1. Introduction to Restorative Dentistry
- Presentation of the teaching, aims of restorative dentistry, objectives and goals, analysis of scientific literature, historical notes
2. Anatomy of the dental elements
- Macroscopic and microscopic evaluation of deciduous and permanent teeth
- Embryology and anomalies associated with the various stages of dentition (dentinogenesis and amelogenesis imperfecta, MIH, hypoplasia)
- Dental formula and nomenclature
- Teeth design and modeling
3. Caries
- Etiopathogenesis (diet, oral microflora, plaque, saliva, host predisposition)
- Epidemiology (DMFT index and WHO parameters)
- Histopathology and stages of caries
- Diagnosis (clinical, instrumental, radiographic examinations)
- Classifications
- Non-carious cervical lesions (abfraction, erosions, abrasions, hypersensitivity)
4. Pain management
- Anesthesia (materials and techniques)
- Medications (painkillers and post-op follow-up)
5. Instruments
- Diagnostic tools
- Cavity preparation instruments (hand-pieces, burs, hand instruments)
- Accessory tools for conservative reconstruction (matrixes, strips, wedges)
- Finishing and polishing tools (burs, polishers and pastes)
6. Adhesion and Adhesive Systems
- Mechanism of adhesion (microscopic and macroscopic analysis)
- Adhesive systems (classifications, chemical and physical aspects, laboratory tests)
- Adhesive systems on the dental markets
7. Conservative restoration materials
- Background
- Metallic materials (amalgam, cohesive gold)
- Composites (composition, evolution and classification, product category)
- Compomers
- Glass ionomer and reinforced glass ionomer cements
8. Conservative treatment of the carious lesion
- Background
- The rubber dam (instruments and mounting techniques)
- Cavity preparation (principles, hand and rotary instruments)
- Minimally invasive restorative
- Products, finishing and polishing techniques for restorations
- Maintenance of restorations
9. Direct restorations of the lateral-posterior sectors
- Class I (modeling techniques)
- Class II (matrixes, wedges and separating rings, modeling techniques)
10. Direct restorations of the anterior sectors
- Principles of dental aesthetics and color in dentistry
- Class III (Preparation and layering techniques)
- Class IV (Preparation and layering techniques, reattachment of fragments)
- Class V (Preparation and layering techniques)
- Direct veneers
11. Sealing and sealants
12. Photo-curing lamps
- Polymerization shrinkage and degree of conversion
- Types of lamps (halogen, LED, polyLED, laser)
13. Indirect restorations of the anterior sectors
- Veneers (analog and digital mock-up, materials, preparation and impression taking techniques, provisional restorations, techniques and materials for cementation)
14. Indirect restorations of the lateral-posterior sectors
- Inlays (inlay, onlay, overlay, veneerlay, semi-direct technique, in-office technique, materials, preparation and impression taking techniques, temporary restoration, techniques and materials for cementation)
15. Pulp protection
- Biological principles and product category (pulp capping and pulp vitality, deep carious lesions, bioceramics and varnishes)
16. Temporary restorative materials
17. Vital tooth whitening
18. Dental traumatology
- IADT classification and guidelines
- Diagnosis and protocol
- Rehabilitation techniques
19. Restoration of the endodontically treated tooth
20. Complex rehabilitations with conservative and adhesive techniques

- Odontoiatria restaurativa. Procedure di trattamento e prospettive future, a cura di AIC (Accademia Italiana di Conservativa), 2016, Ed. Edra
- Odontoiatria restaurativa estetica, a cura di AIC (Accademia Italiana di Conservativa), 2021, Ed. Quintessenza

