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Tissue & Prosthetic Harmony.

Explore how peri-implant tissues and prosthetic form influence one another in aesthetic reconstruction.

Understand the interface.

The proposed advanced programme examines tissue assessment, treatment sequencing, emergence contours, pontic design and access for long-term maintenance.

What the programme will explore

  • Biological and restorative limitations
  • Tissue–prosthesis treatment sequencing
  • Provisional, pontic and emergence contours
  • Clinician–technician communication
  • Aesthetic and biological complications

Who it’s for

Initially intended for previous FP1 delegates with relevant experience. Application and approval will be required.

Tissue & Prosthetic Harmony

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The tissue–prosthesis interface

Perio–prostho: connecting tissues and prosthodontics.

Often called perio–prostho or perio–prosto, this interdisciplinary area connects periodontal and peri-implant tissue considerations with restorative form. Tissue & Prosthetic Harmony focuses on tissue assessment, treatment sequencing, emergence contours, pontic design and maintenance access.

This advanced programme is in development and is initially intended for previous FP1 delegates with relevant experience. Dates, fees and the final teaching format have not yet been announced. Register your interest, or explore the FP1 full-arch implantology course and Dr Arman Barfeie’s teaching background.