Course designed to acquire theoretical and practical knowledge of magnification in dentistry, the necessary materials and instruments, and associated ergonomic aspects, as well as to develop skills in microsurgical procedures using simulators and ex vivo models. The course is intended for dentists, specialists in endodontics, implantology, and prosthodontics, as well as for professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in advanced microsurgery, magnification, and piezoelectric techniques in dentistry. It is also ideal for dentists interested in refining their skills in microscopic endodontics, minimally invasive procedures, and advanced dental surgery.
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Advanced training program aimed at acquiring clinical competencies in high-precision dental procedures under optical magnification and piezoelectric ultrasonic technology.
The training pathway is structured under a blended learning model that integrates online theoretical content with predominantly practical in-person modules, designed to consolidate fine psychomotor skills, optimize operative ergonomics, and improve clinical predictability. The course systematically addresses the use of the surgical microscope in dentistry, including positioning protocols, calibration, coaxial illumination, and control of the operative field in endodontic, implant, and prosthetic treatments.
In the field of microscopic endodontics, in-depth training is provided in the management of complex root canals, localization of accessory anatomies, retreatments, apical microsurgery, and periapical regeneration techniques. Protocols for preparation and obturation under magnification are covered, as well as retrograde sealing techniques using next-generation biomaterials.
In the area of implantology and regenerative surgery, the program incorporates the use of piezoelectric devices for selective osteotomies, sinus lift procedures, crestal expansion, and guided bone regeneration (GBR) procedures. Criteria for surgical planning, soft tissue management, flap design, microsurgical suturing techniques, and hemostatic control in minimally invasive surgery are analyzed.
In the field of prosthodontics, emphasis is placed on precision in tooth preparation under magnification, marginal fit, and optimization of the prosthetic seal, integrating concepts of occlusal biomechanics and structural preservation.
The practical sessions are conducted using simulators and ex vivo models, allowing the reproduction of complex clinical scenarios in a controlled environment, with expert supervision and individualized technical feedback. This methodology promotes the effective transfer of competencies to the real clinical setting.
The course is aimed at dentists and specialists seeking to elevate the standard of their practice through the systematic incorporation of optical magnification and piezoelectric surgery, improving operative precision, reducing iatrogenesis, and increasing the predictability of medium- and long-term outcomes. This training is intended for professionals who wish to position themselves at an advanced level of clinical practice based on high-precision technology and minimally invasive protocols.
Course Directors:
Dr. Alberto Anta Escudero (MD, PhD)
Dr. José Luis Campos Sánchez (DVM, MSc, PhD)
Faculty:
Dr. Alberto Anta Escudero
Dr. José Luis Campos Sánchez
Dra. Elena Abellán Rubio
Dr. Francisco Javier Vela González
Dra. Laura Cristina Pires Louça
Dña. Elena Ramos Delgado
Dra. Estíbaliz Rámila Sánchez
Dra. Garazi Beaskoetxea Hervás
Dra. Silvia de Paz de Paz
Dr. Jon Eskurza Pérez
Dr. Aritza Brizuela Velasco
Dra. Nerea Martín Blanco
Dr. Noe Gustavo Martínez Cuellar
Dr. Miguel Ángel Pedregosa Gamboa
Dra. Garazi Beaskoetxea Hervás
Dra. Itxaso Serrano Barrena
Dra. Raquel Blázquez
Dr. Gorka Santamaría Arrieta
Dra. María José Soto
Secretario técnico:
José Luis Campos Sánchez (jlcampos@ccmijesususon.com)
