Achieving Predictable Regeneration with Composite Grafts
Thursday, January 28, 2027
8:00 – 10:00 am
Course Code:
470TL
Credits:
2
CE Hours
This course provides a comprehensive overview of today’s bone grafting options, highlighting the advantages and limitations of commonly used materials. Attendees will be introduced to a novel bone graft material designed for use in a wide range of hard tissue grafting applications. Through real-world case presentations and practical clinical examples, attendees will gain clear, actionable insight into how this novel material can be seamlessly incorporated into everyday practice. The speaker will also address the role of barrier membranes in graft containment and regeneration along with the practical use of membranes to support bone grafting procedures. Emphasis will be placed on predictability, versatility, and ease of use across multiple clinical scenarios.
Speakers
After this course attendees will be able to:
- Understand the science and clinical rationale behind a novel bone graft material
- Utilize the wide range of clinical applications for this novel bone graft material
- Differentiate this bone graft material from other bone grafting products currently available on the market
- Identify how barrier membranes support bone grafting procedures
The Impladent LTD grant has been applied to this course.
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