Learning outcomes

The course is aimed at basic training in the field of clinical implantology for dental hygienist. To this end, the specific objective of the course is to provide the student with the basic scientific knowledge, on the physiopathology and the different types of pathology that arise at the level of perimplantarian tissues and the ways of prevention and management as a dental hygienist. IMPLANT SURGERY MODULE Educational objectives: The implantology course aims to convey to students all the knowledge relating to the placement of dental endosseous implants. In particular, all the surgical, medical, radiological, anatomical and prosthetic aspects related to implant surgery will be treated. During the theoretical lessons, as much information as possible will be provided for a correct planning of implant treatment through the presentation of explanatory clinical cases. At the end of the course the student must be able to: • know the biology of osseointegration • know the main indications and contraindications to implantology • know the tools useful for a correct diagnosis and treatment planning • know the different ways of prosthetic rehabilitation • know the different surgical options and how to manage and perform the implant surgery. CLINICAL PERIMPLANTOLOGY AND PERIMPLANTOLOGY MODULE Training objectives: i: the course is designed to offer students basic training in the field of clinical implantology. The specific objective of the course is to provide the student with basic scientific knowledge on pathophysiology and on the different types of pathology that arise in the peri-implant tissues. DENTAL PROSTHESIS MODULE Training objective: The course aims to provide students with the necessary knowledge to obtain an in-depth knowledge of the main types of traditional prostheses and prostheses on implants with a focus on all stages of diagnosis and programming of prosthetic treatment. DENTAL HYGIENE TECHNIQUES IN PATIENTS WITH SYSTEMIC CONDITIONS Training objective: The course aims to make the student aware and autonomous in the management of the treatment plan, before and after the session of IOP, of patients with systemic pathologies, referring to clinical protocols.