Thanks for the lecture

No donor bone site was digged for bone grafting. Thats amazing results. This could be followed for more better results

Great case presentations! As a perio resident this is extremely helpful and I hope you can post more presentations by these two

Awesome

Que trabalho bem feito, ótimo profissional.

Thanks a lot sir

excelente

The best episode of osteogenics , great information , thank you soo much dr Samarani

During waiting fr healing ,about orthodontic movements, pl

What cross- linked membrane was used in the case ? The brand

Great lecture, as always . Thank you so much Dr.T

Very informative and the explanation is more than amazing ❤️👍

Dr Thaer 🎉❤ keep going

Excellent lecture. I learned a lot

very nice !

What is the name of the allograf Prof. Samarani is using? Thank you!

Thanks for the upload!! Your content deserves a service like S M Z E U S.

Hello, best regards .Do you supplier of osteogenics products in Venezuela?

I've spent days researching Dr Urban. This guy is a magician.....literally world class / renown.....I so so so wish we had specialists of his caliber here in Australia (specifically South East QLD). Dr Urban, if you happen to read this little old reply and you can spare 1 min of your life, perhaps you could suggest a specialist or two in my approx. region (Brisbane/Gold Coast/Sunshine Coast, QLD, Australia)......I would be immensely indebted to you.

very informative lecture, thank you

Genial. Muy didáctico. Gracias.

This lecture is gold! Thank you!

Dear dr , what type of bone graft did you use in this case

Really nice job. Great techniques, useful tips, amazing outcomes. It’s refreshing and inspiring to see work of this quality.

Masterclass. Wish I knew a specialist with similar bone regeneration experience and knowledge here in SE QLD, Australia. I have extremely thin bone around my lower teeth and millers class 3/4 recession. Have had a few gum grafts to help stablise/thicken the gums, but with a very poor foundation (bone loss), there's only so much these gum grafts can do in terms of final aesthetic outcomes.

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Amazing work

Do you hv a supplier in Malaysia?

Thank you for very informative webinars. Any reference for lasso technique to secure a membrane in GBR?

Dr. Urban…@6:12, you placed a sponge like material over the implants. What is that exactly and what is its purpose? Thank you!

Are you using a mineralized or demineralized or combination as your graft material

Excellent and enlightening.

Excellent. Osteogenics is doing a great service in providing these videos by master clinicians

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Do you supplier of osteogenics products in Malaysia?

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Great job doc, I'm planning to get a horizontal ridge augmentation in posterior mandible molar and premolar. what pain level should I expect after the procedure, I've been through odontectomy of 3rd molar which was completely under the gum, and I've also been through traumatic extraction complicated by dry socket, both were the nastiest pain I've ever felt, will this ridge augmentation be as painful as those two procedure?

I agree that osteogenics needs to develop a longer dptfe membrane for molar sites. Some molars are wide and the membranes too short. The additional advantage is the development of more keratinized tissue, less distortion of the mg junction and less likelyhood of the membrane fallin out prematurely. I leave the membrane in for 6 - 8 weeks. Amazing results

How refreshing to hear this from such a young clinician. It is all about the patient, a fellow human being and caring for them the best way we can, even beyond turf wars and selfishness. Together, we can do better. As my hero, P. I. Branemark used to say, “Let’s remain integrated”. I am an OMFS and respect my periodontal partners. Together, we provide the best care. The same goes for my other esteemed specialist and generalist partners. Thank for putting things in perspective.

Excellent! This coming from another highly experienced surgeon. Very impressed

Very nicely articulated. I could not agree more. The open barrier technique with dPTFE is the key to engineering new bone + KT. Extensive research to support the important of sufficient width and thickness of KT to increase implant durability.

I agree with Paul that a clinician should have an adequate inventory of all possible materials that are going to be used during surgery. It is a no-brainer. As clinicians, we have a fiduciary relationship with our patients. You would be doing your patients a disservice if you didn’t have enough of the right materials to execute a surgical procedure. A clinician should be more worried about rendering the right treatment than worrying about their inventory costs.

Hello, I would like to know the measurements of the microscrews used to fix the membrane (pro-fix). I would also like to know the name of the last two membranes you use. A greeting and thanks in advance

This guy knows his stuff!

So I've seen Dr Urban do this as a sausage technique with long lasting porcine membrane. Here he uses a ptfe and on top a collagen. Why not just use the collagen which takes 26 + weeks which js plenty for turnover? What I'm asking is why ptfe under a collagen. Why not just collagen