Prosthodontics
1.General introduction to Dental Prosthetics
-The treatment plan
-Principles of occlusion (RC and MI)
-Patient classification
-Diagnosis
-Choice of finishing line and restoration material
-Partial and total restorations
-Adhesive and non-adhesive restorations
2.Preparation principles for full crowns
-Calibrated reduction of the tooth
-Wall retention concepts
-Axial limit
-Occlusal limit
-Gingival limit (respect of the biological width)
-Secondary retentions
3.Different designs of final preparation
-Linear preparations
-Area preparations
-Mixed preparations
-Different preparations
-Diamond burs and rotary tools
4.Preparation principles for anterior partial restorations: Veneers
-Mock-up and preview
-Golden ratio and aesthetic information
-Minimally invasive preparation
-Field isolation
-Adhesive cementation
5.Preparation principles for posterior partial restorations: Onlay-Overlay
-Preparation
-Field isolation
-Adhesive cementation
6.Soft tissue retraction, repositioning and marginal finishing
-Retraction cords
-Sonic instruments
-Fine grain burs
-Hand chisels
7.Provisionalization
-Short and long term
-Direct and indirect provisional
-Ion
-The resin cycle
-Diagnostic wax-up
8.Precision impression: Analog and Digital
-Retraction cords
-Radio-electro surgery
-Chemical retraction
-Impression materials
-IOS
-Facebow and articulator assembly
-Vertical dimension and resin/wax check
9.Materials for the definitive restoration and try-in
-Metallic materials
-Metal-free materials
-Try-in of metallic structure
-Try-in of the porcelain
-Primary and secondary welding
-Shade selection
-Monolithic or stratified
10.Final cementation
-Zinc oxyphosphate cements
-Adhesive cements
-Glass ionomer cements
11.Reconstruction of the endodontically treated tooth
-Gold cast post
-Adhesive post
-Endodontic seal
-Root canal cements
-Ferrule effect

-Estetica e Precisione (D. Massironi, R. Pascetta, G. Romeo), Ed. Quintessenza.

Prosthodontics
1.General introduction to Dental Prosthetics
-The treatment plan
-Principles of occlusion (RC and MI)
-Patient classification
-Diagnosis
-Choice of finishing line and restoration material
-Partial and total restorations
-Adhesive and non-adhesive restorations
2.Preparation principles for full crowns
-Calibrated reduction of the tooth
-Wall retention concepts
-Axial limit
-Occlusal limit
-Gingival limit (respect of the biological width)
-Secondary retentions
3.Different designs of final preparation
-Linear preparations
-Area preparations
-Mixed preparations
-Different preparations
-Diamond burs and rotary tools
4.Preparation principles for anterior partial restorations: Veneers
-Mock-up and preview
-Golden ratio and aesthetic information
-Minimally invasive preparation
-Field isolation
-Adhesive cementation
5.Preparation principles for posterior partial restorations: Onlay-Overlay
-Preparation
-Field isolation
-Adhesive cementation
6.Soft tissue retraction, repositioning and marginal finishing
-Retraction cords
-Sonic instruments
-Fine grain burs
-Hand chisels
7.Provisionalization
-Short and long term
-Direct and indirect provisional
-Ion
-The resin cycle
-Diagnostic wax-up
8.Precision impression: Analog and Digital
-Retraction cords
-Radio-electro surgery
-Chemical retraction
-Impression materials
-IOS
-Facebow and articulator assembly
-Vertical dimension and resin/wax check
9.Materials for the definitive restoration and try-in
-Metallic materials
-Metal-free materials
-Try-in of metallic structure
-Try-in of the porcelain
-Primary and secondary welding
-Shade selection
-Monolithic or stratified
10.Final cementation
-Zinc oxyphosphate cements
-Adhesive cements
-Glass ionomer cements
11.Reconstruction of the endodontically treated tooth
-Gold cast post
-Adhesive post
-Endodontic seal
-Root canal cements
-Ferrule effect

-Estetica e Precisione (D. Massironi, R. Pascetta, G. Romeo), Ed. Quintessenza.

