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Foundational Skills

Venipuncture For Blood Concentrates Inside Dental Office
Content

  • Intro
  • VENIPUNCTURE AND BLOOD COLLECTION OUTSIDE THE DENTAL CHAIR 
  • ARMAMENTARIUM REQUIRED FOR VENIPUNCTURE 
  • VEIN ANATOMY OF THE FOREARM 
  • HOW TO PLACE AND ADJUST THE TORNIQUET 
  • VISUALIZING THE ARM VEINS 
  • BUTTERFLY NEEDLES FOR BLOOD COLLECTION 
  • SKIN DISINFECTION PRIOR TO VENIPUNCTURE 
  • THIGHTENING THE SKIN AND INSERT THE NEEDLE 
  • FIXATION OF THE BUTTERFLY TO THE FOREARM SKIN 
  • ATTACHMENT OF GLASS TUBES TO THE BUTTERFLY CONTAINER 
  • ATTACHMENT OF PLASTIC TUBES TO THE BUTTERFLY CONTAINER 
  • HOW TO BALANCE THE TUBES WITHIN A CENTRIFUGE 
  • REMOVAL OF TORNIQUET AND BUTTERFLY NEEDLE FROM THE ARM 
Processing of Blood Concentrates

Content


Part 1: PLACEMENT OF TUBES INTO THE CENTRIFUGE, LSCC PROTOCOLS AND THEIR PROGRAMMING
  • Intro
  • HOW TO BALANCE THE TUBES WITHIN A CENTRIFUGE 
  • HOW TO PROGRAMME YOUR CENTRIFUGE DUO WITH LSCC-PROTOCOLS 
  • HOW TO PROGRAMME YOUR CENTRIFUGE DUO QUATTRO WITH LSCC-PROTOCOLS
  • LSCC-PROTOCOLS 
Part 2: PROCESSING OF AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD CONCENTRATES
  • Intro
  • PRF Tools
  • HOW TO REMOVE THE PRF CLOT FROM THE GLASS TUBE AND SEPARATE IT FROM THE RED PART 
  • HOW TO GENERATE A PRESSED PRF CLOT 
  • HOW TO GENERATE PRF-PLUG 
  • HOW TO COLLECT THE LIQUID PRF AND PRF EXUDATE 
  • HOW TO MAKE STICKY BONE WITH A COMBINATION OF LIQUID PRF AND PRF EXUDATE IN A STERILE DAPPEN GLASS DISH 
  • HOW TO MAKE STICKY BONE WITH LIQUID PRF IN A STERILE DAPPEN GLAS DISH 
Peripheral Venous Catheter (PVC)

Content

  • Armamentarium Required for PVC Insertion 
  • Vein Anatomy of the Forearm 
  • How to Place and Adjust the Tourniquet 
  • Visualizing the Arm Veins  
  • What a PVC is composed of  
  • Skin Disinfection Prior to Catheter Insertion 
  • How to insert a PVC 
  • How to fix a PVC 
  • How to use a PVC for venipuncture using the S-MBCSA  
  • How to use a PVC for infusions  
  • How to use a peripheral venous catheter for blood withdrawal 

Advanced Surgical Topics

Lower Jaw
Content

Chapter 1: Post Extraction Bone Collapse - Area 30

  • This educational 3D animation describes bone changes following tooth extraction when the buccal plate is lost. It outlines the natural healing process from 0 to 6 months, including bone formation under collapse conditions, progressive horizontal and vertical bone loss, and the development of a characteristic ski-slope-shaped socket. The lack of intervention is identified as the cause of this atrophy, highlighting the relevance of the ARENA-Protocol® (including GOWH®)


Chapter 2: The ARENA-Protocol - Area 30

  • This educational 3D animation demonstrates the application of the ARENA Protocol after tooth extraction in mandibular molar regions and illustrates multiple clinical scenarios, including intact buccal bone, partial or complete buccal bone loss, as well as immediate implantation.


Chapter 3: Surgical Cleaning of Covered Socket Residuum (CSR) - Area 32

  • This educational 3D animation describes the surgical procedure for cleaning a Covered Socket Residuum (CSR) in area 32. It outlines the anatomical considerations of the alveolar and lingual nerves in the lower jaw and emphasizes the importance of nerve localization for safe treatment. The steps include surgical access planning, flap design and reflection, creation of a bony window, removal and debridement of the CSR, handling of tissues for histological analysis, bone regeneration using sticky bone and a collagen membrane, and primary wound closure.

Upper Jaw
Content


Chapter 1: ARENA-Protocol® for Upper-Jaw Molars - Area 3 with Implantation

  • This educational 3D animation presents a standardized surgical approach for the management of infected extraction sockets in area 3.
    Following thorough diagnostic assessment, the tooth as well as infected and sclerotic bone are carefully removed while preserving the socket walls, followed by biological preparartion of the bone until a vital, bleeding surface is achieved. Depending on the remaining bone volume, the indication for immediate implant placement is evaluated. When adequate primary stability can be achieved, the implant is inserted with a palatal orientation and simultaneous augmentation, whereas insufficient bone volume nescessitates socket augmentation without implant placement.

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