Contents: - Clinical session: Impression taking, shade taking, provisional bite registration - Laboratory: Abutment fabrication, electroplated mesostructure and framework, PV abutments - Clinical session: Framework try-in, detailed bite registration; PV - Laboratory: Bridge finalization - Clinical session: Intraoral delivery using an adhesive cementing agent

Contents: - Blood sampling - Platelet separation activation - Introduction of bone replacement material - Access flap and curettage - Introduction of PRGF and bone replacement material - Plastic suture Materials Checklist: All materials required for producing PRGF (BTI Germany) Bone replacement materials Geistlich Biomaterials Surgical instruments, Aesculap Suture materials, Ethicon

Outline: - Presentation of clinical findings - Explanations Er:YAG laser/fibre tip/power settings - Treatment - Postoperative management List of materials: Er:YAG laser device (KEY 3®, KaVo, Biberach, Germany) Laser handpiece (2061, KaVo, Biberach, Germany) Cone-shaped glass fibre tip Safety goggles Periodontal probe (PCP12, Hu-Friedy Co., Chicago, Illinois, USA)

List of materials: Periodontometer, handle #6 (Hu-Friedy); Universal probe, handle #6 (Hu-Friedy); Mirror handle #6 (Hu-Friedy); Transfer handle, round; Respiratory, Hirschfeld; Surgical curettes, Prichard; Universal curettes, Younger-Good, handle #6; Universal curette, Indiana University, handle #6; Universal curette, Langer After-Five, handle #6; Tweezers, Gerald; Tweezers, fine; Spatula, fine; Tissue cutter, Super-Cut; Thread cutter, Godman-Fox; Needle holder, Lichtenberg; Needle holder, Castroviejo; Hemostat; Scalpel blades; Tunneling instruments; Gingivectomy meter, Orban, handle #6; Blade holder, Universal 360°; Suture material, polypropylene C6; Suture material, polypropylene C17.

Outline: - Aesthetic treatment of multiple gingival recessions List of materials Microblade BUSM-6700 (Stoma) and 15C Swan Morton, Periosteum elevator Free, De Wijs, Molt (Stoma), Curettes minifive 11-12, 7-8 (LM), Pinzette stright 17cm 0,6 (stoma), Neddle holder micro Barraquer straight 18cm extra fine (stoma), Micro-scissor Gomel, curve, 16cm extra fine (stoma), Suture Vicryl 6-0 (V384)

PATIENT: A 53-year-old female patient with an edentulous gap in her left molar region requested a fixed implant-supported restoration that would not require removal of the existing crowns on teeth 24 and 27. CHALLENGE: Create a sufficient amount of bone to enable implant placement in sites 25 and 26, using the layering principle. TREATMENT: Sinus-floor elevation was performed in the left maxilla, filling the bony defect with slow resorbing graft material and autogenous bone covered by a slow-resorbing collagen membrane (the layering principle). Implants were then placed in sites 25 and 26 and subsequently restored with metal-ceramic splinted crowns.