botiss dentalk
Welcome to the podcast where dental innovation meets real-world clinical experience. In each episode, leading clinicians, researchers, and industry experts come together to discuss the latest developments in dental surgery, bone augmentation, and soft tissue…
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#23 - Dr. Martina Stefanini – Why Soft Tissue Decides Implant Success (opens the original)
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On this episode of botiss talks, Arturo Robertazzi sits down with Prof. Martina Stefanini — periodontist, university professor, and one of the most cited voices in periodontology today — for a conversation that moves from the pressure of live surgery in front of 5,000 people to the real clinical debate around soft tissue management. Martina breaks down why soft tissue and bone can no longer be treated as separate problems, how connective tissue graft thickness affects long-term overgrowth risk,
#22 - Dr. Željka Perić Kačarević - Socket Management and NovaMag® Shield Explained (opens the original)
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In this episode of botiss talks, host Arturo Robertazzi sits down with Dr. Željka Perić Kačarević from botiss biomaterials to unpack socket management after tooth extraction. They cover the three socket types clinicians deal with daily, why buccal plate volume is critical for long term implant and bridge success, and how bone resorption progresses if a socket is left untreated. Željka walks through classic socket preservation using cerabone® plus and maxgraft®, membrane options including Jason®
#21 – Prof. Piero Papi – Soft Tissue Around Dental Implants (opens the original)
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