Jakub Munk MD, Master in Oral Implantolgy

• Qualifying the patient for surgery and planning the entire course of implantoprosthetic treatment. 
• Concepts for the restoration of missing teeth in implantoprosthetics.
• Ergonomics of the operator with an assistant and an instrumentalist. 
• Positioning of implants in the aesthetic zone and in the lateral segment, in favourable and unfavourable anatomical conditions.
• Ability to incise a mucosal flap with periosteum, ability to handle soft tissue and bone tissue, ability to suture a wound. 
• Implementation of planning, cutting guidance, periosteal dehiscence, principles of bone preparation.

Workshop Jakub Munk MD, Master in Oral Implantolgy
Implant instrumentation, insertion of implants under favourable anatomical conditions on phantom models. Procedure diagrams.
Treatments
Clinical classes - discussion of pre-implant diagnosis and the individual clinical phases prior to implantation, presentation of instrumentation, models, documentation. Self-implantation and active assistance in each procedure by all trainees. 2 - 3 procedures during one meeting.
The opportunity for trainees to bring their own patients and perform an additional treatment under the guidance of an instructor.

Jakub Munk MD, Master in Oral Implantolgy

• Concept of aesthetic zone, definition of immediate implantation.
• Analysis of the treatment algorithm and cases.
• Immediate loading criteria for lower and upper complete dentures. 
• Insertion of 4 implants in the anterior segment of the mandible. Overdenture. 
• Planning of full implant-prosthetic reconstructions.

Workshop Jakub Munk MD, Master in Oral Implantolgy
Implant placement on animal models. Flap dehiscence techniques, surgical suturing. PRF preparation.

Treatments
Clinical classes - discussion of pre-implant diagnosis and the individual clinical phases prior to implantation, presentation of instrumentation, models, documentation. Self-implantation and active assistance in each procedure by all trainees. 2 - 3 procedures during one meeting.
The opportunity for trainees to bring their own patients and perform an additional treatment under the guidance of an instructor.

Jakub Munk MD, Master in Oral Implantolgy

• Post-extraction augmentation, lateral augmentation, osteotome technique, spreading, splitting. 
• Trans-mucosal implantation, without flap. 
• Overview of biomaterials - autogenous, allogeneic, xenogeneic, synthetic.
• Maxillary sinus bottom raising - using an internal approach through the alveolar process by lifting the Schneider membrane (closed sinus lift, open sinus lift).
• Digital implantology, scanning, implantoprosthetic templates, digital workflow.
• Digital workflow - patient scanning, CBCT, intraoral scanner - combining CBCT images and scans, planning implant placement, surgical template and prosthetic restoration.
• Immediate and deferred charges, 
• Individual emergence profiles. Temporary restorations, selection of abutments, materials, commissioning of immediate work, corrections.

Workshop Jakub Munk MD, Master in Oral Implantolgy
Elements of digital dentistry, surgical templates. Placement of implants on phantom models. Scanning workshop. Implant and template design.

Treatments
Clinical classes - discussion of pre-implant diagnosis and the individual clinical phases prior to implantation, presentation of instrumentation, models, documentation. Self-implantation and active assistance in each procedure by all trainees. 2 - 3 procedures during one meeting.
The opportunity for trainees to bring their own patients and perform an additional treatment under the guidance of an instructor.

Jakub Munk MD, Master in Oral Implantolgy

• The importance of keratinised gingiva within implants.
• Soft tissue augmentation techniques to expand the keratinised gum zone.
• Presentation of a number of complication cases. 
• Ways to solve problems in implantology, prevention of complications.
• Legal aspects, liability of the implantologist, expert witness work. 
• Photo documentation in implantology. 

Workshop Jakub Munk MD, Master in Oral Implantolgy
Placement of implants on animal models. Implantoprosthetic components. Preparation of autogenous bone biomaterial (patient's own teeth). 

Treatments
Clinical classes - discussion of pre-implant diagnosis and the individual clinical phases prior to implantation, presentation of instrumentation, models, documentation. Self-implantation and active assistance in each procedure by all trainees. 2 - 3 procedures during one meeting.
The opportunity for trainees to bring their own patients and perform an additional treatment under the guidance of an instructor.