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Geistlich prides itself on delivering you and your patients the highest quality and scientifically-supported regenerative biomaterials. We very much look forward to continue supporting your regenerative needs throughout the year ahead.

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Preserving the Alveolar Ridge with the Right Biomaterials Can Significantly Reduce the Need for GBR.

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It’s the long-term clinical outcome that makes Geistlich Bio-Oss® Collagen and Geistlich Bio-Gide® EXACTLY LIKE NO OTHER Ronald J. Jung, Switzerland

Key Message

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Extraction Socket Management

linical and radiographic stability of implants Management

Within the limitations of the present study, implants placed in

Key Message post-extraction sockets treated with ARP yielded stable clinic

and radiographic results after 10 years follow-up. laced in extraction sites treated with AlveolarKey Message Within the limitations of the present study, implants placed in Clinical and radiographic stability of implants radiographic stability of implants Clinical and radiographic stability of implants idge Preservation: 10 years follow-up Extraction Socket Management post-extraction sockets treated with ARP yielded stable clinical Key Message placed in extraction sites treated with Alveolar

Extraction Socket Management

Within the limitations of the present study, implants placed in

placed insites extraction sites treated with Alveolar traction treated with Alveolar Ridge Preservation: 10 years follow-up Clinical and radiographic stability of implants Ridge Preservation: 10 years follow-up rvation: yearssites follow-up placed in10 extraction treated with Alveolar Ridge Preservation: 10 years follow-up

post-extraction sockets treated with ARP yielded stable clinical

Study results and radiographic results after 10 years follow-up.

and radiographic results after 10 years follow-up.

Within the limitations of the present study, implants placed in

After 10 years follow-up:

post-extraction sockets treated with ARP yielded stable clinical

Study results and radiographic results after 10 years follow-up.

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No statistically significant differences were found in change of full

Study results mouth bleeding score (FMBS) (P<0.05)

After 10 years follow-up:

No statistically significant differences were found in change of full After 10 years follow-up: mouth bleeding score (P<0.05)increase of probing depth (PD) was observed at all sites • (FMBS) A significant

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Study results

(P>0.05) with exception of the mesial aspects (P<0.05) 10 years follow-up: • AAfter significant increase of probing depth (PD) was observed at all sites • (P>0.05) No statistically differences with exceptionsignificant of the mesial aspects (P<0.05)were found in change of full • No statistically significant differences were found inbone changeloss of fullwas 1.1±0.1 mm and 1.0±0.1 mm • Radiographic marginal mouth bleeding score (FMBS) (P<0.05) mouth bleeding score (FMBS) (P<0.05) • Radiographic marginal bone loss was 1.1±0.1 mm and 1.0±0.1 mm at mesial and distal sites, respectively

Marginal bone (MBL) at baseline and 10 years follow-up Marginal bonelevel level change change (MBL) at baseline and after 10after years follow-up Outcome Outcome

MBL (mm) MBL (mm) Mesial

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Marginal bone level change (MBL) at baseline and after 10 years follow-up

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10 years follow-up Marginal bone loss

1.4±0.0 1.1±0.1 1.0±0.1 1.3±0.1 0.3±0.1 MBL (mm) 0.3±0.0

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0.003 1.1±0.1 Distal 1.4±0.0

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at mesial and distal sites, respectively •• A A significant increase of probingof depth (PD) was observed at allwas sitesobserved at all sites significant increase probing depth (PD) (P>0.05) with exception of the mesial aspects (P<0.05)

(P>0.05) with exception of the mesial aspects (P<0.05)

Radiographic marginal bone loss was 1.1±0.1 mm and 1.0±0.1 mm mesial and distal sites, respectively • atRadiographic marginal bone loss was 1.1±0.1 mm and 1.0±0.1 mm

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Retrospective clinical and Evaluate clinical and radiographic outcomes of implants placed radiographic study

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in alveolar sockets treated by means of alveolar ridge preservation (ARP) after a 10 years follow-up.

Retrospective clinical and 11 10 years radiographic study

Evaluate clinical and radiographic outcomes of implants placed in alveolar sockets treated by means of alveolar ridge

Evaluate clinical and radiographic outcomes of implants preservation (ARP) after placed a 10 years follow-up. in alveolar sockets treated by means of alveolar ridge preservation (ARP) after a 10 years follow-up.