1. Introduction to Periodontology.
- Definition of periodontal disease, hints on periodontal tissues, the etiologic agent, host response, and the multifactorial nature of periodontitis
2. Periodontal Embryology, Anatomy and Histology.
- Embryologic origin of periodontal tissues, embryologic development of the gingiva, periodontal ligament, cementum, and alveolar bone proper.
- Macroscopic anatomy of the gingiva, microscopic epithelial and connective tissue features of the gingiva and oral mucosa.
- Macroscopic and microscopic anatomy of deep periodontal tissues: cementum, periodontal ligament, and alveolar bone.
- Anatomy of lymphatic, vascular and nervous tissues of periodontal tissues.
3. Epidemiology of Periodontal Disease.
- Distribution of periodontal disease
- Modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors
- Multifactorial concepts of periodontitis.
4. Microbiology: plaque, bacteria, dental calculus
- Description of bacterial plaque, changes in composition between physiological and pathological plaque, theories of pathogenicity of bacterial plaque.
- Periodontal microbiology: description of major periodontopathogenic bacteria (characteristics, taxonomy, virulence factors), Koch, Evans and Socransky postulates for pathogen identification, pathogen complex theory, human and bacterial viruses in periodontal disease.
- Dental calculus composition and characteristics
5. Pathogenesis Periodontal Disease.
- Differences with other inflammatory diseases, clinical and histopathological features of periodontal disease, studies on progression from healthy gingiva to periodontitis.
- Body response to periodontal disease, nonspecific and adaptive immune defense mechanisms.
- Description of cellular and humoral immune mechanisms.
- Description of major cytokines.
6. Classification of periodontal and periimplant diseases and conditions.
- Non-plaque induced gingival lesions.
- Gingivitis
- Periodontitis
- Systemic and Periodontal Diseases
- Occlusal Trauma, Endo-Perio Injuries, Periodontal Abscesses, Gingival Recessions and Peri-Implant Disease
7. Periodontal Diagnosis and Prognosis.
- Periodontal History
- Periodontal Indices and Periodontal Record
- Radiographic Examinations
8. Motivation, oral hygiene instruction
- Instrumentation
- Protocols
- Outcomes
9. Supra-gingival instrumentation instrumentation, protocols, results
10. Sub-gingival instrumentation: instrumentation, protocols, results
11. Antiseptics, Systemic and local antibiotics: rationale, protocols, results

- Parodontologia clinica e implantologia orale, Lindhe J. & Lang N., EdiErmes
- Parodontologia clinica, Newman MG, Takei HH, Carranza FA, Delfino Antonio Edizioni
- Testo Atlante di Parodontologia e Implantologia, autori vari SIdP, Ed. Quintessenza

1. Introduction to Periodontology.
- Definition of periodontal disease, hints on periodontal tissues, the etiologic agent, host response, and the multifactorial nature of periodontitis
2. Periodontal Embryology, Anatomy and Histology.
- Embryologic origin of periodontal tissues, embryologic development of the gingiva, periodontal ligament, cementum, and alveolar bone proper.
- Macroscopic anatomy of the gingiva, microscopic epithelial and connective tissue features of the gingiva and oral mucosa.
- Macroscopic and microscopic anatomy of deep periodontal tissues: cementum, periodontal ligament, and alveolar bone.
- Anatomy of lymphatic, vascular and nervous tissues of periodontal tissues.
3. Epidemiology of Periodontal Disease.
- Distribution of periodontal disease
- Modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors
- Multifactorial concepts of periodontitis.
4. Microbiology: plaque, bacteria, dental calculus
- Description of bacterial plaque, changes in composition between physiological and pathological plaque, theories of pathogenicity of bacterial plaque.
- Periodontal microbiology: description of major periodontopathogenic bacteria (characteristics, taxonomy, virulence factors), Koch, Evans and Socransky postulates for pathogen identification, pathogen complex theory, human and bacterial viruses in periodontal disease.
- Dental calculus composition and characteristics
5. Pathogenesis Periodontal Disease.
- Differences with other inflammatory diseases, clinical and histopathological features of periodontal disease, studies on progression from healthy gingiva to periodontitis.
- Body response to periodontal disease, nonspecific and adaptive immune defense mechanisms.
- Description of cellular and humoral immune mechanisms.
- Description of major cytokines.
6. Classification of periodontal and periimplant diseases and conditions.
- Non-plaque induced gingival lesions.
- Gingivitis
- Periodontitis
- Systemic and Periodontal Diseases
- Occlusal Trauma, Endo-Perio Injuries, Periodontal Abscesses, Gingival Recessions and Peri-Implant Disease
7. Periodontal Diagnosis and Prognosis.
- Periodontal History
- Periodontal Indices and Periodontal Record
- Radiographic Examinations
8. Motivation, oral hygiene instruction
- Instrumentation
- Protocols
- Outcomes
9. Supra-gingival instrumentation instrumentation, protocols, results
10. Sub-gingival instrumentation: instrumentation, protocols, results
11. Antiseptics, Systemic and local antibiotics: rationale, protocols, results

- Parodontologia clinica e implantologia orale, Lindhe J. & Lang N., EdiErmes
- Parodontologia clinica, Newman MG, Takei HH, Carranza FA, Delfino Antonio Edizioni
- Testo Atlante di Parodontologia e Implantologia, autori vari SIdP, Ed. Quintessenza

