft-tissue outcomes.
Learning Objectives

Understand the biological foundations and treatment philosophy behind Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR).

Execute clinical decision-making processes, including case selection, defect analysis, and indications for IDR.

Evaluate extraction socket classification, alveolar bone remodeling, and strategies for preserving ridge architecture.

Implement surgical protocols for minimally invasive extraction, socket preparation, bone harvesting, graft stabilization, and implant positioning.

Utilize prosthetic planning, surgical guides, and provisional restorations to achieve predictable esthetic outcomes.

Target Audience
This course is designed for dental professionals and surgeons seeking to transition from traditional post-extraction management to proactive dentoalveolar reconstruction at the time of extraction.
Best for Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Periodontists, and Prosthodontists.
Topics
Lesson 1. Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR): Biological Foundations and Treatment Philosophy

Evolution of Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR)

Biological principles of immediate dentoalveolar reconstruction

Preservation of the dentoalveolar complex following tooth extraction

The role of buccal plate reconstruction in ridge preservation

Indications and clinical objectives of the IDR concept

IDR as a biologically driven treatment philosophy

Analysis of clinical cases

Lesson 2. Clinical Decision-Making and Treatment Planning in the IDR Concept

Differentiating IDR from conventional immediate implant placement

Case selection and indication criteria for IDR

Evaluation of defect morphology and biological prerequisites

Surgical and prosthetic factors influencing treatment predictability

Implant positioning, graft stabilization, and restorative planning

Clinical workflow and analysis of representative IDR cases

Lesson 3. Clinical Foundations of Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR)

The biological decision-making pathway for Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR)

Understanding post-extraction alveolar bone remodeling and resorption

Extraction socket classification and treatment planning

Clinical indications and case selection for IDR

Implant selection criteria for Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration

Classification of alveolar bone defects according to José Carlos da Rosa

Fundamental biological and surgical principles of the IDR technique

Biological rationale for maxillary tuberosity bone grafting

Surgical guide application and provisional crown planning workflow

Lesson 4. Surgical Workflow of Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR): From Extraction to Graft Stabilization

Preoperative evaluation of the surgical site using CBCT analysis

Clinical assessment and treatment planning before tooth extraction

Minimally invasive extraction protocols: step-by-step surgical workflow

Socket debridement and disinfection protocols for predictable reconstruction

Instruments and techniques for bone harvesting from the maxillary tuberosity

Step-by-step protocol for maxillary tuberosity bone graft harvesting

Alternative donor sites and approaches for autogenous bone harvesting

Osteotomy preparation and graft stabilization within the extraction socket

Crestal sinus floor elevation using Versah protocols

Intraoperative prosthetic workflow and immediate provisional restoration planning