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Soft-tissue regeneration

Palate-free innovation in practice

Prof. Paulo Fernando Mesquita de Carvalho · Brazil
 · March 15, 2021
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A stable and healthy peri-implant soft-tissue is the foundation of implant success and aesthetic excellence.

 

Prof. Paulo Fernando Mesquita de Carvalho suggests Geistlich Fibro-Gide® as a reliable and palate free alternative to free gingival graft for correction of marginal defects before implant placement.

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About the author

Prof. Paulo Fernando Mesquita de Carvalho | Brazil

Professor at the ImplantePerio Institute - research and advanced dental training in São Paulo, and author of several scientific publications and chapters in textbooks with emphasis on periodontal tissue management around teeth and implants. 

Video
Curtain up: give the matrices the floor
Many dentists ask us about the difference between Geistlich Mucograft and Geistlich Fibro-Gide. Here, the two soft-tissue regeneration collagen matrices explain their differences. →
Clinical Case
The “palate-free option” for recession coverage
Geistlich Mucograft®: Recession coverage solution without harvesting morbidity →
Interview
“Why should we settle for 40-year-old implant success criteria?”
Is a couple of millimeters of bone remodeling around implants normal? Or can we strive for zero bone loss after implant placement? →
Interview
Less chair time, better esthetics: matrix vs. autologous graft
Dr. Michael McGuire investigated recession coverage with a collagen matrix vs. an autologous graft. We asked him some key questions about his findings. →
Video
Curtain up: give the matrices the floor
Many dentists ask us about the difference between Geistlich Mucograft and Geistlich Fibro-Gide. Here, the two soft-tissue regeneration collagen matrices explain their differences. →
Clinical Case
The “palate-free option” for recession coverage
Geistlich Mucograft®: Recession coverage solution without harvesting morbidity →
Interview
“Why should we settle for 40-year-old implant success criteria?”
Is a couple of millimeters of bone remodeling around implants normal? Or can we strive for zero bone loss after implant placement? →
Interview
Less chair time, better esthetics: matrix vs. autologous graft
Dr. Michael McGuire investigated recession coverage with a collagen matrix vs. an autologous graft. We asked him some key questions about his findings. →