3-Day Certificate in Modern Soft tissue Management at implant sites

Status

bookable

Registration deadline

10. Oct 2026 (UTC-6)

Price per Participant (local taxes apply)

USD 2599.00

Language

English

Points

0.00 Points

Delivery method

Event

Audience

National

Speaker(s)

Dr.

Lorenzo Tavelli

Shayan Barootchi

Description

The 3-Day Certificate in Modern Soft Tissue Management at Implant Sites is an advanced hands-on program designed for clinicians aiming to master the biological, surgical, and esthetic aspects of peri-implant soft tissue management. Developed by the Harvard School of Dental Medicine for TissueXCourses, this course provides a comprehensive, problem-solving approach to peri-implant soft tissue deficiencies, covering keratinized mucosa augmentation, soft tissue thickening procedures, immediate implant protocols, management of esthetic complications, and papilla augmentation.

Through a blend of lectures, live demonstrations, and intensive hands-on sessions on pig jaws and surgical models, participants will gain the confidence and technical proficiency to diagnose, plan, and execute soft tissue surgeries around implants with precision and predictability.

Product segments: Implantology

Learning objectives

Understand the biological principles and clinical relevance of peri-implant soft tissue management for long-term health and esthetics
Master surgical techniques for keratinized mucosa augmentation, including the free gingival graft, strip graft, and mesh graft
Learn bilaminar and tunnel techniques for soft tissue thickening at implant placement and for the treatment of peri-implant recession defects
Integrate soft tissue grafting within immediate implant protocols for esthetic anterior sites
Gain proficiency in papilla reconstruction and management of soft tissue dehiscences through minimally invasive and interdisciplinary approaches
Develop sound clinical reasoning and decision-making skills to address complications and ensure predictable esthetic outcomes in daily implant practice

Sessions

08. Oct 2026
| 08:30 – 17:00