• Gain foundational and advanced knowledge of evidence-based regenerative strategies (including GBR, particulate/block grafting, tissue-engineering, and autologous biomaterials like PRF) to successfully plan and execute predictable implant placement, optimize site morphology, and achieve stable long-term esthetic and functional outcomes in compromised cases challenged by anatomical or volume deficiencies.
• Evaluate and apply the innovative CHAM technique for tension-free wound closure in both vertical and horizontal bone augmentation procedures, enabling predictable management of large wounds, enhancing augmented site stability, promoting optimal soft-tissue healing, and significantly reducing postoperative complications in regenerative implant surgery.
• Compare and contrast the biological concepts, clinical indications, and esthetic outcomes of Connective Tissue Grafts (CTG) and the Socket Shield (SS) technique in esthetic-zone preservation, enabling participants to make evidence-based decisions for soft-tissue enhancement, recession prevention, and buccal bone preservation to achieve predictable, superior esthetic results.