Advanced surgery of atrophic ridges · 2027
Two days at your own workstation, with the Magnetic Mallet in your hand. Bone expansion, split crest, crestal sinus lift and the L.M.S.F. technique, taught in English by two clinicians who use the technique daily. Twelve seats per edition.
The whole masterclass rests on one idea: bone should be plastically deformed and re-positioned, not cut away. Split crest and crestal sinus lift are where this approach gives the clearest clinical advantage, and the Magnetic Mallet is central to both.
The device works by compaction rather than cutting: a controlled impulse generated by MAGNETODYNAMICS technology, no rotation, no irrigation, immediate tactile feedback. A classification presented on day one guides you to the simplest procedure able to achieve the surgical goal. Every technique presented in the morning is performed by every participant on an animal model in the afternoon.
By the end of the day each participant has performed a complete split crest from incision to closure.
By the end of the day the full crestal workflow has been reproduced on a realistic anatomical model, membrane perforation included when it happens.
Each bench reproduces the operating room as closely as possible. The device is yours for the two days; both faculty rotate among the benches and give direct, individual feedback on your technique.
Internationally known for atraumatic extraction protocols and his clinical work with the Blexo extractor system. Daily user of the Magnetic Mallet in implant surgery, invited speaker at congresses across Europe and the United States, more than ten years training peers on the technique based on MAGNETODYNAMICS.
Leading clinician on crestal sinus lift, split crest and the L.M.S.F. technique. Faculty member at several Italian universities and regular contributor to the OSSEOTOUCH ELEVATE protocol working group.
Clinicians from different countries, around the same bench: compare, practise, and take the training straight back into clinical practice.
Two days on expansion, split crest, crestal sinus lift and L.M.S.F., between theory and hands-on work on models and animal preparations.
Per participant, VAT included, identical for the April and the May edition. One registration is one workstation and one Magnetic Mallet.
The course takes place on the Gargano, one of the least-visited corners of southern Italy: sea cliffs, ancient pine forests, white-sand beaches.
The optional package adds curated partner hotels along the coast, boat trips to the Tremiti Islands, hiking and seaside excursions, and Apulian cuisine: orecchiette, fresh seafood, burrata, Daunia wines. Priced separately and quoted at registration according to the accommodation level and activities chosen.
Venue: M&M Education, Via Maddalena 107, 71043 Manfredonia (FG), Italy. Plan to arrive the day before the course starts.
contact@osseotouch.com+39 327 794 7530contact@osseotouch.comRegistration closes when the twelve seats of an edition are filled. Past editions sold out weeks before the course date. Group seats from the same practice: ask before registering.
Yes. Both 2027 editions are international editions: theory, hands-on tutoring, Q&A, printed materials and certificate are in English.
Yes. The course assumes experience in implant surgery but not with the device. The faculty introduce the operating principle, compaction over cutting, and the hands-on protocol before the practical sessions begin.
Yes. Each of the twelve workstations has one Magnetic Mallet with Plus Handpiece, Black Ruby and Elevate osteotomes. It is yours for the two days.
Transfer from Bari (BRI) or Foggia (FOG) to Manfredonia and back is included in the €1,900 fee. Pick-up details are arranged after registration, on the basis of your flight times.
M&M Education issues a certificate of attendance. Clinicians outside Italy should check with their own board whether it can be submitted as self-reported continuing education.
Lateral window sinus lift, full-arch immediate loading, zygomatic and pterygoid implants, and soft-tissue grafting are outside the program. The course is dedicated to the crestal approach and to expansive techniques on the atrophic ridge.