Unlock the biologic potential behind predictable bone regeneration in this dynamic, clinically focused growth factor lecture designed for the modern implant surgeon. This session will move beyond theory into practical application—to gain a deeper understanding of why these biologic mediators are pivotal in tissue regeneration and how they can be leveraged to enhance surgical outcomes. We will critically review the current evidence surrounding key growth factors used in dentistry, highlighting where they truly add value in bone regeneration.

The lecture will also address real-world clinical decision-making: when to use growth factors, when to avoid them, and how to navigate their limitations. Looking ahead, we will explore emerging applications that may reshape regenerative protocols. Most importantly, this course will translate science into practice—providing step-by-step workflows, surgical integration strategies, and best practices for predictable placement in the operative field. Whether you're refining your regenerative approach or looking to elevate case outcomes, this session offers actionable insights you can implement immediately.

Learning Objectives:

✅ Define “growth factors” and their role in cell division and differentiation.

✅ Explain the importance of growth factors in tissue regeneration.

✅ Describe existing evidence for specific types of growth factors and their benefit in dental tissue regeneration.

✅ Outline the current clinical indications, considerations, limitations, as well as future applications of growth factors.

✅ Illustrate the workflow and best practices of the placement of growth factors in the surgical site