Osteocom Partial Extraction Therapy

Product Description

Osteocom Partial Extraction Therapy (PET) 

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1. Overview

The Osteocom Partial Extraction Therapy (PET) program is a comprehensive online course designed to provide an in-depth understanding of advanced techniques in implant dentistry. It focuses on the principles and clinical application of Partial Extraction Therapy, a minimally invasive approach aimed at preserving hard and soft tissues during implant placement.

By maintaining a portion of the natural tooth root, PET techniques help preserve the periodontal ligament, reducing the risk of alveolar bone resorption and soft tissue recession. This approach represents a significant advancement in achieving long-term stability and optimal esthetic outcomes in restorative and implant dentistry.

The course combines theoretical foundations with practical clinical insights, offering a structured, step-by-step framework supported by real case studies and long-term follow-up data.

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2. Course Features

• High-quality Full HD video content

• Structured lecture-based format

• Comprehensive coverage of both theory and clinical application

• Case-based learning with documented outcomes

• Focus on minimally invasive and esthetic-driven implant protocols

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3. Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

• Understand the biological principles underlying Partial Extraction Therapy

• Perform the Socket Shield technique in conjunction with immediate implant placement

• Identify and execute the different stages of Socket Shield therapy

• Evaluate edge preparation, bevel design, and prosthetic considerations

• Analyze clinical indications and contraindications for PET techniques

• Apply site-specific approaches for anterior and posterior regions

• Select and utilize appropriate surgical instruments

• Recognize and manage potential complications to ensure long-term success

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4. Target Audience

This course is designed for:

• General dentists performing extractions and implant procedures

• Implantologists and oral surgeons seeking advanced surgical protocols

• Periodontists focusing on tissue preservation and regeneration

• Prosthodontists and restorative specialists managing complex implant cases

• Dental residents and postgraduate students specializing in implantology or periodontology

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5. Key Learning Areas

Partial Extraction Therapy Principles

• Overview of PET concepts including socket shield, root submergence, and pontic shield techniques

• Biological rationale for preserving the periodontal ligament

Clinical Protocols and Techniques

• Step-by-step guidance for root fragment preservation during implant placement

• Surgical workflow and instrumentation

Esthetic and Functional Outcomes

• Management of the esthetic zone

• Preservation of gingival architecture and interdental papilla

• Long-term implant stability

Bone and Tissue Preservation

• Prevention of alveolar ridge resorption

• Maintenance of soft tissue contours

Case-Based Learning

• Clinical applications in anterior and posterior regions

• Real-world treatment scenarios with follow-up analysis

Complication Management

• Identification of risks and procedural limitations

• Strategies for prevention and corrective treatment

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6. Course Topics

1. Introduction – A Paradigm Shift in Implant Dentistry

2. Socket Shield Technique

3. Clinical Case Applications

4. Historical Development of the Technique

5. Indications and Contraindications

6. Treatment Variations and Approaches

7. Complication Management

8. Histological Foundations

9. Consensus and Clinical Guidelines

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This program provides a structured pathway for clinicians seeking to incorporate Partial Extraction Therapy into their practice, enhancing both esthetic outcomes and long-term implant success through evidence-based, minimally invasive techniques.