Lesson series

Surgical Periodontics - From Preservation to regeneration

From soft-tissue preservation to guided regeneration — a step-by-step surgical course for stage 3 and 4 periodontitis.
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4,5 hours

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1 Certificate

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4,9/5

Surgery as regeneration, not resection.

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When non-surgical therapy needs support, modern periodontal surgery should preserve and regenerate rather than resect. This course teaches a preservation-first surgical approach — from incision design to soft-tissue grafting and guided regeneration — illustrated step by step through real clinical cases.
The four principles:
  • Minimally-invasive incision design that protects the papilla and blood supply.
  • Biology-driven regeneration of bone and periodontal attachment.
  • Soft-tissue grafting for stable, functional and aesthetic outcomes.
  • Predictable management of furcations and complex defects.

Dr Matthias Rzeznik

Periodontist · Invited lecturer, Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium) · Author, Quintessence International
Dr Matthias Rzeznik is a periodontist practising in Lille, France, and an invited lecturer on the periodontology Master's programme at the Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium). A former assistant-professor in the Department of Periodontology at Paris Descartes University, he is the author of several reference textbooks published by Quintessence International, including Clinical Periodontics and Surgical Periodontics: from preservation to regeneration. His clinical research on minimally-invasive, preservation-first periodontal therapy has been recognised with several awards, including the first Méridol Prize in Periodontology.
Dr Matthias Rzeznik, periodontist and course instructor
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