Dr. Jordi Caballé Serrano is an Oral Surgeon and Scientist trained in Barcelona and Bern. He achieved his Dental Degree, Oral Surgery and Implantology specialty and MSc at UIC Barcelona and later moved to University of Bern to complete his PhD in Bone Biology and the Dr. med. Dent. Author of dozens of international top-ranked publications and lectures around the globe, he likes to call himself as a “hybrid” spending half time doing research on topics related to tissue regeneration and half time treating patients. He is currently Associate Professor at Dept. of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in UIC Barcelona, Associate Researcher at Dept. of Periodontology in the University of Bern and working in his private practice in Barcelona as an Oral Implantologist.
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Thank you Prof. Cooper! I do absolutely agree- our students (or dentists) have to understand the process before learning special tools- as said before: “a fool with a tool is still a fool!”
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How do you foresee AI impacting the accuracy and efficiency of diagnostic processes in implant dentistry?
Dr.Schallhorn do you think that it is better to place an implant that has the longest length available or is it better to be safer using smaller lengths not to endanger biological domains like the sinus? T
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Hi I’m just starting my Implant journey and Im planning to use ISQ from the beginning.
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Do you communicate ISQ data with your referrals?
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What do you consider crucial when discussing treatment option with your patients?
You highlighted that implants with ISQ values below 50 are typically removed upon installation. In a case, a woman had an ISQ value considerably below 50, yet experienced a highly successful healing process. What are your insights on the factors you believe contributed to the success of this case?
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Do you measure implant stability for all patients, or is it primarily focused on those with one or more identified risk factors?
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Has the use of ISQ made you use 1-stage more often instead of 2-stage?
How do you communicate the ISQ to patients and what is typical feedback from the patients?
In your initial discussion about the critical bone at the start of your presentation, you indicated that the presented protocol is applicable only when there is sufficient bone volume. If a bone graft is necessary, would you still do the ISQ measurement? What range of ISQ values would be anticipate
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