Shaping the Future of Regenerative Dentistry:
Next-Generation Biomaterials for Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration

Contemporary Concepts in Oral Tissue Regeneration:
Next-Generation Biomaterials from Bone Defect Reconstruction to Soft-Tissue Management

In contemporary dentistry, soft and hard tissue regeneration has been increasingly employed to achieve long-term functional, biological, and esthetic outcomes. Successful regenerative therapy requires a clear understanding of the biological principles of tissue healing, defect morphology, and the appropriate selection of biomaterials tailored to specific clinical indications.

Clinical indications for bone regeneration, such as ridge preservation, ridge augmentation, and defect reconstruction, will be discussed alongside soft tissue management approaches aimed at improving tissue stability, volume, and quality. The biological and clinical advantages of different graft materials and substitutes will be discussed, emphasizing their role in optimizing healing, improving aesthetic outcomes, and supporting long-term tissue stability.

This course provides an overview of current regenerative concepts in dentistry, focusing on the rationale for bone and soft tissue augmentation in daily clinical practice. The application of advanced biomaterials—such as hyaluronic acid–enhanced xenografts and magnesium membranes—will be presented as part of evidence-based strategies for hard and soft tissue regeneration. Clinicians will learn practical skills that can be used in general dentistry, periodontology, and oral surgery, supporting predictable and reproducible regenerative outcomes.

09:00 – 10:30 Contemporary Concepts in Bone Regeneration Biological Principles, Defect Morphology, and Selection of Bone Grafting Materials
10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break
11:00 – 12:15. Soft Tissue Management Following Peri-Implantitis Defects Biological Rationale, Indications, and Therapeutic Approaches
12:15 – 13:15 Lunch break
13:15 – 14:00 Magnesium Membranes in Tissue Regeneration Clinical Indications and Surgical Protocols
14:00 – 15:00 Hands-On: Workshop (Pig Heads) Reconstructive Hard and Soft Tissue Management of bone Defects Using Next-Generation Biomaterials

• Creation and assessment of peri-implant–type defects
• Bone defect reconstruction using cerabone^® +HyA
• Shaping and adaptation of the magnesium membrane to defect morphology

15:00 – 15:30 Coffee break
15:30 – 17:30 Hands-On: Workshop (Pig Heads) Reconstructive Hard and Soft Tissue Management of bone Defects Using Next-Generation Biomaterials

• soft tissue management using mucoderm^® (coverage and fixation)
• Soft tissue augmentation usingconnective tissue graft (CTG)
• Membrane stabilization techniques