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The presence of tissue defects leads to aesthetic complications in implantology. The S.M.A.R.T. technique was developed with the purpose of preserving gingival architecture in high-risk cases. Literature has shown that traditional ROG often results in deformations of peri-implant tissues. S.M.A.R.T. is a minimally invasive technique of bone regeneration mediated by growth factors

According to the last classification of periodontal diseases the interproximal clinical attachment level is a key parameter to diagnose the disease and set the prognosis. Is it possible to gain the IP-CAL lost with the disease?

Let’s discuss and immerse into the biology of the tissues in order to have a better understanding of the surgical management of them when treating recession type defects. Our purpose is to create a favourable environement in order the healing take place and that is only possible when it is clear in our mind how the evaluation of the clinical situation must be carried out

The restoration of implants in the aesthetic zone varies significantly from implant treatment in other areas. Successful outcomes require not just osseointegration of the implant fixture itself, but also creation of appropriate gingival architecture, selection and fabrication of an abutment / crown system that balances aesthetic and functional demands.

Traditional GBR procedures often result in complications leading to inadequate gingival architecture. Restoring the patient’s appearance in the presence of peri-implant tissue defects constitutes one of the most difficult challenges in clinical dentistry. This presentation will demonstrate the use of the S.M.A.R.T. Minimally Invasive Bone Grafting method for the prevention and treatment of compromised sites in the esthetic zone

In many cases bone augmentation is necessary before implants can be inserted. Additionally, the soft tissue management can be a decisive factor for the implant success. In all cases the “Goldstandard” of using autologous bone is in competition with the use of Bone Graft Material products. This lecture gives deep insights in the Concept of Biological Bone Augmentation (BBA) with pure autogenous bone and tissue and is addressed to all clinicians

This clinically based presentation will focus on a relatively new technology that optimises implant site development by increasing bone density and implant primary stability ,alveolar ridge expansion & subcrestal sinus lift via the process of osseodensification. It will feature the science as well as the clinical application and step by step protocol for its use

Basic principles of periodontal surgery and microscopic implantology, in this webinar you can acquire an overview of the benefits in the use of the microscope in your surgical clinical practice.

Root coverage grafting has progressed from use of palatal donor tissue to use of allografts. Recipient site preparation has improved from open sites requiring surface incisions to pouch and tunnel preparations with no surface incisions. These advances have produced results demonstrated in controlled trials to be equivalent to the more invasive alternative procedures while enhancing esthetics as well as the patient’s experience during and after surgery.

This webinar will discuss the pros and cons of using composite resin in anterior teeth and the characteristics of this material. The step-by-step to perform a stratified restoration on anterior teeth will be explained combined with the demonstrations in clinical cases.