Observe and isolate anatomical structures directly on the specimen.
Perform incisions, dissection, and implant insertion procedures in a controlled educational setting.
Each anatomical preparation is supported by a tutor who guides the learner step by step.
A theoretical and practical course on anatomical preparation to explore surgical anatomy, implant techniques, and risk area management.
THEORETICAL PART from 2:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m. Registration of participants and introduction
ANATOMY OF THE ORAL CAVITY AND JAWBONES
• Introduction to embryology and craniofacial growth.
• Vascularization, innervation, and lymphatic drainage
of the maxillary regions
ANATOMICAL BASICS RELEVANT TO
IMPLANT SURGERY
• Upper jaw:
Nasal fossae – Infraorbital nerve – Greater palatine artery –
Maxillary sinus
• Lower jaw:
Facial artery – Mental foramen – Inferior alveolar nerve
– Lingual nerve
Description of the implant method that will be used in the
practical session
8:00 p.m. Course dinner
PRACTICAL PART from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
• Identification of areas of particular vascular
and nerve risk
• Access incisions to the maxilla, frontal region, and
lateral-posterior region
• Maxillary sinus, tuberosity-pterygoid region,
orbital-malar region, and nasal area
• Dissection of the lower orbital-palpebral region and the
zygomatic bone
Insertion of endosseous implants in the relevant anatomical areas
1:00 p.m. Lunch
• Access incisions to the intraoral mandibular regions
• Isolation of the lingual nerve
• Isolation of the lower alveolar emergence.
• Bone harvesting from the chin and ramus and apposition grafting
• Isolation and lateralization of the alveolar nerve
• Split crest
Insertion of endosseous implants in the relevant anatomical areas
7:00 p.m.
Former head of the Maxillofacial Surgery Unit at the Galeazzi Institute
in Milan, Dr. Francesco Grecchi specializes in orthognathic, dysmorphic, reconstructive,
and pre-prosthetic surgery. Co-author of over 100 publications
in national and international journals, Dr. Grecchi is the creator of One Step
Oral Rehabilitation, an innovative technique for maxillary reconstruction with
implant-prosthetic rehabilitation.
Graduated with honors from the University of Brescia, he specialized in dontostomatological Surgery at the University of Milan and obtained a PhD in Morphological Sciences. Second level Master’s degree in Zygomatic Implantology.
Adjunct professor of Human Anatomy at the University of Brescia, teaching “Anatomy of the Stomatognathic System.” Founding member of the Italian Society of Specialists in Odontostomatological and Oral Surgery (SISCOO); founding member of the Italian Society for the Study of Orofacial Pain (SISDO).
He is co-author of over 20 full-length publications in national and international journals.
Specialized in “Dental Surgery” at the State University of Reims. Adjunct professor
of Gnathology in Implant Prosthetics at the University of Bari. Specialized
in Reconstructive Periodontal Surgery at the University of Naples Federico II.
Director of the Implant Prosthetics Surgery Department at the ARF Dental Center
in Naples. Member of ANDI and AIOP, author of various scientific publications in
national and international journals, and speaker at various national and international
conferences.
He graduated in 2017 from the Universidad Alfonso X el Sabio. Since 2018, he has
been working as a freelancer at his offices in Turin and Aosta. In 2023, he took on the
role of Medical Director at the Osservatorio Odontoiatrico clinic at the COI headquarters
within the Dental School of Turin. He is a member of important associations such as
SIPRO ITI ICP and AIOP. In 2021, he won the “Major Educational Award 2020/2021.”
He collaborates with the University of Ferrara in teaching prosthetic technologies under
Professor Catapano.
After graduating in dentistry from the University of Bologna in 1996, he attended annual advanced training courses and, in 2010-2012, he attended an advanced training course at New York University (New York, NY) and in June 2012 he obtained the American postgraduate certificate in implantology and oral rehabilitation.
He is currently a tutor for the I.A.N.Y.U.P. program at New York University.
Graduated in 2016 from the University of Brescia, he works at
“Studio dentistico Martina” in Ospitaletto (BS). He mainly deals with prosthetics and implant surgery, with a particular focus on the “computer-guided” approach.
He has always been passionate about bone reconstruction techniques and, as a student of Dr. Mauro Merli, he has attended numerous courses on the subject and currently performs routine bone regeneration procedures in his practice.
Graduated in dentistry in 2021 and in dental hygiene in 2014 from the
University of Brescia, he works at the Martina Dental Clinic in Ospitaletto (BS).
He specializes in prosthetics and oral surgery. Over the years, he has attended numerous
courses on periodontology and prosthetics. He currently treats periodontal
patients at his practice and manages his team of hygienists.
Adjunct professor in the Department of Dentistry at the University of Catania, UNICT,
teaching prosthetics from 2016 to 2022. Adjunct professor in the Department
of Dentistry at the University of Ferrara, UNIFE, teaching prosthetics from 2021 to
2023. Graduated in dentistry and dental prosthetics in 1993 from the University of
Bologna. Member of several CAO commissions at the Bologna Medical Association.
Former member of the CAO and the Bologna Medical Association Council.
Consultant in oral surgery and oral pathology until 2019 at the San Raffaele Institute,
he was entrusted with teaching Odontostomatological Pathology on the
Master’s Degree Course in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics at the Vita-Salute University.
Author of over 55 publications in Italian and international journals.
Full price
€ 2,400.00
The learning pathway is enriched by an exclusive experience: a visit to our company in Italy.
A key moment to understand what lies behind the products used every day in clinical practice.
During the visit, participants will have access to:
production departments
quality control processes
research & development
technological innovation
A unique opportunity to connect clinical training with the industrial reality behind it.
To make the experience even more complete, the course also includes moments dedicated to discovering the local area and Italian culture.
Food-and-wine tours, selected dinners and convivial moments become an integral part of the journey.
These informal opportunities encourage:
authentic networking
cultural exchange
professional relationships in a relaxed, stimulating setting
Because real learning also comes through human experience.
This is not simply a training course.
It is a complete international experience that brings together:
a global outlook
high-level education
direct exchange with Italian experts
a direct connection with the company
culture, territory and networking
Designed for clinicians who want to grow professionally, broaden their perspective, and experience Italian excellence first-hand.
COURSE LOCATION:
HUMAN LAB
PALAZZO TRECCHI
VIA SIGISMONDO TRECCHI, 20 – CREMONA
AVAILABLE PLACES:
The course is limited to a maximum of 24 participants.
