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ZBLC Immediate MasterClass

How to make immediate implants your first-choice treatment?

Online Course
Online Service
Language: English
Categories: Implantology, Oral Surgery

What can you expect from this online course?

My name is Tomas Linkevicius, and I am a clinical and laboratory research director in implant dentistry with 20 years’ experience. After publishing my bestseller in 2019 and selling more than 3000 copies across the world, I am now pleased to announce the launch of the first online course on Zero Bone Loss Concepts.

Yes, you heard it right – an online course on how to develop and maintain crestal bone stability!

A lot of information is already present in my book and during live conferences, however, it is not possible to reach everybody. This is why I decided to bring Zero Bone Loss Concepts directly to you and provide up-to-date, exclusive and practical educational content, in a digital format.

You will be able to study these amazing principles whenever and wherever you want. Once you sign up to my course, not only will you have access to the content but you will also be part of a community of 500+ learners & colleagues. Sound appealing?

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Editor

Dr. Tomas Linkevičius DDS, Dip. Pros, PhD

Lithuania, Vilnius

Dr. Tomas Linkevicius received his DDS degree in 2000 from Kaunas University in Lithuania. In 2004 he finished the postgraduate program in prosthodontics at Vilnius University, and in 2009 he defended his thesis titled “The influence of mucosal tissue thickness on crestal bone stability around dental implants,” receiving his PhD degree from Riga Stradins University in Latvia. Dr. Linkevicius currently serves as an associate professor at the Institute of Odontology at Vilnius University. He also maintains a private practice and is the founder of a private research center. Dr. Linkevicius serves as a reviewer in several dental journals, including the International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Implants, the Journal of Periodontology, Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research, and the Journal of Clinical Periodontology. He is the author of the bestselling book Zero Bone Loss Concepts as well as many articles published in international journals.

ZBLC© Ambasadors

The course has helped me to improve in my daily work. The fact that the course is scientifically supported by investigation and clinical studies has given me more tools and knowledge to manage more techniques I have never done.
Maria Losardo, DDS, Argentina

The ZBLC online format is intuitive and is easy to navigate through. Having the flexibility to watch and rewatch all the material of the ZBLC online course in the comfort of my own home at my own pace is priceless.
Dr Gutierrez, DDS, USA

This course is a must for anyone who places or restore implants! If you ever look at an implant you placed and don’t know why it lost bone, or if you don’t understand implant connection, platform switch, engaging vs non engaging connection, vertical tissue thickness, biological width, this course is for you!
Ahmed Mataria, DDS, Clinical instructor, USA

Contents
Rationale for immediate implant placement I. Why should we do immediate implants? (1:38:37)
There are obvious reasons, why immediate implants should be a common-day practise. Yet, this treatment modality is often demonised and avoided. This must be changed, but that only can happen, if clinicians changes his/hers point of view. Clear advantages of immediate implants include:
1. Maintaining of pre-extraction soft tissue architecture
2. Tooth-like soft tissue profile
3. Less functional problems in posterior implants
4. More esthetic result in anterior region
5. Faster treatment for patients and dentist
All this much more or sometimes even impossible to achieve with delayed implants.

Rationale for immediate implant placement I. Why immediate implants are still considered risky? (1:17:02)
There is a clear explanation why immediate implants are still considered risky. Why we need to find explanation for this fact? Because without clear explanation, the change of mind to start doing immediates is impossible. There are 4 reasons to consider:
1. Thinking, that immediate implants are "new" treatment
2. Infamous past reputation
3. Strong educational attitude against immediate
4. Immediate implants done not properly
I overcome these obstacles with clear explanations!

Why are immediate implants successful? I. Osseointegration, profile and peri-implant tissues (1:30:50)
How many of us know the exact answers to following questions? I mean not just simple explanation, but real true step-by-step knowledge?
1. How do immediate implants integrate?
2. How is the profile tooth maintained?
3. How are peri-implant soft tissues developed after immediate implant placement?
4. How do get Zero bone loss status in immediate implants?
5. How is primary implant stability achieved?
3 hours in total of knowledge! Without it – no control of immediate implant treatment.

Why are immediate implants successful? II. Primary stability and crestal bone levels (1:31:55)
Does "the most important" factor exist in immediate implant placement? In contrary to implants, placed in completely healed ridges, think that there is a factor in immediate implant treatment, which overcomes all other discussed issues. What factor it is?

Immediate implant placement in molar region I. Implant depth, stability, bone grafting, healing abutments and soft tissue grafting (1:14:00)
Do you want to know, what is the most frequent question I get during the lectures? If you think, that "How deep should implant be placed during immediate implant placement?" you would be right! It is funny, when you think, that so simple question does not have a straight answer. Actually, did not have, because in this module I give the clear answer – HOW DEEP THE IMPLANT SHOULD BE PLACED!

Immediate implant placement in molar region II. Type A, B and C (1:01:09)
Immediate implants in molar regions can be divided into 3 types – A, B and C. This classification makes diagnosis much easier and allows to determine, how should implant be placed. Maybe we should use super-wide implants? They have been vilified for long, however do offer predictable treatment!

Immediate premolars (0:29:11)
Immediate premolars can be considered the most easy immediates, certainly, if you know how to place them :) 3 things to consider:
1. Apical stabilisation
2. Mesio-distal stabilisation
3. Both

Immediate implants in esthetic region (Coming-up, 2:11:19)
Secrets of immediate implant restorations? What are they? Do they exist at all? Some restorative things are important only if implant is placed immediately. This module discusses:
1. Protection channel of the implant
2. Special impression mode for immediates
3. The only material, which can be used for immediate implant restoration
Much more of course...

Prosthetic secrets of immediate restorations (1:51:27)
There is six major complications in immediate implants:
1. No primary stability
2. Poor selection of the case
3. Not good 3D position
4. Poor implant design
5. Poor prosthetic treatment
6. Implant loss

Complications, which could be avoided (1:00:14)
This is the video of anterior immediate implant placement, which consists of: atraumatic tooth extraction, implant placement, bone grafting, soft tissue grafting and fabrication of immediate provisional restoration.

Immediate molar placement Type A. Live surgery (35:52)
Classical example how to do hand-guided immediate implant placement in molar region.

Immediate implant in anterior zone. Live surgery ( 47:30)
If your septum is not wide enough? Switch to Type B implant placement in molar region

Immediate molar placement Type B. Live surgery (37:11)
If your septum is not wide enough? Switch to Type B implant placement in molar region

Full arch All-on-5 implant placement. Live surgery (50:28)
Fully guided immediate five implants placement with MUA and provisional restoration. Immediate loading

Implant design features for immediate (1:12:52) NEW
How to avoid implant design-related failures? Are there general design features, which help develop sufficient primary stability? I discuss this in this module.

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Tomas Linkevičius

Zero Bone Loss Concepts

1st Edition 2019
Book
Hardcover, 21,6 x 27,9 cm, 304 pages, 1231 illus
Language: English
Categories: Implantology, Oral Surgery

Stock No.: 7619
ISBN 978-0-86715-799-4
QP USA

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Conceptos de Cero Pérdida Ósea

1st Edition 2019
Book
Hardcover, 21,6 x 27,9 cm, 304 pages, 1231 illus
Language: Spanish
Categories: Implantology, Oral Surgery

ISBN 978-84-89873-87-2
QP USA