Beyond the palate: achieving predictable soft tissue volume without a second surgical site
2026, September 15
Online webinar
Palatal tissue harvesting is commonly used for soft-tissue augmentation but may increase postoperative pain, bleeding, and patient discomfort. Avoiding a palatal donor site, when clinically possible, can reduce morbidity and improve the patient experience. The use of alternative biomaterials and minimally invasive techniques may provide predictable soft-tissue outcomes while eliminating the need for a second surgical site.
SPEAKERS: Giorgio Tabanella
Program Highlights
- The importance of preserving palatal soft tissue
- Minimizing donor-site morbidity and patient discomfort
- Alternatives to autogenous palatal tissue harvesting
- Innovative biomaterials for soft-tissue augmentation
- Minimally invasive approaches for predictable clinical outcomes
- Improving patient experience without compromising treatment effectiveness
Agenda
Innovations in soft tissue augmentation
Tuesday 15 September 2026
17:00 CET
Innovations in soft tissue augmentation
17:30
Q&A
Learning outcomes
- Biological principles behind soft tissue matrix integration
- Clinical indications for acellular dermal matrix use
- Surgical handling and techniques for stable graft fixation
- How to support predictable healing and long term soft tissue stability
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