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Evaluate clinical and radiographic outcomes of implants placed in alveolar sockets treated by means of alveolar ridge preservation (ARP) after a 10 years follow-up.

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What makes a biomaterial ‘premium’? We discussed with Dr. Mario Roccuzzo, Italy, about design, manufacturing standards, long-term outcomes and his journey of using biomaterials in the last 30 years.

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‘It’s not much different than the automobile industry: Cars are tested and introduced to the market after hundreds of tests, but once in the market, they may have a problem and must be recalled.

We don’t want this to happen to our patients.

This is why companies with premium products advertise that their products have been used for so many decades, in so many million patients and in so many clinical studies. This is the ultimate proof that a product works.’

Dr. Mario Roccuzzo, Italy

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Key Message Key Message

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Periodontitis seems to play a major role for Geistlich long-term stability indicated and suppuration.

s with Yxoss CBR® show high Shorter surgery, better implant survival rate and aesthetics stable boneand stable tissue around implants rvival ratekeratinised and stable bone with Geistlich Mucograft®

superior aesthetics compared to the free gingival graft Study results • After 5.7 • After years5.7 theyears implant thesurvival implantrate survival was 97%, rate was with97%, one with o method. implant loss implant in theloss lower in the jawlower jaw

• After 5.7 years the implant survival rate was 97%, with one Study results implant loss in the lower jaw

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higher values higher marginal values marginal • The lower • The jawlower showed jawsignificant showed significant

• The lower jawand showed higher values marginal tissue • Sufficient stablesignificant width of peri-implant keratinised

bone levels bone mesial levels when mesial compared when compared to the and upper todistal the jawupper jaw • Marginal bone loss was mesial 0.13 ±upper 1.84 mm bone levels mesial when compared to the jaw with Geistlich Mucograft® −0.13 ± 1.73 mm, with higher values in periodontitis patients

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Geistlich Mucograft®

5 years post-op

Results Surgery time

Keratinised tissue at 5 years

Average Marginal Bone Loss (MBL)

65.1 ± 15.4 rage Marginal Average Geistlich Bone Marginal LossBone (MBL) Loss (MBL) min Mucograft®

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keratinised tissue as indicated well as shorter time,suppuration. and Study Study results results for long-term stability bysurgery BOP and

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Mesial:

ResultsResults 97% Aesthetics

97%

97%

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bone level marginal marginal bone bone level vs free gingival graft level • Themarginal lower jaw showed significant higher values marginal bone levels mesial when compared to the upper jaw • Better aesthetics (color and texture match) with Geistlich Mucograft® vs free-gingival graft Yxoss CBR®

Yxosswere CBR® Yxoss • Smoking and gender not CBR® significantly associated with marginal bone level

6.15 ± 1.23 mm Texture and color Distal: −0.13 mm Mesial: Mesial: 0.13±±1.73 1.84 0.13 mm ± 1.84 mm difference not detected

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Mucograft Hartmann A, et al., Clin Oral Impl Res. 2022;33:1171–1181.

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Mesial: −1.57 ± 2.96 mm Distal: −1.67 2.86 mm A, Hartmann et al., Clin A,Oral et al.,Impl Clin Res. Oral 2022;33:1171–1181.

Impl Res. 2022;33:1171–1181.

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Comparative 48 5 years a patient -specificprospective titanium mesh clinical trial Evaluate implant Evaluate survival implant in customised survival in customised bone regeneration bone regeneration using u

a patient -specific a patient titanium -specific mesh titanium mesh

Evaluate if Geistlich Mucograft® and free gingival graft result in comparableprospective keratinised mucosa width, which Single-center, 21 is stable over long 5.7 years term clinical trial

Schmitt C, et al., Clin Oral Implants Res. 2016 Nov;27(11):e125 -e133.

for patients without

Mesial: Distal:

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Regeneration Soft SoftTissue TissueRegeneration Regeneration

