Guided Bone Regeneration with bone cements has transformed and improved oral grafting procedures. GBR with Bone Cements brings new perspectives to the general practitioner, and to the specialist. Through clinical cases, we will explore the numerous abilities and advantages of
This webinar will demonstrate clinical application of Bone Graft Cement. It will discuss the unique biphasic chemical composition of calcium sulfate and its application in bone grafting applications for minor oral surgery and implant surgery. Learning Objectives: What is biphasic
Surgical techniques using bone cements Bone cement provides the dentists with a safe and predictable material to manage and minimize potential hard and soft tissue deficiencies. The goal of this webinar is to emphasize the main hardship of working with
In this webinar, Dr. Ferreira shares his journey as an oral surgeon. His time as a specialist in traditional augmentation techniques, and how he adopted a new material and method that changed his surgical practice, along with the clinical experience
In this webinar, Dr. Amos Yahav provides a detailed information about Augma’s socket grafting protocols with Ora-Aid coverage. This webinar covers multiple clinical cases while emphasizing the suturing technique for a predictable outcome. All surgeries have been performed by David
The lecture presents dozens of cases of surgical treatment of small and large odontogenic cysts and similar pathologies of the jaws. In the surgical treatment, endodontic microsurgery techniques were used as well as augmentation of bone defects with the use
The course is aimed to provide all the necessary information to smoothly transition to Augma bone cement from traditional grafting and shorten the learning curve to minimal.
The goal of this webinar is to discuss the mechanism of using Bond Apatite Bone Graft Cement based on literature and clinical experience that was accumulated since the product’s introduction into our clinical lives. This will allow greater understanding of the
Socket grafting should be an indispensable part of our daily routine practice for obtaining optimal implant placement and proper functional and aesthetic rehabilitation. Nevertheless, many sockets are left non-grafted after extraction, owing to the complexity and cumbersomeness of traditional grafting
Lateral augmentation procedures for the expansion of narrow bone ridges pose complex challenges for the clinician. First, traditional augmentation techniques require extensive knowledge and experience due to the instability of existing bone grafting materials at the implant site. The more