1 lecture | 2 hours | EN

$195

Course Description

Periodontal soft tissue regeneration has long been used for the treatment of gingival recession (GR) and soft tissue phenotype augmentation around natural teeth. During daily practice, clinicians are required to deal with diverse clinical scenarios and to provide the most adequate treatment options for each condition based on the best evidence available, the clinician’s skills and the patients’ desires.

Educational Objectives

At the conclusion of this presentation, participants are expected:

1. To discuss the key aspects of the periodontal phenotype involved in the decision-making process of sites requiring soft tissue augmentation.
2. To translate evidence-based findings to clinical practice, by presenting treatment approaches to the most common “clinical scenarios” related to gingival recession treatment and soft tissue phenotype modification around natural teeth.
3. To identify the influence of the attached gingiva on the long-term stability of results achieved by reconstructive soft tissue procedures.

This course contains two hours of on-demand credit. Upon completion of the CE Examination after viewing the on-demand content you will be awarded two CE credits.