{"id":57875,"date":"2026-04-15T15:18:58","date_gmt":"2026-04-15T13:18:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/botiss.com\/?post_type=product&p=57875"},"modified":"2026-10-26T09:36:43","modified_gmt":"2026-10-26T08:36:43","slug":"next-generation-bone-regeneration-mg-enhanced-ridge-reconstruction-and-3d-allogenic-block-for-complex-defect-grafting-in-science-and-clinical-practice-novamag","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/botiss.com\/fr\/produit\/next-generation-bone-regeneration-mg-enhanced-ridge-reconstruction-and-3d-allogenic-block-for-complex-defect-grafting-in-science-and-clinical-practice-novamag\/","title":{"rendered":"Next-Generation Bone Regeneration: Mg-enhanced Ridge Reconstruction and 3D Allogenic Block for complex defect grafting in science and clinical practice"},"content":{"rendered":"

Abstract:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Bone regeneration in implant dentistry is evolving rapidly through the integration of bioactive materials and digitally enhanced surgical techniques. This lecture will explore two complementary strategies enabling predictable hard-tissue reconstruction in demanding clinical situations and their use in clinical practice.<\/p>\n

The first part focuses on magnesium (Mg)-based membranes and fixation systems as a new generation of bio-absorbable scaffolds in guided bone regeneration (GBR) and ridge preservation indications. Emphasis will be placed on Mg membranes, Mg shielding, and Mg-based fixation systems as bio-absorbable, space-maintaining, and osteo-conductive components in combination with particulate and hyaluronic-enhanced graft materials. Recent in-vitro and in-vivo data highlighting the controlled degradation behaviour, biocompatibility, and angiogenic potential of magnesium alloy will be presented. Clinical cases will demonstrate their application in ridge augmentation, socket shielding, and horizontal as well as horizontal-vertical GBR, emphasising handling characteristics and regenerative outcomes.<\/p>\n

The second part focuses on 3D-printed allogenic bone blocks as an up-to-date solution for complex alveolar defect grafting. Their individualised, often complex geometry allows precise defect reconstruction and block stabilisation, facilitating minimally invasive procedures and reducing surgical time. The discussion will include current evidence on biological integration, resorption patterns, and complication management. Preliminary results from an ongoing study, including a bio-functionalisation technique, will be shared, providing a practical approach for improved healing properties in complex defect grafting and more predictable results.<\/p>\n

By providing deep insights into Mg-based guided bone regeneration and 3D allogenic block grafting techniques, this lecture presents a translational overview linking recent scientific findings to daily clinical practice. Attendees will gain an evidence-based perspective on material innovations, regenerative biology, and clinical protocols aimed at improving predictability in advanced implant site reconstruction for oral-surgically oriented colleagues.<\/p>\n

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