Bone Augmentation & Bioengineering in the Clinical Implant Practice

Continuing Education Credits:

1 CEU (Continuing Education Unit)

Course Presenter(s):

Maurice Salama, DMD

Course Description:

To be a viable treatment choice in the edentulous patient, the implant-supported restoration requires bone in adequate position, quality and quantity. This requires bone development of the edentulous ridge or potential implant restorative site. The importance in developing this underlying bone support is twofold, to act as an anchor for the implant but also as a framework for the support of the gingival tissue and esthetics. This webinar will introduce efficient and predictable bone graft solutions as well as bioactive modifiers that can be immediately incorporated into clinical practice.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn simple and efficient ridge preservation techniques.
• Management of the “deficient” site through bone augmentation.
• Why incorporate Bioactive modifiers into Bone Graft Solutions.