Saving Teeth Webinar Series #7: Regenerative Periodontal Therapy to Save Compromised Teeth
Periodontists are uniquely positioned to diagnose and treat periodontal disease. Careful assessment of tissue destruction caused by dysbiosis is essential for determining the most appropriate treatment approach. Understanding changes in osseous architecture helps guide treatment planning, including incision and flap design, the use of biomaterials and strategies to promote blood clot stability and maximize wound stability. Ultimately, the goal is to achieve a regenerative outcome that supports the preservation of a healthy natural dentition.
Seminar Date:
August 19, 2026
- Identify the technical factors that the periodontist can control to maximize the regenerative potential of a surgical intervention.
- Explain the importance of flap perfusion, incision tracing, clot stability, soft tissue handling, osseous architecture, biomaterial selection and wound stability in periodontal regenerative therapy.
- Incorporate practical tools to support intraoperative decisions when managing periodontally compromised teeth.
CE: 1.00
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On-Demand
AAP Price:$20.00