Webinar World Tour - Geistlich Pharma AG

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On-demand Webinars

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Prof. Frank Schwarz & Dr. Ausra Ramanauskaite

Long-term stability of implants in the augmented bone

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Prof. Anton Sculean

Soft tissue regeneration at teeth and implant

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Prof. Ronald Jung & Dr. Anina Zurcher

How can you improve implant esthetics in the anterior region?

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Prof. Daniele Cardaropoli

Open healing in alveolar ridge preservation procedures.

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Dr. Ashvini Padhye (India)

Hard and Soft tissues - the Key to Long Term Success. Predictable and Proficient Managment of Deficient Peri-implant

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Dr. Nadia Naenni (Switzerland)

Tooth Extraction & Subsequent Implant Placement - Challenges & Opportunities

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Dr. Marcus Beschnidt (Germany)

Soft-tissue regeneration: New options to connective tissue grafts

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Dr. Diego Velasquez (USA)

Treatment of Single Tooth Extraction Sockets

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Dr. Pascal Valentini (France)

Sinus Floor Elevation: Prevention and Therapy of Complications

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Dr. Isabella Rocchietta (UK)

Management of Severe Alveolar Defects

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Dr. Michael Norton (UK)

Assessment and Planning before Sinus Lift

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Prof. Lisa Heitz-Mayfield (Australia)

Peri-implantitis: Decision-making in clinical practice

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Dr. Paulo Fernando (Brazil)

Soft-Tissue Management

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Dr. Ki-Tae Koo (South Korea)

Ridge Preservation

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Dr. Anthony Sclar (USA)

Ridge Preservation

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Prof. Ronald Jung & Prof. Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)

Extraction Socket Management

Bone and soft-tissue remodeling after tooth extraction has been investigated thoroughly.

Minor Bone Augmentation

Grafting materials and barrier membranes to stimulate and direct the growth of new bone at defect sites.

Major bone augmentation

Tooth loss, trauma or tumour resection can lead to large bone deficiencies in the alveolar ridge.

Sinus Floor elevation

Following the loss of a premolar or molar, posterior maxilla bone height is often insufficient for implant placement.