SIMPLIFIED TECHNIQUES FOR COVERING RECESSIONS ON TEETH AND IMPLANTS
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When? 10-11-12 November 2025 Where? Turin Rapporteur: Dr. Lorenzo Tavelli Course type: theoretical-practical ACCREDITED ECM
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10 November 2025 - Mucogingival surgery
The first day of the dental training course focuses on mucogingival surgery. The lecturer will provide the trainees with the necessary knowledge to diagnose recessions on natural teeth and carry out minor mucogingival surgery using simple, validated and repeatable protocols, so that they can apply what they have learned theoretically and practically after completing the course.
Mucogingival surgery on natural teeth, in fact, is one of the most popular applications of periodontal surgery, despite being considered very difficult.
11 November 2025 - Soft tissue around implants
The second day of the periodontal surgery course aims to teach trainees how to manage the soft tissue around implants and how to effectively treat all possible complications.
While in the past, the goal of implant-prosthetic therapy was osseointegration, today implant-prosthetic therapies are also based on proper tissue integration, which includes the management of soft tissue during insertion and prosthetic treatment, as well as any problems. The aim is to demonstrate that even clinical complications, if managed properly, can be successfully resolved.
12 November 2025 - Hands-on for soft tissue around teeth and implants
The last day of the course will be based on practical periodontal surgery exercises. In line with the course objective, participants will be offered the opportunity to practise on a new type of surgical simulator, developed directly by Dr. Tavelli, designed to replicate the morphology and consistency of biological tissues in an extremely realistic manner.
These simulators, developed in the USA, are being used for the first time in Italy in this very course. Participants will therefore have the enormous advantage of trying out and rehearsing all the operations they have learnt in the previous days, so that they can acquire the necessary confidence to operate on their patients in the future. All surgical techniques, both around natural teeth and around implants, are practised during the practical workshop.









