Abstract

Successful implant therapy often depends on correctly diagnosing and managing deficient hard and soft tissue. This session reviews decision-making criteria for selecting the appropriate augmentation technique based on defect morphology, patient factors, and esthetic demands, with case examples illustrating technique selection across varying clinical scenarios.

Learning Objectives

• Identify clinical indications for hard versus soft tissue augmentation procedures
• Evaluate patient- and site-specific factors influencing augmentation technique selection
• Apply decision-making criteria to select appropriate approaches for different defect types

Live attendance only
Please note that this webinar forms part of a series and is delivered live, with no recording made available afterwards. CE credits are awarded on the basis of live attendance only, and participants are therefore encouraged to join each session at the scheduled time. A single certificate covering the series is issued after the final session, reflecting the sessions attended live.

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