Current Concepts in Bioactivity and Regeneration
An injury to the tissue instantly stimulates the healing process. To heal properly, we need three elements: scaffolds, cells and growth factors. If one of these three elements are missing there will be no tissue regeneration. Plasma rich in growth factors (Endoret® (PRGF®) technology, enables clinicians to apply autologous growth factors and a fibrin scaffold in a simple, safe and effective method. The Endoret® (PRGF®) stimulates the tissue-building cells to achieve regeneration. An optimal alveolar regeneration is characterized by fast haemostasis, adequate inflammation, stem cell mobilization and differentiation, rapid soft tissue closure of the socket and correct tissue regeneration. The adequate management of the extraction socket will determine the final outcome of implant-supported restorations.

The Role of Autogenous Bone Plates In Critical Size Defects
A critical size defect is one that will not heal spontaneously and requires further surgical intervention to correct the situation. Those defects outside the normal scope of work also need that extra something to achieve an ideal result. Autogenous bone plates using the split bone block technique (SBBT) is one of those techniques that allows one to achieve outstanding results. This lecture will look at the benefits of autogenous bone over synthetic materials and compare solid blocks to SBBT to determine the best treatment options. The management and decision-making tree are comprehensively covered to allow the clinician to develop a structured workflow to help plan and execute these techniques. Tips and tricks will be discussed as well as indications and contraindications. The new technique of bone bending will also be shared as other exciting topics.

Zygomatic Implants From Diagnosis to Surgery; The Quadruple Zygoma Protocol (En Espanol)
Zygomatic implants concept is a very valuable reconstructive treatment option in cases of atrophic maxilla rehabilitations with a minimal invasive approach compared with major bone graft reconstructions, reducing treatment times, and offering immediate loading protocols. This presentation explain in depth the science, beginning, evolution, techniques, diagnosis, anatomy, planning, execution as well indications, contraindications, complications, approaches to prevent complications and many more features to take in account for the zygoma protocol oriented to a quad-zygoma treatment. It will be also discussed the current trends of this treatment modality with the passage of slides and video demonstration.

The Diagnosis and Treatment of Inflammatory Peri-implant Disease: We Have a Problem
The Diagnosis and Treatment of Inflammatory Peri-implant Disease: We Have a Problem

Implant Soft Tissue Barriers: The Critical Frontier
This presentation provides an overview to the Implant Surgeon of the importance of keratinized tissues, vestibular depth and muscle frenum removal. These procedures can be performed at various stages, prior to, at the time of, during stage uncovering or doing provisionalization of the implants. These procedures encompass several modalities, bed preparation, tissue harvest, muscle detachment, as well as repositioned pedicle flaps. Suturing and flap management will be highlighted.