1. Introduction to Restorative Dentistry
- Presentation of the teaching, aims of restorative dentistry, objectives and goals, analysis of scientific literature, historical notes
2. Anatomy of the dental elements
- Macroscopic and microscopic evaluation of deciduous and permanent teeth
- Embryology and anomalies associated with the various stages of dentition (dentinogenesis and amelogenesis imperfecta, MIH, hypoplasia)
- Dental formula and nomenclature
- Teeth design and modeling
3. Caries
- Etiopathogenesis (diet, oral microflora, plaque, saliva, host predisposition)
- Epidemiology (DMFT index and WHO parameters)
- Histopathology and stages of caries
- Diagnosis (clinical, instrumental, radiographic examinations)
- Classifications
- Non-carious cervical lesions (abfraction, erosions, abrasions, hypersensitivity)
4. Pain management
- Anesthesia (materials and techniques)
- Medications (painkillers and post-op follow-up)
5. Instruments
- Diagnostic tools
- Cavity preparation instruments (hand-pieces, burs, hand instruments)
- Accessory tools for conservative reconstruction (matrixes, strips, wedges)
- Finishing and polishing tools (burs, polishers and pastes)
6. Adhesion and Adhesive Systems
- Mechanism of adhesion (microscopic and macroscopic analysis)
- Adhesive systems (classifications, chemical and physical aspects, laboratory tests)
- Adhesive systems on the dental markets
7. Conservative restoration materials
- Background
- Metallic materials (amalgam, cohesive gold)
- Composites (composition, evolution and classification, product category)
- Compomers
- Glass ionomer and reinforced glass ionomer cements
8. Conservative treatment of the carious lesion
- Background
- The rubber dam (instruments and mounting techniques)
- Cavity preparation (principles, hand and rotary instruments)
- Minimally invasive restorative
- Products, finishing and polishing techniques for restorations
- Maintenance of restorations
9. Direct restorations of the lateral-posterior sectors
- Class I (modeling techniques)
- Class II (matrixes, wedges and separating rings, modeling techniques)
10. Direct restorations of the anterior sectors
- Principles of dental aesthetics and color in dentistry
- Class III (Preparation and layering techniques)
- Class IV (Preparation and layering techniques, reattachment of fragments)
- Class V (Preparation and layering techniques)
- Direct veneers
11. Sealing and sealants
12. Photo-curing lamps
- Polymerization shrinkage and degree of conversion
- Types of lamps (halogen, LED, polyLED, laser)
13. Indirect restorations of the anterior sectors
- Veneers (analog and digital mock-up, materials, preparation and impression taking techniques, provisional restorations, techniques and materials for cementation)
14. Indirect restorations of the lateral-posterior sectors
- Inlays (inlay, onlay, overlay, veneerlay, semi-direct technique, in-office technique, materials, preparation and impression taking techniques, temporary restoration, techniques and materials for cementation)
15. Pulp protection
- Biological principles and product category (pulp capping and pulp vitality, deep carious lesions, bioceramics and varnishes)
16. Temporary restorative materials
17. Vital tooth whitening
18. Dental traumatology
- IADT classification and guidelines
- Diagnosis and protocol
- Rehabilitation techniques
19. Restoration of the endodontically treated tooth
20. Complex rehabilitations with conservative and adhesive techniques

- Odontoiatria restaurativa. Procedure di trattamento e prospettive future, a cura di AIC (Accademia Italiana di Conservativa), 2016, Ed. Edra
- Odontoiatria restaurativa estetica, a cura di AIC (Accademia Italiana di Conservativa), 2021, Ed. Quintessenza

