Bone Reconstruction Course Hawaii 2027– Human Cadaver Edition
with Dr. Juan Lara Chao, Dr. José Luis Domínguez-Mompell
Oral Surgery · Intermediate, Advanced · Hands-on, Lecture · Date 2027-01-07 · Honolulu, Hawaii · 21 CE credits · $7,320
AI Researched CE Compass Brief
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Bone Reconstruction Course Hawaii is a three day program built around autogenous bone reconstruction with the Khoury technique, taught by the Spanish DL Oral Surgery team. Two days of lectures, case discussion, and treatment planning lead into a full day of hands on work on human cadavers, so the techniques are practiced in real anatomy before they reach a patient.
What makes the experience different:
- Learn from Dr. José Luis Mompell and Dr. Juan Lara Chao, oral surgery and implantology specialists who each hold a master's degree from the University of Alcalá and teach in university master's programs in Spain.
- Draw on a team that has focused exclusively on implantology and bone reconstruction for more than 17 years and has published on mandibular vertical reconstruction and calvarial bone grafting.
- Spend the third day on hands on human cadaver training, with all materials and equipment provided.
- Train in an intentionally limited group, kept small so the faculty to participant ratio stays low, especially during the cadaver session.
- Cover hard and soft tissue together, from block harvesting and bone splitting to vestibuloplasty and nerve lateralization.
Best practical takeaways:
- Predictable bone block harvesting
- Khoury principles for autogenous grafting and cortical plate management
- Bone splitting and horizontal and vertical augmentation strategies
- Free gingival and connective tissue grafts around grafted sites
- Rotated palatal flap and Kazanjian vestibuloplasty
- Inferior alveolar nerve lateralization combined with augmentation
- Titanium mesh protocols and combined regenerative techniques
- Treatment planning for complex implant reconstruction
Clinical distinction: Bone Reconstruction Course Hawaii is not an introductory GBR lecture series. Its value is seeing how case planning, autogenous block techniques, soft tissue management, and cadaver practice work together, so the full surgical sequence is understood and rehearsed before it is attempted on a patient.
Best for: general dentists, periodontists, prosthodontists, oral surgeons, and implant dentists who already place implants and want to manage larger horizontal and vertical defects with autogenous bone. The organizers welcome clinicians beginning regenerative procedures as well as experienced surgeons refining advanced techniques, but the cadaver day is most useful when you bring solid surgical fundamentals and have reconstructive cases waiting at home.