Introduction to hard and soft tissue grafting: rules and pitfalls

Join Dr Fazeela Khan-Osborne to understand the types of hard and soft tissue defects that commonly arise in implant dentistry.

This session will cover the grafting options available to the general practitioner and help delegates to understand the complications that may arise from grating or not for the patient for long term success.

Learning outcomes

Common mistakes when diagnosing bone and soft tissue defects
Skills needed to carry out hard and soft tissue augmentation
Options are available for hard and soft tissue defect correction especially in the aesthetic zone.
Complications may arise from hard and soft grafting.

Speaker: Dr Fazeela Khan-Osborne

Fazeela is the founding clinician of the FACE implant multi-disciplinary team both on the surgical and restorative side, for One To One Dental Clinic based in Harley Street, London After qualification, Fazeela held several surgical posts in oral and maxillofacial surgery, before studying for a MSc in restorative dentistry/gerodontics which she received with distinction. She has always had a passion and special interest in implant dentistry: both on the surgical and restorative full arch rehabilitation of the maxilla, and has been involved in developing treatment modalities for peri-implantitits within clinical practice. She is the course lead for PG diploma in implant dentistry for One To One Education Programme now in its 20th year. A former lead tutor and assessor for the Royal College of Surgeons, (diploma in implant dentistry) and accredited mentor; she lectures worldwide on implant dentistry and is an active member of the ADI, BAAD, ICOI with Professor Marcus Abboud on the post-graduate implant programme at Stonybrook University (USA) running a joint programme in muco-gingival surgery for implant dentistry with Professor Cristian Dinu (Romania); and also twinning the advanced implant dentistry programme with Dr Howie Gluckman in Cape town, (South Africa) She lives in West London with her two children.

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This continuing professional development (CPD) activity fully complies with the CPD requirements of the General Dental Council. FMC certifies this activity for one hour of enhanced CPD in the subject of Introduction to hard and soft tissue grafting: rules and pitfalls.

This CPD meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcomes: A, B, C & D