We explore how he decides between immediate implant placement, ridge preservation, and guided bone regeneration (GBR), depending on the clinical situation and defect morphology.
Socket type 1, 2, and 3 management strategiesImmediate implant placement and aesthetic zone considerationsRidge preservation concepts and timing of implant placementGBR principles for complex defectsClinical use of NOVAMag® SHIELD in socket type 3 casesMagnesium membrane behavior and biological healing responseSoft tissue management and flap design considerationscerabone®, cerabone® +HyA, maxgraft®, permamem®, and collacone® in clinical workflowsMixing xenografts and autologous bone for different indicationsPatient communication and healing expectationsClinical decision-making based on indication-driven biomaterial selectionDr. Lanis also reflects on his academic journey at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, his role in international implant education, and his experience speaking at major events such as the ITI World Symposium.
This conversation combines practical clinical experience with advanced regenerative concepts and real-world decision-making in implant dentistry.
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