Marta Cieślik – Wegemund, MD, PhD

1. Anatomical and histological differences between the periodontium around implants and teeth.
2. Discuss local and systemic risk factors for periodontitis, mucositis and periimplantitis. Bacterial factors, periodontitis, nicotinism, poor hygiene, occlusal overload, parafunctions, osteoporosis, diabetes, radiotherapy, medications.
3. Division of peri-implantitis and periodontitis.
4. Algorithm for the management of peri-implantitis. CIST protocol.
5. The role of the maintenance phase in the long-term function of implants in the patient's mouth.
6. Algorithm for follow-up visits according to existing risk factors.
7. Influence of the absence of keratinised gingiva in the aetiopathogenesis of peri-implantitis.
8. Influence of gingival biotype in the aetiopathogenesis of peri-implantitis and aesthetic disorder of the white-red complex.

Marta Cieślik – Wegemund, MD, PhD

1. Preparation of a patient with periodontitis for implant surgery. Types of flap procedures. Suturing techniques.
2. Indications for non-surgical treatment.
3. Instrumentation used in non-surgical and surgical treatment.
4. Indications for surgical treatment.
5. Resection treatment, implantoplasty.
6. Regenerative treatment. Guided bone regeneration within implants in the course of periimplantitis. Guided regeneration of periodontal tissues in the course of periodontitis. Types of bone substitute materials and barrier membranes.
7. Types of growth factors and discussion of their action.
8. Use of A-PRF and I-PRF in GTR and GBR.
9. Discuss methods of mechanical decontamination of implant surfaces in the course of non-surgical and surgical treatment.
10. Discussion of methods for chemical decontamination of implant surfaces in the course of non-surgical and surgical treatment.
11. Non-surgical and surgical treatment with photodynamic therapy. Treatment protocol.
12. Topical and systemic antibiotic therapy in periodontitis and peri-implantitis.
13. The use of lasers in the treatment of periodontitis and peri-implantitis.

Rafał Wiench, MD, PhD

1. Hygiene assessment in patients before and after implantation. Hygiene indicators.
2. Discussion of diagnostic instrumentation used in the examination of periodontal tissues around teeth and implants.
3. Diagnostic methods used in the examination of tissues around teeth and implants. Bacteriological examination. Genetic examination.
4. Assessment of inflammation severity and prognosis of survival of natural teeth and implants in periodontitis and periimplantitis. Bleeding index.
5. Assessment of clinical parameters ( PD, CAL, MR).
6. Radiological diagnosis of bone defects.

Marta Cieślik – Wegemund, MD, PhD

1. Techniques for deepening the oral vestibule.
2. Technique for widening the keratinised gingival zone using an epithelial-glandular graft (FGG). Technique for taking the graft. Techniques for preparation of the recipient site. Techniques for suturing the recipient and donor sites.
3. Techniques for harvesting a connective tissue graft. Method of suturing the recipient site.
4. Methods of soft tissue augmentation in the implant area to improve aesthetics and thicken the gum biotype. Tunnel method.