Coronally Advanced Entire Papilla Preservation Technique

This course focuses on the discussion of the newest surgical technique that allows soft tissues, interproximal attachment and gingival margin coronal advancement in patients with missing papilla and loss of attachment.

Participants will discover how to improve interproximal clinical attachment level and pocket closure avoiding the risk of gingival recession.

They will also understand the importance of regenerating interdental attachment to improve the prognosis of the tooth, the gingival margin stability and to lessen the severity of the peri-implant disease condition.

The course is designed to let participants gain knowledge and practical skills to be immediately applied in their daily clinical practice, and that is for this reason we will offer 3 ReLIVE Surgeries commented by the author who will guide you in a step-by-step mode throughout the surgery, constantly offering tips & tricks and insights.

If you are looking for an experience that will help you go beyond everyday periodontology and solve complex cases this is the course for you! In particular, the following topics will be covered during the course: At the end of the course,

you’ll be able to:

• Promote gingival margin stability in the treatment of intrabony defects at sites with a thin gingival phenotype

• Improve interproximal clinical attachment level and pocket closure avoiding gingival recession

• Manage a CA-EPP flap using a CTG to promote gingival margin stability

• Combine papilla preservation, connective tissue grafting and coronally advanced flaps

• Efficiently repair challenging interproximal soft and hard tissue deficiencies

• Reduce the presence of black triangles and aesthetic problems

Who is the course for?

Participation in this course is particularly recommended for experienced professionals who want to deepen the approach theorized by Prof. Rasperini to handle complex cases through the combined approach of Coronally Advanced Flap and Entire Preservation Papilla Technique.

Ok, but how does it work?

This 3 hour and 30 minutes course is divided into 4 theory lectures