ZAGA Zygomatic Implants Online Course

ZAGA Zygomatic Implants Online Course by Dr. Aparicio

This Online ZAGA Course will provide you with all the theory and practical recommendations to place zygomatic implants following the ZAGA Concept. During 15 hours, Dr. Carlos Aparicio will be your guide throughout this journey.

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Course curriculum

1. A.1 Personal Introduction
2. A.2 First Patient
3. A.3 Professional life 1/2
4. A.4 Professional life 2/2
5. A.5 Objectives Outline
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6. A.6 Specific Objectives
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1. B.1 Defect type and Smile Line
2. B.2 Biomechanics and Remains of Alveolar Bone
3. B.3 Zygoma and Maxilla Bone Anatomy
4. B.4 Total Edentulism
5. B.5 Partial Edentulism
6. B.6 Rescue
7. B.7 Maxillary Atrophy
8. B.8 Implant And Grafting Failures
9. B.9 Failing Dentition
10. B.10 Maxillectomy
11. Quiz Module B
1. C.1 Literature Review
2. C.2 Challenge
3. C.3 The Original Technique 1/2
4. C.4 The Original Technique 2/2
5. C.5 The Original Technique Drawbacks
6. C.6 Slot Technique
7. C.7 The Extrasinus Technique
8. C.8 Comparison All Techniques
9. Quiz Module C
1. 1.1 Overview ZAGA Concept
2. 1.2 ZAGA Classification
3. 1.3 Understanding The Anatomy
4. 1.4 Understanding The Risks
5. 1.5 Objectives Of The Osteotomy Overview
6. 1.6 Preserve Bone - Single Vs Double Osteotomy
7. 1.7 Preserve Bone - Window Osteotomy Drawbacks
8. 1.8 Planning The Osteotomy
9. 1.9 ZAGA Paper
10. Quiz Module 1
1. 2.1 Two Types Of ZAGA Osteotomies
2. 2.2 Tunnel Osteotomy 1/2
3. 2.3 Tunnel Osteotomy 2/2
4. 2.4 Channel Osteotomy 1/3
5. 2.5 Channel Osteotomy - Maintaining The Sinus Lining 2/3
6. 2.6 Channel Osteotomy 3/3
7. 2.7 Osteotomies and Implant Design Summary
8. Module 2 Quiz
1. 3.1 ABC of ZAGA
2. 3.2 The A Point I- Prosthetical Criteria
3. 3.3 The A Point II - Biomechanical Criteria
4. 3.4 The A Point III - Anatomical Criteria - Avoid Soft Tissue Recession
5. 3.5 The A Point III - Anatomic Criteria - Reach Maximum BIC
6. 3.6 The A Point III - Anatomic Criteria - Sinus Preservation
7. Quiz Module 3
1. 4.1 Number Of Implants
2. 4.2 Implant Diameter
3. 4.3 Zygoma Architecture and Fracture Prevention 1/2
4. 4.4 Zygoma Architecture and Fracture Prevention 2/2
5. 4.5 Zygoma Architecture FEM publication
6. Quiz Module 4
1. 5.1 Plan
2. 5.2 Raise the Flap
3. 5.3 Place the retractor
4. 5.4 Join the two dots
5. Quiz Module 5
1. 6.1 Literature Review Regarding Complications
2. 6.2 Types of Complications
3. 6.3 Orbital Perforation
4. 6.4 Temporal Fossa Penetration
5. 6.5 Zygoma Fracture
6. 6.6 Instrument Fracture
7. 6.7 Excessive Bleeding
8. 6.8 Infra-Orbital Nerve Disturbance
9. 6.9. Transcutaneous Drilling
10. 6.10 Intracraneal Penetration
11. 6.11 Facial Hematomae
12. 6.12 Labial Laceration and Paresthesia
13. 6.13 Cellulitis and Flap Dehiscence
14. 6.14 Infection
15. 6.15 Late Soft Tissue Dehiscence Part 1
16. 6.16 Late Soft Tissue Dehiscence Part 2 Clinical Case
17. 6.17 Late Soft Tissue Dehiscence Part 3 Clinical Case
18. 6.18 Late Soft Tissue Dehiscence Part 4 Clinical Case
19. 6.19 Late Soft Tissue Dehiscence Cellulitis Part 1
20. 6.20 Late Soft Tissue Dehiscence Cellulitis Part 2
21. 6.21 Regular Implant Failure
22. 6.22 Peri-abutment Inflammation
23. 6.23 Coronal Gingival Fistulae
24. 6.24 Coronal Sinus Fistulae
25. 6.25 Apical Fistulae
26. 6.26 Apical Fistulae and Implant Design
27. 6.27 Oronasal or Orosinus Communication
28. 6.28 Late Rhinosinusitis
29. 6.29 Late Rhinosinusitis Treatment
30. 6.30 Prosthetic Complications - Bulky Prosthesis
31. 6.31 Prosthetic Complications - Components Fracture
32. Quiz Module 6
1. 7.1 Overview Soft Tissue Management
2. 7.2 Soft Tissue Healing and Delaying The Surgery
3. 7.3 Incision
4. 7.4 ZAGA Palatal Roll Flap
5. 7.5 ZAGA Partial Thickness Flap 1
6. 7.6 ZAGA Partial Thickness Flap 2
7. 7.7 ZAGA Partial Thickness Flap 3
8. 7.8 ZAGA Partial Thickness Flap 4
9. 7.9 ZAGA Partial Thickness Flap 5
10. 7.10 ZAGA Osteotomy
11. 7.11 Implant Design - Bone Maintenance
12. 7.12 Soft Tissue Stability - Compression
13. 7.13 Soft Tissue Stability - Infection
14. 7.14 L-PRF and Bone Grafting
15. 7.15 ZAGA Scarf Graft
16. 7.16 Bichat Fat Pad
17. 7.17 Abutment and Soft Tissue
18. 7.18 Suturing Considerations
19. 7.19 Hygiene Recommendations
20. 7.20 Soft Tissue Considerations - Summary
21. Quiz Module 7
1. 8.1 Introduction
2. 8.2 "O" for Prosthetic Offset
3. 8.3 "R" for Rhinosinusitis status
4. 8.4 "I" for Soft Tissue Inflammation/Infection
5. 8.5 "S" for Implant Stability
6. 8.6 Comparing the Original Technique and the ZAGA Concept using ORIS
7. 8.7 ORIS Evaluation with ZAGA implant designs
8. 8.8 ORIS Evaluation with new implant designs - The Results O-R
9. 8.9 ORIS Evaluation with new implant designs - The Results I-S
10. Quiz Module 8
1. Satisfaction Survey