Prosthodontics
1.General introduction to Dental Prosthetics
-The treatment plan
-Principles of occlusion (RC and MI)
-Patient classification
-Diagnosis
-Choice of finishing line and restoration material
-Partial and total restorations
-Adhesive and non-adhesive restorations
2.Preparation principles for full crowns
-Calibrated reduction of the tooth
-Wall retention concepts
-Axial limit
-Occlusal limit
-Gingival limit (respect of the biological width)
-Secondary retentions
3.Different designs of final preparation
-Linear preparations
-Area preparations
-Mixed preparations
-Different preparations
-Diamond burs and rotary tools
4.Preparation principles for anterior partial restorations: Veneers
-Mock-up and preview
-Golden ratio and aesthetic information
-Minimally invasive preparation
-Field isolation
-Adhesive cementation
5.Preparation principles for posterior partial restorations: Onlay-Overlay
-Preparation
-Field isolation
-Adhesive cementation
6.Soft tissue retraction, repositioning and marginal finishing
-Retraction cords
-Sonic instruments
-Fine grain burs
-Hand chisels
7.Provisionalization
-Short and long term
-Direct and indirect provisional
-Ion
-The resin cycle
-Diagnostic wax-up
8.Precision impression: Analog and Digital
-Retraction cords
-Radio-electro surgery
-Chemical retraction
-Impression materials
-IOS
-Facebow and articulator assembly
-Vertical dimension and resin/wax check
9.Materials for the definitive restoration and try-in
-Metallic materials
-Metal-free materials
-Try-in of metallic structure
-Try-in of the porcelain
-Primary and secondary welding
-Shade selection
-Monolithic or stratified
10.Final cementation
-Zinc oxyphosphate cements
-Adhesive cements
-Glass ionomer cements
11.Reconstruction of the endodontically treated tooth
-Gold cast post
-Adhesive post
-Endodontic seal
-Root canal cements
-Ferrule effect

-Estetica e Precisione (D. Massironi, R. Pascetta, G. Romeo), Ed. Quintessenza.

Prosthodontics
1.General introduction to Dental Prosthetics
-The treatment plan
-Principles of occlusion (RC and MI)
-Patient classification
-Diagnosis
-Choice of finishing line and restoration material
-Partial and total restorations
-Adhesive and non-adhesive restorations
2.Preparation principles for full crowns
-Calibrated reduction of the tooth
-Wall retention concepts
-Axial limit
-Occlusal limit
-Gingival limit (respect of the biological width)
-Secondary retentions
3.Different designs of final preparation
-Linear preparations
-Area preparations
-Mixed preparations
-Different preparations
-Diamond burs and rotary tools
4.Preparation principles for anterior partial restorations: Veneers
-Mock-up and preview
-Golden ratio and aesthetic information
-Minimally invasive preparation
-Field isolation
-Adhesive cementation
5.Preparation principles for posterior partial restorations: Onlay-Overlay
-Preparation
-Field isolation
-Adhesive cementation
6.Soft tissue retraction, repositioning and marginal finishing
-Retraction cords
-Sonic instruments
-Fine grain burs
-Hand chisels
7.Provisionalization
-Short and long term
-Direct and indirect provisional
-Ion
-The resin cycle
-Diagnostic wax-up
8.Precision impression: Analog and Digital
-Retraction cords
-Radio-electro surgery
-Chemical retraction
-Impression materials
-IOS
-Facebow and articulator assembly
-Vertical dimension and resin/wax check
9.Materials for the definitive restoration and try-in
-Metallic materials
-Metal-free materials
-Try-in of metallic structure
-Try-in of the porcelain
-Primary and secondary welding
-Shade selection
-Monolithic or stratified
10.Final cementation
-Zinc oxyphosphate cements
-Adhesive cements
-Glass ionomer cements
11.Reconstruction of the endodontically treated tooth
-Gold cast post
-Adhesive post
-Endodontic seal
-Root canal cements
-Ferrule effect

-Estetica e Precisione (D. Massironi, R. Pascetta, G. Romeo), Ed. Quintessenza.

