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From Regeneration to Preservation

In contemporary implant dentistry, understanding the inflammatory response and tissue changes that occur following dental extraction has become a critical component of treatment planning. This is particularly important in the anterior and aesthetic zones, where even a routine extraction may result in alveolar bone resorption and soft tissue collapse, potentially compromising gingival architecture and the final restorative outcome.

This lecture explores biologically driven strategies for preserving alveolar bone and soft tissue from the pre-extraction stage through final restoration. Based on the biology of the natural tooth–periodontal complex, it also introduces the concepts and clinical applications of Partial Extraction Therapy. These techniques are designed to minimize inflammatory trauma, maintain periodontal support, and recreate natural gingival contours in complex aesthetic cases.

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  • Speakers

    Periodontics
    Albert Robles
  • Period

    30 days after buy

  • Nationality

    Dominican Republic

  • Certificate

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Lecture summary

  • Video
  • 1 subjects
From Regeneration to Preservation
  • Tuition
  • $ 75.00
( ₩ 111,885 )
  • 30 days after buy
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Course Description Course Overview & Learning Objectives
Course Overview

 - Understanding the inflammatory response and tissue changes following dental extraction

 - Alveolar bone resorption and soft tissue collapse in the anterior and aesthetic zones

 - The relationship between the natural tooth–periodontal complex and gingival architecture

 - Biologically driven strategies for preserving hard and soft tissue before and after extraction

 - Fundamental concepts and surgical approaches of Partial Extraction Therapy

 - Techniques for minimizing inflammatory trauma and maintaining periodontal support

 - Clinical principles for managing complex aesthetic cases

 - Strategies for recreating and preserving natural gingival contours

 - Integrated treatment planning from extraction through final restoration

 - Achieving predictable function, enhanced aesthetics, and long-term soft tissue stability

Learning Objectives

Understand the biologic and inflammatory processes initiated by dental extractions and their effects on hard and soft tissue stability.

 

Recognize the risks of alveolar bone resorption and soft tissue loss following routine extractions, particularly in the anterior and aesthetic zones.

 

Apply biologically driven treatment strategies to anticipate, mitigate, and minimize post-extraction complications.

 

Utilize tooth and periodontal biology as a blueprint for preserving and recreating ideal gingival architecture.

 

Integrate surgical, periodontal, and restorative principles to achieve predictable functional and aesthetic outcomes from extraction through final restoration.

Speakers Meet the Speakers
  • Periodontics

    Albert Robles

     - Graduated in Dentistry from Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña, Dominican Republic

     - Completed postgraduate specialty training in Periodontics at Penn Dental Medicine, University of Pennsylvania

     - Received a Certificate in Periodontics from Penn Dental Medicine

     - Specialized in periodontics, implant dentistry, and periodontal-prosthetic treatment planning

     - Clinical interests include digital implant workflows, complex implant rehabilitation, and multidisciplinary treatment planning

     - Currently practicing in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, Texas, and operating Oak Smile DFW

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