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Implantology in Transition: Industry, Responsibility, and the Future (opens the original)
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Where is implantology heading in the coming years? In this episode, Rebekka Ellenrieder talks to Marco Gadola, Chairman of the Board at DKSH and Medartis and CEO ad interim at SDS. Together they discuss the future of ceramic implants, digital workflows, guided dentistry, efficiency in modern dental practices and the growing importance of education in implantology. They also explore how clinicians can successfully enter the world of ceramic implants and what dental professionals can learn from a
Titanium vs. Ceramics: An Honest Discussion (opens the original)
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How should clinicians choose between titanium and ceramic implants when treating a patient who expects their implant to last for decades? In this episode, SDS host Katja Busse is joined by Dr. Hashim and Dr. Cionca from the University of Geneva to explore the current evidence, clinical experience, and unanswered questions surrounding both materials. Together, they discuss: • Long-term predictability and current limitations of the available data • Soft tissue integration and plaque accumulation •
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