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Connective Tissue Graft

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Soft Tissue Substitute Benefits of soft tissue thickening

specific clinicalsubstitutes situations such as;serve as an alternative in thickening, soft tissue may

specific clinical situations such as; • patient’s preference •

reducing surgical time and medication

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single sites with minor deficiencies

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limited availability of autogenous tissue

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patient’s preference

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reducing surgical time and medication

compensate loss of bone volume

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single sites with minor deficiencies

prevent peri-implant soft tissue dehiscence

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limited availability of autogenous tissue

Benefits of soft tissue thickening compensate loss of bone volume

increase soft tissue dimensions

prevent peri-implant soft tissue dehiscence improve aesthetics

increase soft tissueimprove dimensions emergence profile improve cleansability improve aesthetics

improve emergence profile improve cleansability

Valles C, et al., Clin Oral Implants Res. 2022 Jun; 33 Suppl 23:72-99.

n Oral Implants Res. 2022 Jun; 33 Suppl 23:72-99.

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Key Message

Key Message Key Message Guided Bone Regeneration in peri-implantitis-related bone

Peri-implantitis

Clinical efficacy of Guided Bone Regeneration in

Guideddefects: Bone Regeneration in peri-implantitis-related bone and more Xenogenic bone substitutes lead to superior Clinical efficacy of Guided Bone Regeneration in Guided Bone Regeneration bone defects: Xenogenic bone substitutes leadintoperi-implantitis-related superior and more ficacy of Guided Bone Regeneration in predictable clinical outcomes compared to autogenous bone. peri-implantitis defects: A network meta-analysis predictable clinical outcomes compared to autogenous bone. defects: Xenogenic bone substitutes lead to superior and more peri-implantitis defects: A network meta-analysis Peri-implantitis Key Message predictable clinical outcomes compared to autogenous bone.

Allo/Auto/ ntitis defects: A network meta-analysis Synth/Xeno Guided Bone Regeneration in peri-implantitis-related bone CGF/CM/M Clinical efficacy of Guided Bone Regeneration in Study results Study results defects: Xenogenic bone substitutes lead to superior and more Allo/Auto/ • GBR• treatment withclinical xenogenic vs. autogenous bone:toSuperior predictable outcomes compared autogenous bone.

GBR treatment with xenogenic vs. autogenous bone: Superior Synth/Xeno peri-implantitis defects: A network meta-analysis CGF/CM/M outcomes for xenogenic bone in terms of terms resolution of clinicalclinical outcomes for xenogenic bone in of resolution of Allo/Auto/ Synth/Xeno

Allo/Auto/ Synth/Xeno

Author, year

Study design

Regidor al., 2023 Author,etyear

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Regidor et al., 2023 Monje et al., 2022

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Groups & no. of implants

Randomised 1 year 1 year Test: Test Randomised 24 (Xeno+M): (Allo+CM), 19, clinical trial Control (Xeno): clinical trial Control (Allo): 24 20

CGF/CM/M

Study results

bleeding scores, probing pocket reduction, improved radiographic bleeding scores, probing pocket reduction, improved radiographic bone levels, and soft tissue height maintenance