1. Introduction to Periodontology.
- Definition of periodontal disease, hints on periodontal tissues, the etiologic agent, host response, and the multifactorial nature of periodontitis
2. Periodontal Embryology, Anatomy and Histology.
- Embryologic origin of periodontal tissues, embryologic development of the gingiva, periodontal ligament, cementum, and alveolar bone proper.
- Macroscopic anatomy of the gingiva, microscopic epithelial and connective tissue features of the gingiva and oral mucosa.
- Macroscopic and microscopic anatomy of deep periodontal tissues: cementum, periodontal ligament, and alveolar bone.
- Anatomy of lymphatic, vascular and nervous tissues of periodontal tissues.
3. Epidemiology of Periodontal Disease.
- Distribution of periodontal disease
- Modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors
- Multifactorial concepts of periodontitis.
4. Microbiology: plaque, bacteria, dental calculus
- Description of bacterial plaque, changes in composition between physiological and pathological plaque, theories of pathogenicity of bacterial plaque.
- Periodontal microbiology: description of major periodontopathogenic bacteria (characteristics, taxonomy, virulence factors), Koch, Evans and Socransky postulates for pathogen identification, pathogen complex theory, human and bacterial viruses in periodontal disease.
- Dental calculus composition and characteristics
5. Pathogenesis Periodontal Disease.
- Differences with other inflammatory diseases, clinical and histopathological features of periodontal disease, studies on progression from healthy gingiva to periodontitis.
- Body response to periodontal disease, nonspecific and adaptive immune defense mechanisms.
- Description of cellular and humoral immune mechanisms.
- Description of major cytokines.
6. Classification of periodontal and periimplant diseases and conditions.
- Non-plaque induced gingival lesions.
- Gingivitis
- Periodontitis
- Systemic and Periodontal Diseases
- Occlusal Trauma, Endo-Perio Injuries, Periodontal Abscesses, Gingival Recessions and Peri-Implant Disease
7. Periodontal Diagnosis and Prognosis.
- Periodontal History
- Periodontal Indices and Periodontal Record
- Radiographic Examinations
8. Motivation, oral hygiene instruction
- Instrumentation
- Protocols
- Outcomes
9. Supra-gingival instrumentation instrumentation, protocols, results
10. Sub-gingival instrumentation: instrumentation, protocols, results
11. Antiseptics, Systemic and local antibiotics: rationale, protocols, results

- Parodontologia clinica e implantologia orale, Lindhe J. & Lang N., EdiErmes
- Parodontologia clinica, Newman MG, Takei HH, Carranza FA, Delfino Antonio Edizioni
- Testo Atlante di Parodontologia e Implantologia, autori vari SIdP, Ed. Quintessenza

1. Introduction to Periodontology.
- Definition of periodontal disease, hints on periodontal tissues, the etiologic agent, host response, and the multifactorial nature of periodontitis
2. Periodontal Embryology, Anatomy and Histology.
- Embryologic origin of periodontal tissues, embryologic development of the gingiva, periodontal ligament, cementum, and alveolar bone proper.
- Macroscopic anatomy of the gingiva, microscopic epithelial and connective tissue features of the gingiva and oral mucosa.
- Macroscopic and microscopic anatomy of deep periodontal tissues: cementum, periodontal ligament, and alveolar bone.
- Anatomy of lymphatic, vascular and nervous tissues of periodontal tissues.
3. Epidemiology of Periodontal Disease.
- Distribution of periodontal disease
- Modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors
- Multifactorial concepts of periodontitis.
4. Microbiology: plaque, bacteria, dental calculus
- Description of bacterial plaque, changes in composition between physiological and pathological plaque, theories of pathogenicity of bacterial plaque.
- Periodontal microbiology: description of major periodontopathogenic bacteria (characteristics, taxonomy, virulence factors), Koch, Evans and Socransky postulates for pathogen identification, pathogen complex theory, human and bacterial viruses in periodontal disease.
- Dental calculus composition and characteristics
5. Pathogenesis Periodontal Disease.
- Differences with other inflammatory diseases, clinical and histopathological features of periodontal disease, studies on progression from healthy gingiva to periodontitis.
- Body response to periodontal disease, nonspecific and adaptive immune defense mechanisms.
- Description of cellular and humoral immune mechanisms.
- Description of major cytokines.
6. Classification of periodontal and periimplant diseases and conditions.
- Non-plaque induced gingival lesions.
- Gingivitis
- Periodontitis
- Systemic and Periodontal Diseases
- Occlusal Trauma, Endo-Perio Injuries, Periodontal Abscesses, Gingival Recessions and Peri-Implant Disease
7. Periodontal Diagnosis and Prognosis.
- Periodontal History
- Periodontal Indices and Periodontal Record
- Radiographic Examinations
8. Motivation, oral hygiene instruction
- Instrumentation
- Protocols
- Outcomes
9. Supra-gingival instrumentation instrumentation, protocols, results
10. Sub-gingival instrumentation: instrumentation, protocols, results
11. Antiseptics, Systemic and local antibiotics: rationale, protocols, results

- Parodontologia clinica e implantologia orale, Lindhe J. & Lang N., EdiErmes
- Parodontologia clinica, Newman MG, Takei HH, Carranza FA, Delfino Antonio Edizioni
- Testo Atlante di Parodontologia e Implantologia, autori vari SIdP, Ed. Quintessenza