Hsun-Liang Chan, DDS, MS
Using the surgical microscope as a routine in the clinic for performing periodontal and implant procedures is beneficial! Increased magnification (10 to 25x) and confocal illumination make possible precise incision, soft tissue reflection and management, complete surface detoxification and detailed suturing. These delicate procedures can lead to improved wound stability and early revascularization, which could improve regenerative outcomes and reduce postoperative morbidity, as shown in the literature. This webinar will focus on the principles and rationale of using the surgical microscope for bone regenerative procedures. New insights into soft tissue evaluation for wound opening risk assessment, incision designs and wound closure techniques for predictable bone regeneration will be discussed.
Recorded – April 13, 2022
Microsurgery for Predictable Guided Bone Regeneration – Hsun-Liang Chan, DDS, MS
$50.00
Description
Upon completion of this presentation, participants should be able to:
1) explain the advantages of using the surgical microscope for bone augmentation procedures
2) discuss key clinical soft tissue parameters that can dictate wound healing
3) describe new flap designs and suturing techniques that can improve wound healing.
