Clinical insights
Clinical analysis on complex cases, implant-prosthetic retreatments and bio-mimetic aesthetics.
Dental implants for elderly patients: a prosthesis
Ottobre 2026
Dental implants in later life: why the prosthesis should be designed to stay cleanable and adaptable over the years. Questions to ask at the first visit.
Read the article →Tooth agenesis: when it is discovered in
Ottobre 2026
A congenitally missing tooth can stay invisible for decades. How tooth agenesis is discovered and managed today when the diagnosis comes in adulthood.
Read the article →Hypodontia and oligodontia: causes and genetics
Giugno 2026
Hypodontia, oligodontia, anodontia: what they mean, how common they are and the genetic causes.
Read the article →Tooth agenesis in young patients: when to
Giugno 2026
Agenesis in young patients: how it is found, why one waits for the end of growth and what to do meanwhile.
Read the article →Agenesis and MTM: bone regeneration without grafts,
Giugno 2026
At agenesis sites with horizontal atrophy, MTM regenerates without grafts: operative, biological, economic and time differences.
Read the article →Implant on an agenesis site: the problem
Giugno 2026
At agenesis sites the bone is often thin. Options with and without a graft, and when regeneration without materials is possible.
Read the article →Agenesis of the second premolar: options and
Giugno 2026
Missing second premolar: the deciduous tooth, when to close the space and when to place an implant.
Read the article →Agenesis of the upper lateral incisors: close
Giugno 2026
Missing upper lateral incisor: when orthodontic space closure is preferable and when an implant. Criteria and prognosis.
Read the article →Tooth agenesis: what it is and how
Giugno 2026
Tooth agenesis: which teeth are most often missing, why the bone at the site matters and how treatment is chosen.
Read the article →Ceramic overlays for worn teeth: the case
Maggio 2026
When bruxism, acid erosion, or abrasion has damaged teeth, ceramic overlays allow recovery of form, function, and aesthetics without the enamel sacrifice conventional crowns require. Clinical criteria and long-term outcomes.
Read the article →Bruxism and worn teeth: why treating the
Maggio 2026
Bruxism is the most common cause of severe dental wear. Without early diagnosis and causative management, any restoration faces the same dynamics that destroyed the natural tooth structure it replaced.
Read the article →Biomimetic dentistry: restoring teeth that look and
Maggio 2026
Biomimetic dentistry reproduces the mechanical and optical properties of the natural tooth, not just its appearance. How it differs from conventional cosmetic dentistry, when it is the appropriate clinical choice, and what it means for the longevity of the restoration.
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