GBR: Good Biomaterial Requirement
dal 18-11-2014 al 21-11-2014
Shanghai / Chengdu / Beijing
We have been talking about Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) since 1989: striving to find the best surgical techniques, filling materials and fixation systems. After having made great progress, we are now aiming at how to make the procedure more simpleandpredictable.
This presentation will analyze both the biological meaning of GBR and end-of-procedure expectations. Guided more by science than by the suggestions of companies, we will also examine the criteria for improved biomaterial selection. Among the existing biomaterials, we will deeply analyze one of the most appropriate and easy to use one, the RTR: we will go through some clinical cases, in order to better understand how to use and to apply it to achieve the best clinical results.
Finally, we will propose biological guidelines and offer some suggestions for the right surgical protocol.
The aim of this presentation is to focus our attention on one of the most important obligations in our job: to respect the patient’s trust on us. This starts from a perfect “pain control” and ends to the more ethical selection of applied materials.