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Perio-Prosthetic Approach for FP-1 Rehabilitations
Connect soft-tissue management, immediate loading and prosthetic planning for FP-1 full-arch rehabilitation.
With Dr. Ramón Gómez Meda
Course information
Plan the tissues and the restoration together.
FP-1 rehabilitation replaces missing teeth without a prosthetic gingival component. This makes the relationship between tissue architecture and the planned restoration especially important. Dr. Ramón Gómez Meda presents a perio-prosthetic approach linking mucogingival surgery with implant and restorative decisions.
The course moves from esthetic complications and mucogingival techniques to immediate loading, socket preservation, case planning and full-arch implant rehabilitation. Its emphasis is the coordination of treatment—not a single isolated surgical step.
Explore 21 video parts covering seven course topics, with 8 hours and 56 minutes of recorded teaching. Revisit individual parts as you review the surgical and prosthetic considerations in a case.
Course duration8h 56m
Video curriculum21 video parts
Teaching languageEnglish instruction
Subtitle supportMultilingual options
Streaming qualityFull HD video
Course accessLifetime access
CertificateIncluded after completion
Who this course is for
For clinicians coordinating full-arch implant treatment.
Designed for dentists with an implant-treatment foundation who want to connect periodontal and restorative planning.
Periodontists
Connect mucogingival techniques with the tissue conditions required for an FP-1 restoration.
Restorative dentists and prosthodontists
Study tissue–prosthesis relationships and coordinate esthetic objectives with the surgical team.
Perio-prosthetic planning
The tissue architecture is part of the restorative design.
An FP-1 plan needs more than a position for each implant.
The course brings esthetic complications, mucogingival techniques and implant timing into the same discussion. That connection helps clinicians examine how the surgical plan supports the intended emergence profile and full-arch restoration.
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Set the restorative objective. Assess the tissues. Coordinate the treatment sequence.
What you’ll learn
Build the FP-1 plan across six connected decisions.
01
Recognize esthetic complications
Review the problems that can affect tissue appearance and the final implant restoration.
02
Connect mucogingival techniques
Study soft-tissue management as part of the surgical and prosthetic treatment plan.
03
Evaluate immediate loading
Examine the role and advantages of immediate loading within the course’s treatment approach.
04
Consider socket preservation
Review site preservation before moving into implant and restorative planning.
05
Coordinate case planning
Bring the periodontal and prosthetic objectives together before treatment execution.
06
Review full-arch rehabilitation
Follow the final teaching sequence on immediate implants for full-arch treatment.
Full-arch rehabilitation
Connect preservation, loading and prosthetic objectives.
Socket preservation and immediate loading are reviewed before the case-planning and full-arch lessons. This sequence provides a framework for considering site conditions alongside the intended restoration.
- Esthetic complication review
- Mucogingival surgery
- Socket preservation
- Immediate full-arch implants
Course curriculum
From esthetic complications to full-arch rehabilitation.
Seven teaching topics are presented in 21 video parts. Follow the sequence or revisit the part relevant to your learning question.
Lesson list21 lessons
- Introduction and course objectives
- Esthetic complications — Part 1
- Esthetic complications — Part 2
- Esthetic complications — Part 3
- Esthetic complications — Part 4
- Mucogingival techniques — Part 1
- Mucogingival techniques — Part 2
- Mucogingival techniques — Part 3
- The advantages of immediate loading implants — Part 1
- The advantages of immediate loading implants — Part 2
- The advantages of immediate loading implants — Part 3
- The advantages of immediate loading implants — Part 4
- Socket preservation — Part 1
- Socket preservation — Part 2
- Case planning phase — Part 1
- Case planning phase — Part 2
- Case planning phase — Part 3
- Immediate implants for full-arch rehabilitation — Part 1
- Immediate implants for full-arch rehabilitation — Part 2
- Immediate implants for full-arch rehabilitation — Part 3
- Immediate implants for full-arch rehabilitation — Part 4
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Implant DentistryYour instructor
Dr. Ramón Gómez Meda
Dentist, multidisciplinary treatment educator and founder of MEDA
Dr. Ramón Gómez Meda graduated in dentistry from the University of Santiago de Compostela and earned his doctorate in oral health at the University of Seville. His postgraduate training spans periodontics, implantology, occlusion and orthodontics. He founded the MEDA training center in Spain and teaches internationally on periodontal, esthetic and multidisciplinary treatment. His approach connects tissue management, prosthetic planning and digital tools when treating complex implant cases.
Your learning experience
Revisit the decision—not the entire course.
Shorter video parts make the larger treatment sequence easier to study and review.
Study complications first
Return to the opening discussion when assessing potential esthetic challenges.
Link surgery to the restoration
Review mucogingival techniques and socket preservation in the wider plan.
Follow the full-arch sequence
Connect immediate loading and case planning with the final rehabilitation lessons.
Keep the lessons available
Study at your pace on desktop, tablet or mobile and revisit individual video parts.
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Connect soft-tissue management, immediate loading and prosthetic planning for FP-1 full-arch rehabilitation.
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