Autotransplantation

1. Biological principles of autotransplantation - mechanisms of periodontal, pulp, and alveolar bone restoration.

2. Complications of autotransplantation  - transplant rejection (clinical aspects). Inflammatory resorption, ankylosis - causes and provocative factors, prevention of complications and their treatment.

3. Choosing a suitable case for AT - at what age can AT be used, which teeth can be used as a donor? Using a temporary tooth as a donor.

4. Recipient area. What if there is inflammation in the recipient area? What if there is a loss of attachment or a bone defect in the recipient area? Can transplantation be performed in native bone?

5. Features of the technique of performing AT in the case of incomplete formation of the root of the donor tooth. At what stage of formation is it optimal to perform transplantation?

6. 3D surgery planning - surgical guide - what is it for?

7. Tools and equipment required to perform AT.

8. Features of splinting and postoperative graft management.

9. Timing of observation and making long-term forecasts.

10. The use of transplantation for cases when it is impossible to install a screw implant - sinuslifting using AT.

- Autotransplantation of teeth in children in the anterior area.
- Autotransplantation of teeth with extensive periodontal defects.

11. Brief overview of "2nd Congress on Tooth Transplantation"

- Influence of orthodontic movement on the donor tooth - before transplantation and after, at what time should the graft be moved.
- The use of cryotechnology for autotransplantation.
- Application of the distraction method in cases of ankylosis of the donor tooth.