Contemporary approaches for hard and soft tissue regeneration at teeth and implant sites
Optimising traditional grafting with growth factors

Soft and hard tissue reconstruction procedures are often needed to provide an ideal peri-implant phenotype, in terms of bone thickness, keratinised mucosa width, mucosal thickness and supracrestal tissue height. These components can promote long-term aesthetic results, and implant longevity.

This workshop will focus on contemporary approaches for hard and soft tissue reconstruction at teeth and implant sites, using patient-centred and minimally invasive techniques.

• Taking your grafting to new levels with novel dental growth factor GEM 21S®
• Improve the predictability and long-term success of implant-supported rehabilitations
• Improve less invasive surgical techniques
• Explore opportunities of reducing surgery times
• Discussion on how to reduce post-operative morbidity
• The role of biologics in regenerative surgery
• Hard and soft tissue hands-on activities in a small group setting
• Block your calendar out and register today!

The workshop will allow participants to use a variety of xenogeneic biomaterials to manage osseous dehiscence and fenestration defects (guided bone regeneration) and soft tissue volume/contour deficiencies on simulation models and pig jaws. Flap designs, soft tissue management, and suturing techniques will be discussed, as will the beneficial role of platelet derived growth factor (rhPDGFBB, GEM-21S®) on both hard and soft tissue regeneration.