Local, sustainable, organic, recyclable: intraoral donor sites

COURSE DETAILS

Autologous tissue is not immunogenic; there is no risk of disease transmission, it contains growth factors. Still, “Gold standard” tissue is often neglected because of the donor site morbidity.Morbidity can be dramatically reduced by choosing a donor site adjacent to the recipient area and/or donor site that is known to be associated with minimal postoperative discomfort.

This lecture will present the utilization of tuberosity bone, translocated ridge segments, extracted and partially extracted teeth.

OBJECTIVES

Presenting the innovative technique of osseodensification as a bio-mechanical, non-excavation osteotomy prepration method.
Learning how osseodensification preserves bone bulk in order for the bone tissue to be compacted and autografted expanding direction to form the osteotomy.
Step-by-step procedure of the sub crestal sinus augmentation with long term follow ups of both clinical and CBCT radiographs.

Meet the speaker

Dr. Snjezana Pohl is a distinguished oral surgeon specializing in periodontology and implantology. Currently practicing at a private clinic in Croatia, she holds the position of a clinical assistant professor at the School of Dental Medicine, University of Rijeka.

Dr. Pohl is recognized internationally as a lecturer and expert, actively participating in dental conferences worldwide. Her expertise extends to authoring scientific papers focused on minimally invasive techniques within implantology and periodontology. Dr. Pohl underscores the significance of tissue preservation, advocating for the incorporation of cutting-edge methodologies like Partial Extraction Therapies, Autogenous Tissue Utilization, and Osseodensification in comprehensive treatment approaches.

Dr. Georgios Romanos