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Lilian Málaga-Figueroa Marco Antonio Alarcón Claudio Mendes Pannuti Patricia Horna Andrea López-Pacheco Mariel Gómez Paola Jiménez Giuseppe Alexandre Romito Elizabeth Lozano Andrés Duque Mauricio Montealegre Marco Vinicio Medina Vega Roberto Galindo Vilma Umanzor Agustín Zerón Carlos Barrios Mónica Shedden Ruth Castillo James Collins Luis Bueno Xiomara Giménez Mariano Sanz David Herrera 《Journal of periodontal research》2024,59(2):237-248
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Mariano Sanz Blas Noguerol Ignacio Sanz‐Sanchez Christoph H. F. Hammerle Henning Schliephake Frank Renouard Alberto Sicilia Luca Cordaro Ronald Jung Bjorn Klinge Pascal Valentini Gil Alcoforado Turker Ornekol Bjarni Pjetursson Irena Sailer Isabella Rochietta Jos Manuel Navarro Lisa Heitz‐Mayfield Helena Francisco 《Clinical oral implants research》2019,30(5):476-486
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Marco Antonio Alarcón Ignacio Sanz-Sánchez Andrea López-Pacheco Lorenzo Tavelli Maria Elisa Galarraga-Vinueza Frank Schwarz Hugo Romanelli Luis Peredo Claudio Mendes Pannuti Enrique Javer Andrés Felipe Vieira Mauricio Montealegre Roberto Galindo Vilma Umanzor Alejandro Treviño Patricia Fretes-Wood Marissa Cisneros James R. Collins Luis Bueno Xiomara Gimenéz Lilian Málaga-Figueroa Mariano Sanz 《Journal of periodontology》2021,92(12):1697-1718
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Marco Antonio Alarcón Ignacio Sanz-Sánchez Jamil Awad Shibli Alejandro Treviño Santos Santiago Caram Alejandro Lanis Paola Jiménez Ricardo Dueñas Ronald Torres Jacinto Alvarado Adrián Avendaño Roberto Galindo Vilma Umanzor Mónica Shedden Carlos Invernizzi Caroll Yibrin James Collins Roberto León Luis Contreras Luis Bueno Andrea López-Pacheco Lilian Málaga-Figueroa Mariano Sanz 《Clinical oral implants research》2021,32(4):521-537
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Introduction: The aim of the survey was to assess the status of implant dentistry education and addressed various aspects related to competence level, practical implementation and barriers for further development in the field.
Materials and methods: An e-mail survey was performed amongst 73 opinion leaders from 18 European countries invited to the Association for Dental Education in Europe (ADEE) workshop on implant dentistry.
Results: Forty-nine surveys were returned (67%) and it was found that theoretical and pre-clinical courses to an average of 36 h are given to undergraduates; 70% reported that students assist or treat patients with prosthetics; 53% reported that students assist with surgery and only 5% is operating patients. In 23% of the schools optional undergraduate courses are available and 90% offer postgraduate training. Barriers for including prosthetics and surgery are lack of time, funding or staff. Partial restorations, including surgery, in the posterior regions may be provided by dentists after attendance at additional courses but complex treatments should be limited to specialists.
Conclusion: This survey confirms that implant dentistry is part of the undergraduate curriculum, albeit with a disparity in time. Whereas implant dentistry is an important part of clinical practice, coverage in the curriculum is limited and when compared with 10 years ago, even stagnating. Priorities within the curriculum should be evaluated depending on demands and treatment needs of the population. To optimise education, learning guidelines should be developed, based on the expected competencies for practicing dentists. Undergraduate education may start the process that must continue through all levels of education, including the postgraduate level. 相似文献
Materials and methods: An e-mail survey was performed amongst 73 opinion leaders from 18 European countries invited to the Association for Dental Education in Europe (ADEE) workshop on implant dentistry.
Results: Forty-nine surveys were returned (67%) and it was found that theoretical and pre-clinical courses to an average of 36 h are given to undergraduates; 70% reported that students assist or treat patients with prosthetics; 53% reported that students assist with surgery and only 5% is operating patients. In 23% of the schools optional undergraduate courses are available and 90% offer postgraduate training. Barriers for including prosthetics and surgery are lack of time, funding or staff. Partial restorations, including surgery, in the posterior regions may be provided by dentists after attendance at additional courses but complex treatments should be limited to specialists.
