Osteocom Testori Masterclass Maxillary Sinus Surgery

Quality: Full HD video

Language: english

Length: 13 hours and 6 minutes on demand

Subtitles: English

Number of videos: 12 theoretical lessons, 2 clinical videos

Testori Masterclass: Maxillary Sinus Surgery Diagnostic tips, clinical indications, and surgical techniques: the lateral approach and alternative treatments

Prof. Tiziano Testori (MD, DDS, MSc, FICD) welcomes you to Maxillary Sinus Surgery, the osteocom Masterclass that condenses 30+ years of clinical experience and research in maxillary sinus elevation. Thanks to its practical how–to–do approach, this Masterclass shows you how to perform sinus lift step by step, from diagnosis and case selection to the management of intra- and postoperative complications.By joining this evidence-based educational path, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the evolution of sinus lift protocols and techniques over the last decades, as well as of the key role played by sinus grafting surgery and its impact on implant survival rate.
In particular, you’ll learn how a new flap design and a new antrostomy technique can help you make sinus surgery with lateral approach less invasive and minimize the risk of postoperative complications.
Are you eager to know more? Then join Prof. Testori in this incredible journey into maxillary sinus surgery!

The course includes:

12 theoretical video lessons (9+ hours)
2 ReLIVE Surgeries with step-by-step commentary (3+ hours)
Certificate of Attendance

Topics covered in the course:

Sinus physiology: when to refer to an ENT specialist?
Case selection: diagnosis, indications and contraindications
Maxillary sinus lift: clinical indications, treatment planning, surgical procedures
Lateral vs crestal approach: the rationale behind this choice
How to prevent, detect, and manage intra– and post–op complications
A new flap design technique to avoid biological and vascular complications
The Simplified Antrostomy Design (S.A.D.) Technique

At the end of the course, you will be able to:

Perform sinus lift with lateral access using piezoelectric devices or traditional rotary tools;
Manage common complications such as membrane perforations, cysts removal, and septum bones;
Understand and perform the S.A.D. Technique to facilitate maxillary sinus membrane elevation;
Properly use the correct instruments for membrane detachment and elevation;
Performs different functional antrostomy designs;
Understand when and how to prepare the site for implant placement;
Identify and propose alternatives to sinus lift: the M.I.F.A. protocol.

Who you will learn from:
Prof. Tiziano Testori is a world-renowned specialist with over 30 years of experience in Implant Dentistry and Sinus Lift. He has authored over 120 peer-reviewed publications indexed in PubMed and 4 books on this clinical topics.
Who the channel is for:
This Masterclass is recommended to all young professionals who are eager to gain a deeper understanding of maxillary sinus surgery, as well as to all experienced periodontologists and implantologists who want to keep up-to-date with the latest clinical protocols and techniques.

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