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In this episode of the botiss talks, Dr. Alejandro Lanis shares his clinical approach to socket management, regenerative dentistry, and personalized treatment planning in modern implantology.

Successful implant outcomes begins at the moment of tooth extraction. In this expert conversation, implant surgeon and researcher Larissa Steigmann explains why socket management and alveolar ridge preservation are essential for long term implant stability and predictable aesthetic outcomes.

The discussion explores a practical structured socket classification and decision-making approach, that helps clinicians diagnose extraction sockets and choose the appropriate treatment strategy. From intact sockets to severely compromised sites, the session covers how clinicians can combine biomaterials to preserve bone volume and support future implant placement.

Key clinical topics include ridge preservation protocols, the role of volume stable bone grafts...

In this episode of the botiss podcast Arturo Robertazzi sits down with Giovanni Zucchelli for a deep and personal conversation on soft tissue management clinical decision making and the evolution of implant dentistry.
From their first meeting in Bologna to global lectures and long term clinical cases Zucchelli shares insights on why soft tissue is critical for both aesthetics and biology and how clinicians can improve outcomes in everyday practice.

In this second episode of the podcast on “Excellence in Grafting”, Dr. Hassan Maghaireh will address the technique of block augmentation for the treatment of complex bone defects, while placing particular emphasis on the question of soft tissue management and the use of soft tissue grafts.
He will furthermore discuss the choice of the right barrier membrane based on the clinical situation and the objective of the treatment.

Nowadays, clinicians have access to a wide spectrum of different bone grafting materials. Making the right choice among synthetic, bovine or allogenic bone has a significant impact on the result and success of each individual clinical case.
Dr. Hassan Maghaireh from the UK is a leading expert in the field of hard and soft tissue regeneration and head of the scientific committee at the British Academy of Implant and Restorative Dentistry.
In this podcast, he will share his broad experience in bone augmentation with particular attention to the biological behavior of each different category of grafting material.

Dr. Frank Kloss from Austria is a an expert on the topic of block augmentation. In his many years of work as a maxillofacial surgeon he has not only gathered extensive clinical experience on this topic, but has also published various scientific papers and lectured at international events. In this episode of the botiss podcast he will share his experience on maxgraft® blocks and the maxgraft® bonebuilder, a customized allogenic bone block.

When it comes to bone augmentation, collagen membranes have traditionally been dominating the scene. Nevertheless, certain clinical situations require an alternative to this well-established standard. Additionally, social trends such as vegetarianism and veganism have strengthened the tendency to use materials that are not of animal origin. botiss has therefore developed a synthetic alternative. In this podcast, Dr. Sascha Böhm, who was involved in the development of permamem®, will give some valuable insights into this unique product and its clinical applications.

The selection of the hard and soft tissue substitute – as well as its correct clinical management – plays a crucial role in surgical success.
botiss biomaterials provide a number of solutions that allow to avoid or limit the use of autologous tissue in periodontal and peri-implant hard and soft tissue augmentation procedures.
In this podcast, internationally renowned Dr. Martina Stefanini, of the research group of Prof. Giovanni Zucchelli (University of Bologna, Italy), will outline the aspects that the surgeon must consider and analyze when approaching biomaterial use in periodontal and peri-implant plastic surgery.

Large bone defects tend to call for treatment options that go beyond the classical GBR concept. One of the methods used for complex 3-dimensional bone augmentations is the so-called shell technique. In this podcast, Dr. Peer Kämmerer from the University of Mainz will give some insights into the studies that he has conducted on the topic of bone regeneration, and share his extensive experience in the practical application of the shell technique.