Conclusion: This survey confirms that implant dentistry is part of the undergraduate curriculum, albeit with a disparity in time. Whereas implant dentistry is an important part of clinical practice, coverage in the curriculum is limited and when compared with 10 years ago, even stagnating. Priorities within the curriculum should be evaluated depending on demands and treatment needs of the population. To optimise education, learning guidelines should be developed, based on the expected competencies for practicing dentists. Undergraduate education may start the process that must continue through all levels of education, including the postgraduate level. 相似文献
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The Delphi technique and an expert panel of general practitioners were used to identify geriatric dentistry core competencies—the necessary knowledge, skills, and values of new graduates to meet the oral health needs of older patients. Of the 74 dentists solicited, 50 dentists agreed to participate, and 40 dentists returned two questionnaires. Respondents were mostly male, white, in solo practice, with a mean age of 51.6 (SD 7.4) years. The first survey asked the participants to identify at least three topics in geriatric dentistry that they believed to be essential to a dental curriculum to graduate competent practitioners who can effectively treat older patients. The 45 unique responses were used in the second questionnaire that asked the practitioners to rate the importance of each topic for inclusion in a curriculum. For the 29 items describing skills, respondents indicated how often they performed the skill in their practices. Finally, the respondents considered all 45 items, and selected the five most crucial topics. Overall, participants achieved good consensus as to core knowledge, skills, and values needed to provide general dental care to older patients. 相似文献
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Leandro Chambrone Francisco Salvador Garcia-Valenzuela Gustavo Avila-Ortiz 《Periodontology 2000》2023,92(1):373-381
Different types of errors and complications may arise during and after the execution of periodontal or implant-related procedures. Some of the most relevant, although also controversial, and less commented, causative agents of errors and complications are methodological biases and bad interpretation of the evidence. Proper assessment of the literature requires of solid clinical knowledge combined with a systematic approach built on the recognition of common methodological biases and the avoidance of interpretive errors to critically retrieve, dissect, and judiciously apply available information for the promotion of periodontal and peri-implant health. This review addresses common types of methodological bias and interpretive errors that can alter the reader's perceptions on the real effect and potential ramifications of the reported outcomes of a given therapeutic approach due to bad interpretation of the available evidence: (1) types of methodological biases; (2) spin and interpretive bias; (3) interpretation pitfalls when assessing the evidence (4) choice of relevant endpoints to answer the question(s) of interest; and (5) balance between statistical significance and clinical relevance. 相似文献
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The use of dental implants has become a widely accepted and well-documented treatment option offering to both patients and dentists an alternative to traditional treatment modalities and at the same time opening a brand new area in dental postgraduate education. As such, it is necessary to define the competencies that the graduate student/dentist will need at the different levels of clinical practice in Implant Dentistry and the educational pathways that are required to convey those competencies in a structured manner. The present position paper provides an initial suggestion for the knowledge, skills and behaviour necessary for a graduate student to practice implant dentistry at the different levels of clinical complexity. An outline of the necessary competencies and structure of various levels of postgraduate university courses is provided together with different educational approaches to support them. The present paper should be evaluated as a platform for discussion for future development of postgraduate curricula in implant dentistry rather than a manual on how to design and operate such curricula. 相似文献
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T. Minamizato T. Koga Takashi I Y. Nakatani M. Umebayashi Y. Sumita T. Ikeda I. Asahina 《International journal of oral and maxillofacial surgery》2018,47(1):125-132
The aim of this study was to examine the efficacy and safety of autogenous partially demineralized dentin matrix (APDDM) prepared onsite, for clinical application in bone regeneration procedures related to implant dentistry, including socket preservation, alveolar ridge augmentation, and maxillary sinus floor augmentation. In this study, 16 patients underwent dental implant placement using APDDM transplantation. There were no systemic or local complications (including surgical site infection) in any of the cases, and oral rehabilitation using dental implants was successful in all cases for at least 2 years after attachment of the suprastructure. This report describes the clinical application of APDDM prepared immediately after tooth extraction to bone augmentation, taking advantage of the relatively short preparation time due to partial demineralization. APDDM, as introduced in this study, is an efficient, safe, and reasonable bone substitute. Consequently, this material has the potential to become one of the options as a bone substitute in implant dentistry. 相似文献