ITi Evening Seminar Melbourne

08. Sep 2026 | Victoria, Melbourne, Australia

Status
bookable
Registration deadline
05. Sep 2026 (UTC+1)
Price per Participant (local taxes apply)
EUR 0.00
Language
English
Points
0.00 Points
Audience
National

Speaker(s)

Dr

Terry Walton

Dr.

Alex Khominsky

Description

Lecture 1: Prof. Terry Walton

'Papilla Preservation Before Restoration Around Single Implant-supported Crowns'

 

Creating predictable aesthetics with implant-supported single crowns remains challenging, particularly when patient expectations differ from clinical assessments. As papilla form and soft tissue aesthetics play a key role in patient satisfaction, clinicians need reliable, practical treatment protocols.

In this session, Prof. Walton shares a streamlined approach that preserves papilla and establishes the emergence profile at extraction before delayed Type 2 implant placement with minimal or no grafting. The protocol simplifies treatment while reducing morbidity, appointments, cost, and technique sensitivity without compromising aesthetic outcomes.

Lecture 2: Dr. Alex Khominsky

'Papilla Preservation and Reconstruction: The Final Aesthetic Frontier?'

 

The papilla is essential for aesthetic success, yet its loss remains one of the greatest challenges in periodontal and implant therapy. This lecture explores the causes of papilla loss, evidence-based strategies for preservation, and the predictability of contemporary reconstructive techniques, providing clinicians with practical guidance and realistic expectations for managing complex aesthetic cases.

 

Product segments: Implantology

Sessions

  • 08. Sep 2026
  • | 17:30 – 21:30

ITI Evening Seminar

Speakers: Dr Terry Walton, Dr. Alex Khominsky

Venue location: Courtyard by Marriott Melbourne Flagstaff Gardens Melbourne

Lecture 1: Prof. Terry Walton 'Papilla Preservation Before Restoration Around Single Implant-supported Crowns'  Creating predictable aesthetics with implant-supported single crowns remains challenging, particularly when patient expectations differ from clinical assessments. As papilla form and soft tissue aesthetics play a key role in patient satisfaction, clinicians need reliable, practical treatment protocols. In this session, Prof. Walton shares a streamlined approach that preserves papilla and establishes the emergence profile at extraction before delayed Type 2 implant placement with minimal or no grafting. The protocol simplifies treatment while reducing morbidity, appointments, cost, and technique sensitivity without compromising aesthetic outcomes. Lecture 2: Dr. Alex Khominsky 'Papilla Preservation and Reconstruction: The Final Aesthetic Frontier?'  The papilla is essential for aesthetic success, yet its loss remains one of the greatest challenges in periodontal and implant therapy. This lecture explores the causes of papilla loss, evidence-based strategies for preservation, and the predictability of contemporary reconstructive techniques, providing clinicians with practical guidance and realistic expectations for managing complex aesthetic cases.

Journey & Venues

Courtyard by Marriott Melbourne Flagstaff Gardens
Batman Street 50
Victoria, 3003 Melbourne
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Contact person

Ellen McCallum