Sinus and Bone Augmentation Hands-on Cadaver Course (London) – 30 June-2 July 2022

Learning aims and objectives for the sinus and bone augmentation course:

• Develop hands-on knowledge of surgical anatomy of the head and neck and explore implant-related anatomy, vital structures, blood vessels, nerves and tissue spaces on fresh frozen cadavers.
• Develop an understanding of diagnosis of sinus diseases and their management.
• Carry out crestal and lateral approach sinus and bone grafting surgery, block augmentation with harvesting technique from chin and ramus and fixation with various techniques.
• Hints and tips to provide predictable results and avoid complications.
• Use of various particulate and membrane biomaterials.
• Learn Bonering augmentation technique and CAD CAM bone augmentation technique.
• Learn how to use A-PRF™ technique in bone regeneration.
• Learn to prevent, manage and resolve complications involved with sinus and bone augmentation surgery.

Day 1 – Thursday 30th June 2022
The Hallam Conference Centre, 44 Hallam Street, London W1W 6JJ

08:45 – Course registration
09:00 – Dr Feran: Introduction and sinus augmentation
10:30 – Coffee break
11:00 – Mr Toma and Miss Little: Anatomy in relation to para-nasal sinuses, sinus pathology and ENT perspective
12:00 – Lunch
13:30 – Dr Feran: Sinus augmentation techniques
15:00 – Coffee break
15:30 – Dr Feran: Sinus augmentation techniques II and biomaterials
18:00 – Questions and day ends

Day 2 – Friday 1st July 2022
King’s College London, Dissecting Room, Hodgkin Building, Guy’s Campus, London SE1 1UL

08:45 – 17:00 Full day of practical cadaveric dissection and augmentation techniques practical including live demonstrations and hands-on practice of: sinus augmentation, block grafting, particulate grafting, use of biomaterials, use of pin and screw fixation and bonering augmentation. Cadavers will be available for you to explore and dissect as required.

Day 3 – Saturday 2nd July 2022
LCIAD, 28 Wimpole Street, London W1G 8GW

08:30 – Course registration
09:00 – Dr Feran: Maxillary sinus augmentation surgery, live interactive surgical demonstration.
10:30 – Coffee break
11:00 – Dr Feran: Maxillary sinus augmentation surgery, live interactive surgical demonstration (continued).
12:00 – Lunch
13:00 – Dr Feran: Evidence base, consent and and medicolegal issues
15:00 – Questions, certificates and course end

Day 1 – Didactic teaching with lectures and videos at the Hallam Conference Centre

Day 2 – Full day on fresh frozen cadavers at King’s College London Dissecting Room

Day 3 – Live sinus augmentation surgery and lectures at LCIAD

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Day 1 – The Hallam Conference Centre, 44 Hallam Street, London W1W 6JJ

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Day 2 – King’s College London, Dissecting Room, Hodgkin Building, Guy’s Campus, London SE1 1UL

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Day 3 – The London Centre for Implant and Aesthetic Dentistry (LCIAD), 28 Wimpole Street, London W1G 8GW

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When booking The Marylebone Hotel please quote The LCIAD Academy to receive a preferential rate.

Delegates should have completed at least 20 implant cases and be familiar with the theory and rationale of basic bone augmentation around implants.

Loupes and a light are regarded as mandatory for the course and the clinical practice of these techniques thereafter.

Scrubs and protective clothing and disposables for the hands-on cadaver sessions are normally provided by King’s College London but delegates are encouraged to bring their own scrubs and washable clogs or footwear if they desire.

Prompt arrival on the cadaver day will maximise time spent on the practical aspects.

There is normally a dinner on the Friday evening after the cadaver hands-on day and we would be delighted if delegates attend with the whole group.

Under no circumstances is any photography or video permitted in the cadaver rooms.

Type of CPD (A,B,C or D) based on GDP Enhanced CPD development outcome requirements

Development outcomes in bold

A
Effective communication with patients, the dental team and others across dentistry, including when obtaining consent, dealing with complaints, and raising concerns when patients are at risk. e.g. Communication skills / Consent / Complaints handling / Raising concerns / Safeguarding.

B
Effective management of self and effective management of others or effective work with others in the dental team, in the interests of patients, providing constructive leadership where appropriate. e.g. Effective practice management / Business management / Team working / Leadership skills.

C
Maintenance and development of knowledge and skill within your field(s) of practice. e.g. Clinical and technical areas of study / Radiography / Cross infection control / Medical emergencies and CPR / Emerging technologies and treatments / CPD specific for your daily role(s) / Upskilling opportunities.

D
Maintenance of skills, behaviours and attitudes which maintain patient confidence in you and the dental profession and put patients’ interests first. e.g. Ethical and legal issues and developments / Professional behaviours / Equality and diversity training.

18 hours of CPD

Thank you very much for the whole experience. It was one of the best courses I have ever gone to. Great way of teaching. I feel that I’ve learned a lot and I cannot wait to put it into practice. Thank you again.
Dr Aniko Lazar

Excellent course. Covered everything I wanted and more. The hands-on element was fantastic. Would definitely recommend.
Dr Brad Thornton

I have really enjoyed the course and will definitely recommend this to my friends. The course lectures were very comprehensive and very well presented in a very interesting way. The practical session on the cadaveric specimens really helped me to understand the principles and clinical delicacy required for sinus lifting procedures. My understanding of the subject has been greatly deepened and I would feel confident in carrying out the procedure…overall a fantastic and informative course and well worth the outlay.
Dr Mark Jensen

This course has demystified open sinus lifts for me. Lectures excellent, cadaver dissection extremely useful, great live surgery and discussion. Great hospitality from the team throughout.
Dr Ray McNamara

Probably the best course I have ever been on. Well organised, good venues,
great practical session, very informative and completely relevant to my practice. I would definitely recommend this course.
Dr Cathy Jenkins

I would just like to pass on my thanks for arranging such a great course. The venue was fantastic. Those delivering the content were enthusiastic, friendly and approachable and clearly had extensive knowledge and experience of implant
provision. I left the course feeling inspired and ready to put into practice some of the skills learned. I will thoroughly recommend any event organised by your team to practitioners who are considering further education in the field of implant dentistry.
Dr Paul Hudson

Could I also say how impressed and pleased I was with your course. The combination of lectures, practical and live surgery were extremely well thought out and delivered. It was great that you were prepared to share all your hard-gained knowledge so generously, even extending to showing us your successes and failures with free and frank discussion about what you actually did to solve the problems involved.
Dr Michael Atkinson

In my career spanning 34 years, I can say with conviction that I can hardly recall a few that were as good and of a high standard as the one you have just done.
Dr Vasant Patel

I would like to send my thanks and congratulations on a most wonderful course.
It is rare that I leave a course with such a gain in knowledge and can honestly say that it is the only course that I have ever attended that has left me with a completely new attitude and enthusiasm toward dentistry.
Dr Jeremy Hill

Very well organised and very high standard of knowledgeable lecturers with excellent experience. Excellent course with very friendly and experienced presenters and backup staff. I would fully endorse this course as it accomplishes exactly what it says it does and is very good value.
Dr Chris King

The course is restricted to 14 dental surgeons.
Lunch and teas / coffees will be served each day and your dietary requirements can be indicated on the accompanying booking form.