A new bone augmentation technique, fibrin-rich bone grafting, jointly developed by the German Association of Oral Implantology (DGI), the University of Freiburg, the German Germanic Dental Technology Center and BERDER DENTAL, was officially released.
Insufficient bone volume is a common constraint in implant restoration. Bone augmentation creates the necessary bone conditions before implantation, and its feasibility depends on the extent and location of the defect and the individual's healing capacity.
According to the clinic, the point of a technology release is whether the method itself is standardized and reproducible, not the dramatization of a single result.
The indications and choice of bone augmentation procedure must be judged by a doctor based on imaging assessment and individual circumstances.