Severe jaw atrophy cannot be learned by watching.
They are learned by planning, executing, correcting the movement, and understanding why a strategy works in one case and not in another.
This cadaver lab is designed to offer a small group of participants an intensive, step-by-step hands-on experience with the most advanced graftless implant techniques for the atrophic maxilla.
This is a course designed for those who want to concretely increase their confidence in advanced implantology. Each phase is guided: from anatomical reading to planning, from the choice of anchorage to the surgical sequence, up to the prosthetic integration of the case.
The practical part on fresh frozen anatomical specimens allows for step-by-step placement of pterygoid, zygomatic, transsinusal, and transnasal implants, with continuous evaluation and direct correction of the surgical gesture. The program also includes guided surgery, prosthetic protocols, conometry, biconometry, and immediate loading, from single implants in the aesthetic zone to advanced full-arch restorations.
The goal is not simply to “try out” complex techniques, but to acquire an applicable clinical method: to develop confidence and tools to recognize indications, avoid errors, choose the most suitable strategy, and approach situations that previously seemed too complex, were postponed, delegated, or considered out of indication, with greater awareness.
A course for those who want to step out of the comfort zone of conventional implantology and start treating atrophic maxilla with more confidence, more vision, and more control.
A pathway to learn how to read atrophies with a critical eye, choose available anchors, build a surgical-prosthetic strategy, and transform complex cases into predictable treatments.
15:00 Start of work:
TAC Cocktail & Tonic
Composition of working pairs and assignment of anatomical preparations
9:00 Pterygoid implants (step-by-step, followed by practical application)
10:30 Coffee break
11:00 zygomatics (step-by-step, practical follow-along)
13:30 Lunch
14:30 Transnasal implants (step-by-step, followed by practice)
16:00 Coffee break
16:30 Transnasal Implants (Step-by-Step, followed by practical application)
18:00 Project Completion
9:00 – Guided surgery
Prosthetic protocols
– Chronometry and biconometry
– Immediate loading
– Anatomy on a specimen
13:00 Coffee break
Alexander Greek She is a dentist, specialized in Oral Surgery, with primary activity in advanced implantology, full-arch rehabilitations, treatment of severe bone atrophy, and complex oral surgery. She is the owner of Lake Como Dental He/She performs surgical consulting activities in advanced implantology, complex extraction surgery, and surgical periodontology.
He specializes in complex implant rehabilitations using remote anchorage techniques, including zygomatic, pterygoid, transnasal, and transsinusal implants, immediate loading, mucogingival surgery, hard and soft tissue management, and conometric and bi-conometric implant-prosthetic protocols. He is also a sedationist, with specific training in conscious sedation and dental emergencies.
After graduating with honors and distinction in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics from the University of Milan-Bicocca, she completed her specialization in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery with honors. She continued her training with university master's degrees and advanced courses in zygomatic implantology, soft tissue management, Italian school implantology, conscious sedation, orthognathic surgery, and business administration.
He teaches in theoretical-practical courses and university masters, is a speaker at national and international conferences, and is the author/co-author of scientific publications in the fields of implantology, surgery, and digital dentistry. Since 2024, he has been a professor in the International University Master in Implantology at Scuola Italiana at UniPace Rome.
His clinical and scientific activity is focused on the management of complex cases, the reduction of surgical invasiveness, the integration between digital planning and surgical expertise, and the development of advanced implant-prosthetic solutions for the rehabilitation of patients with severe anatomical compromise.
The Cadaver Lab will be held at the’ICLO Center in San Marino | Paderna Road, 2 47895 Domagnano (San Marino – RSM)
ll The course has a limited enrollment. To best ensure close learning, participants will be divided into working pairs based on their professional skills.
Each working pair will operate on a first-use “fresh frozen” anatomical preparation of high biological quality.
It is possible to take part in the Course as an Auditor, provided they are accompanied by an Active Participant (the Auditor has access to the septic room but cannot actively operate on anatomical preparations).
Participation as an Auditor is reserved for ASOs, Dental Technicians and Dental Students.
The fees are as follows:
– Active Participant: 2,500 euros + VAT (3,050 EUR incl. VAT)
– Listener: 1,250 euros + VAT (Euro 1.525 incl. VAT)
Fees include participation in the Course, delivery of course materials and participation in coffee breaks, lunch breaks and social dinners.
The share participation balance must be paid by bank transfer with the following reference: “Corso San Marino 10-11-12 December 2026” (including the participant's first and last name) to the following bank details:
Payee: AoN Implants Srl
Bank: Cooperative Credit Bank of Rome
Iban: IT 54 J 08327 89200 000000010433
Bic: ICRAITRRROM
Access to the Course will only be possible for regularly enrolled participants who have previously submitted the registration form and paid the participation fee.
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ESGraduated from the University of Verona in 2010 with a degree 08/110. Experimental Thesis: “Amelogenins in the Treatment of ”Vertical defects." Postgraduate University Courses: Master's in Oral Surgery Sapienza University of Rome academic year 2014-2015 / Course of Advanced Training in Periodontology and Peri-implantology at the University of Studies in Verona 2016-2017 / Advanced training course in short and ultra-short implant Sapienza University of Rome 2018–2019 / Advanced Course Training in zygomatic implantology at Unciamillus University 2021-2022 / Annual Post-Graduate Courses: Master in Fixed Prosthodontics Domenico Massironi 2017–2018 / Annual Course in Straight-Wire Orthodontic Technique Dr. Riccardo Riatti 2023.
Master in Zygomatic Implantology, University of Pisa 2024.
Owner of a dental practice since 2011, I handle all branches of dentistry. dental procedures, with a particular focus on oral and periodontal surgery, implants and dentures on natural teeth and on implants. I am a consultant exclusively oral surgery and prosthetics in the national territory.
EXTRA-STUDY ACTIVITIES - Speaker at national conferences and International - Speaker and Tutor in theoretical and practical courses - live surgery Advanced Oral - Lecturer and tutor for anatomy and dissection courses Surgery on a cadaver.