Module 2 – Surgical Anatomy Theory for the Oral Implantologist

 

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In this Module we will review the Head & Neck Anatomy. Applied surgical dental and implantological anatomy of the mouth, maxilla and mandible and related vital structures have to be discussed in details.

It will provide a systematic review of the anatomical structures, and participants will learn how to apply that knowledge in the surgical setting.

• Introduction of Head and neck detailed Anatomy.

  • Scalp, palate, face, nose, orbit, paranasal sinus, the carotid triangle, Nerves and Vessels of the face, Temporal and infratemporal fossae)

• Surgical Anatomy of Mandible / Maxilla.

• Surgical Anatomy of the submandibular region.

• Anatomy of oral hard and soft tissues

• Structures of the floor of the mouth:

 

• Lingual nerve – submandibular gland and duct –sublingual gland.

• Lingual contours of the mandible bone

• Incisive foramen and canal with nervus nasopalatinus.

• Foramen palatinum majus and course of the greater palatine artery

• Topographical anatomy

• Lower jaw, interforaminal

• Upper jaw, anterior teeth region

• Upper and lower jaw, posterior teeth region, tuberosity

• Embryology of the head and neck

• Bone tissue

• Surgical anatomy of bone grafting

• Applied anatomy of the skull

• Blood supply of the head and neck

• The oral cavity and palate

• Temporal and infratemporal fossae

• Temporomandibular joint

• Submandibular triangle

• Submental and digastric triangles

 

• Be familiar with different bone types, anatomy, physiology, and local growth factors.

• Demonstration on specimen of the theory discussed

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Course Duration (Days): 2 Days

Language: English

Total Points: 20 CE

• 16 CE (2 days per 8 hours)

• 1 CE (Hands on training on Specimens)

• 1 CE (Case Discussions)

• 2 CE (Review and Session Exam)

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