CGF/CM/M

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Outcome

Isler et al., 2018, Monje et al., 2022 2022 Author, year

Randomised 25 (Xeno+CGF), Bio-Oss® with Geistlich Bio-Gide® Randomised 3 years 1 year Test: Test: 24 (Allo+CM), Geistlich no difference Study design Period Groups & no.24 of implants Outcome clinical trial Control (Xeno+M): 26 has slightly better outcomes than with CGF clinical trial Control (Allo): Groups & no. of implants Outcome membrane et al., 2023 Randomised Randomised 3 years 1 year Test: Test25 (Xeno+M): 19, no difference Isler Regidor et al., 2018, (Xeno+CGF), Geistlich Bio-Oss® with Geistlich Bio-Gide® Aghazadeh et al., Randomised 5 years Test (Xeno+M): 39, more predictable outcomes when using clinical Control (Xeno): 20 202220221 year clinical trialtrial Control (Xeno+M): has slightly outcomes than with CGF ndomised Test (Xeno+M): 19,Control no difference 2012, clinical trial (Auto+CM): 36 26 Geistlich Bio-Oss®better with Geistlich Bio-Gide® Monje et al., 2022 Control Randomised 120 year Test: 24 (Allo+CM), no difference membrane nical trial (Xeno): Roos-Jansakeret al., Prospective 5 years Test (Xeno+M): 29, use of M does not improve the outcome clinical trial Control (Allo): 24 Aghazadeh al., Randomised 5 years Control Test(Xeno): (Xeno+M): predictable outcomes when using 2007, 2011, 2014 case series 36 39, ndomised 1et year 24 (Allo+CM), no(Xeno+CGF), difference more et al., 2018, Test: Randomised Test: 25 Geistlich Bio-Oss® with Geistlich Bio-Gide® 2012,Isler 2022 clinical trial 4 years3 years Control (Auto+CM): 36usingGeistlich Bio-Oss® with GeistlichBioBio-Gide® Schwarz et al., 2006, Prospective Test (Synth): Geistlich Bio-Oss® with Geistlich 2022 clinical trial Control9, (Xeno+M): 26 has slightly better outcomes than with CGF nical trial Control (Allo): 24 2008, 2009 series resulted in clinical improvements membrane Roos-Jansakeret al., case Prospective 5 years Control Test(Xeno+M): (Xeno+M):11 29, Gide®use of M does not improve the outcome

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Ramanauskaite A, et al. Periodontol 2000. 2023 Jul 25. Epub ahead of print.

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Test (Synth): 9, Control (Xeno+M): 11

using Geistlich Bio-Oss® with Geistlich BioGide® resulted in clinical improvements

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Assess the clinical efficacy of GBR-supported reconstructive surgical measures in conjunction with surgical peri-implantitis therapy Network meta19-51

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Assess the clinical efficacy of GBR-supported reconstructive surgical measures in conjunction with surgical peri-implantitis therapy

ecalcified matrix; Auto = autologous bone filler; CGF = concentrated growth factor membrane; CM = collagen llagen membrane; Synth = synthetic bone filler; Xeno = xenogenic bone filler

dontol 2000. 2023 Jul 25. Epub ahead of print.

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Review included Network metastudies with analysis

Control (Xeno): 36

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ndomised 3embedded years Test: 25 (Xeno+CGF), Geistlich Bio-Oss® with Geistlich Bio-Gide® Allo = allograft matrix; Auto =5autologous bone (Xeno+M): filler; CGF = growth factor membrane; CM = collagen 2007, 2011, 2014 case series (Xeno): 36concentrated Aghazadeh et al.,in decalcified Randomised years Control Test 39, more predictable outcomes when using membrane; M = synthetic or collagen membrane; bone has filler; Xeno = xenogenic boneoutcomes filler nical trial Control (Xeno+M): 26Test slightly better than with CGF 2012, 2022 clinical trial Synth = synthetic Control (Auto+CM): 36 Geistlich Bio-Oss® with Geistlich Bio-Gide® Schwarz et al., 2006, Prospective 4 years (Synth): 9, using Geistlich Bio-Oss® with Geistlich Bioto membrane al.,caseProspective years Test ahead (Xeno+M): 29, use ofresulted M does not improve the outcometop 2008,Roos-Jansakeret 2009 series (Xeno+M): 11 Gide® in clinical improvements Ramanauskaite A, et al. Periodontol 2000. 20235Jul 25.Control Epub of print.

ndomised 5 years (Xeno+M): more outcomes when using Allo = allograft embedded inTest decalcified matrix; Auto39, = autologous bone filler;predictable CGF = concentrated growth factor membrane; CM = collagen Schwarz et al., 2006, Prospective 4 years Test (Synth): 9, using Geistlich Bio-Oss® with Geistlich Biomembrane; M = synthetic orControl collagen membrane; Synth = 36 synthetic bone filler; Xeno = xenogenicwith bone filler nical trial (Auto+CM): Geistlich Geistlich Bio-Gide® 2008, 2009 case series Control (Xeno+M):Bio-Oss® 11 Gide® resulted in clinical improvements

Study results

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no difference no difference

bone levels, and soft height maintenance GBR treatment withtissue xenogenic vs. autogenous bone: Superior

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