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November 2019
HW3: Mucogingival Microsurgery (Hands-On Workshop)
Microscope-assisted periodontal therapy was introduced in the early ‘90s. The existing evidence supports the benefits and superiority of outcomes when utilizing the operating microscope (OM) for surgical periodontal therapy geared toward regenerative and root coverage procedures.
Find out more »FCE5: The Role of Growth Factors in Soft Tissue Grafts
Periodontics has pioneered the repair and regeneration of gingival tissues with autogenous and alternative tissue grafts. Today the addition of tissue engineering techniques enables the clinician to improve the clinical outcome.
Find out more »CE7: Contemporary Soft Tissue Grafting for Function and Esthetics: Revisiting the Gold Standard and Exploring Alternatives (Live Surgical Demonstration)
This interactive, live-surgery session will present an efficient technique for connective tissue grafting that consistently yields 95-98% root coverage in Miller class I and II recession defects in a real-world environment.
Find out more »FCE10: Thinking Outside of the Box: Comparison of Various Surgical Approaches for the Enhancement of Soft Tissue Grafts Outcome
This presentation will provide several innovative approaches that apply varying techniques, materials, and modification of existing non-patented materials.
Find out more »GS4: Management of Surgical Complications Via Soft Tissue Grafts
Soft tissue manipulation requires a unique set of knowledge, psycho-motor skills, and vision to help prevent adverse outcomes, achieve desired results, and correct complications when encountered.
Find out more »IP4: Perio Open Mic
This new IP format provides a platform to present a pivotal concept, perspective, or paradigm-shifting philosophy.
Find out more »FCE18: Best Evidence Consensus on Changing Gingival Phenotype in Preparation for Orthodontic and Restorative Treatment
This session will present findings from the systematic reviews and expert opinion consensus reports and highlight areas where further research and understanding are needed.
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