About this course

€2.850,00
126 lessons
14.5 hours of video content

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What you will learn

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15h of Content

Access everything Dr. Carlos Aparicio has to share with you. With more than 20 years of experience in zygomatic implants, two books and numerous peer-reviewed publications, Dr. Aparicio shares all of the ZAGA Theory in this Course with you.
Official ZAGA Course

This Online ZAGA Course is valid for the ZAGA Centers accreditation, as one of the three requirements to join the exclusive network. Along with a presentation of five clinical cases, you will be able to submit your candidacy.
You set the pace!

Finding time for continuous learning and education can be challenging. This Course aims at allowing busy clinicians to access the theoretical content, illustrated with clinical cases at their own pace, from the comfort of their home, office, or anywhere!

Instructor(s)

Dr. Carlos Aparicio

Dr. Carlos Aparicio is a well-known global expert in the complex technique of zygomatic implants, which consists of oral rehabilitation in the face of dental loss by means of prostheses fixed to the jawbone. He is indeed the creator of the ZAGA Concept and philosophy, an innovative systemic approach in the treatment of patients who present a lack of maxillary bone necessary for the fixation of an implant. It consists of a series of techniques, materials, and action protocols which allow tailoring the surgery to the patients’ specific needs and anatomy. Additionally, he is the president of the internationalk network of ZAGA Centers.