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What is the Sisos 360º course?
The Sisos 360º course is a comprehensive and practical training program that equips professionals with the skills to safely and effectively remove impacted teeth. It combines advanced theory, hands-on practice with biomodels, and supervised clinical practice. Over two intensive days, participants learn case classification, simplified surgical protocols, a digital approach to planning, complication management, and perform surgeries on real patients, providing a complete and collaborative experience. Ideal for those looking to master every stage of impacted tooth removal.
Program
Course Program
Day 1: Theoretical Session
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Case Classification: Identification and differentiation between simple and complex cases.
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Anatomy: Detailed review of relevant anatomy for impacted tooth removal.
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Imaging: Radiographic interpretation of impacted teeth, including anatomical areas to avoid.
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Equipment and Instruments:
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Piezo approach: advantages and indications.
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Handpiece and bur approach: pros, cons, and usage contexts.
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Simplified Protocols: Basic steps to ensure predictable and safe outcomes.
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Complete Step-by-Step Guide: Detailed protocol for each type of impacted tooth, with tips and tricks.
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Digital Approach:
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How to create a surgical guide.
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Other impactions: canines, premolars, and incisors. Access for orthodontic traction.
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Development of customized biomodels for surgical planning.
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Medication Protocols: What to prescribe and at which specific stages of the process.
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Common Complications: Most frequent complications and management strategies.
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Live Surgery: Observation of a live surgery performed by the instructors, demonstrating the approach of an experienced clinician.
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Hands-On Practice with Biomodels: Practical exercises using biomodels similar to the clinical cases to be operated on the following day.
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Case Discussion: Analysis of the clinical cases to be operated on the next day, with time for questions and clarifications.
Day 2: Practical Session
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Student Surgeries: Procedures performed in pairs, with each duo operating under supervision.
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Observation and Collaborative Learning: Students have the opportunity to watch their colleagues’ surgeries, fostering knowledge exchange and experience sharing.
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