Clinical reasoning for regenerative dentistry.
botiss talks brings clinicians and product specialists into detailed conversations about regenerative dentistry, implant outcomes, and biomaterial selection. Its strongest episodes feel like chairside teaching: careful questions, case-based reasoning, and steady attention to what actually holds up in practice.
PRESS PLAY
botiss talks is a specialist dentistry podcast focused on regeneration, implantology, and biomaterial decision-making. Its rhythm is closer to an expert seminar than a personality-led talk show. Episodes usually begin with a brief introduction to the guest, then settle into long, practical exchanges about techniques, indications, and complications. The show spends substantial time on socket management, especially the choices made immediately after extraction. It returns often to the aesthetic zone, where volume stability, soft tissue quality, and graft behavior carry visible consequences. Guests compare allografts, xenografts, autogenous blocks, and synthetic or collagen membranes with a clinician's concern for what each material can and cannot do. The discussions are product-aware, but they work best when the product names become a way to talk about biology, handling, remodeling, and stability over time. Soft tissue is treated as more than a cosmetic layer. In the strongest passages, it becomes a protective seal, a maintenance issue, and a determinant of peri-implant health. The show also makes room for patient-centered tradeoffs. Minimally invasive options, chair time, cost, graft source, and informed consent all appear as part of responsible planning. The questioning style is deliberate. A claim is often followed by a request for details, then by a recap that connects the answer back to real clinical workflow. Listeners hear experts explain why keratinized mucosa matters, when volume-stable grafting is preferred, and how membranes can protect a regenerative site. They also hear disagreement and nuance. Some guests prefer combining materials in the aesthetic zone, while others separate graft choices by indication and expected turnover. That makes the series useful for clinicians who want reasoning rather than simple rules. It assumes comfort with dental vocabulary. It also rewards attention, because the practical value often sits inside detailed descriptions of cases, defects, and healing behavior. botiss talks is best understood as continuing professional education in interview form: quiet, procedural, and built around making regenerative choices more reproducible.
Made for: Designed for dentists, implant clinicians, periodontics-focused practitioners, and dental professionals comfortable with technical discussion of grafts, membranes, and soft tissue management.
What sets it apart: The series stands out through its slow, indication-by-indication reasoning, where biomaterial choices are tied to biology, handling, stability, and patient outcomes rather than treated as generic product preference.
The podcast where dental regeneration meets real-world clinical experience. Join leading clinicians and regeneration experts from around the world as they share insights into dentistry, regenerative dentistry, bone augmentation, tissue regeneration, and periodontology. Through engaging conversations and practical advice, we explore surgical techniques, treatment planning strategies, and emerging technologies shaping modern implantology. We also cover the use of the right dental biomaterials, approaches to dental training and dental education, and tips for lifelong dental learning. Beyond clinical expertise, our guests share personal journeys, philosophies, and experiences that define their a…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed clinical conversations connect dental biomaterials and surgical choices to the biology of healing around implants.
botiss talks works through implant dentistry one clinical decision at a time. Its interviews connect socket management, soft-tissue health and bone augmentation to choices made during treatment, with guests explaining why tissue thickness, graft behavior and long-term volume…
This is the show that makes two millimeters of gum tissue feel like a consequential plot twist.
Press play if you want
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A clinically focused discussion of how peri-implant soft tissue affects comfort, maintenance, disease risk, and stability.
Soft tissue around a dental implant is framed as part of the clinical foundation, not a cosmetic afterthought. Piero Papi of Sapienza University of Rome walks through keratinized mucosal width, tissue thickness, transmucosal height, and peri-implant bone thickness as parts of…
A measured guide to graft selection when turnover, volume stability, and membrane safety compete.
Socket management turns into a practical look at how biomaterials behave when timing, turnover, and volume stability do not quite want the same thing.
A practical review of socket preservation as the first step toward implant stability.
Socket management sits at the center of this single-episode review, framed as something that starts at extraction rather than at implant placement.
Soft tissue is cast as the seal that keeps implant biology protected.
Soft tissue management is treated as the biologic seal that protects the implant thread, and Giovanni Zucchelli keeps the patient's view and the periodontist's logic in the same frame.
A clinical review of maxgraft bone blocks, five-year follow-up, and how patients compare allogenic and autogenous options.
Maxgraft bone blocks and bone augmentation are the main focus here, with the five-year follow-up case giving the piece its clearest long-term anchor. Dr.
A practical look at shell hydration, gap filling, and soft tissue control.
BOTIS Talks centers Dr. Per Kemmerer, a maxillofacial surgeon with a leading position at the University Clinic of Mainz, and uses his background to frame a focused look at the shell technique.
A practical look at Cerebone, from hydrophilicity to clinical use.
The episode focuses on the work behind Cerebone, with Dr. Sascha Bohm laying out what a product manager may cover across development, registration, launch planning, marketing, training, distribution support, and post-market surveillance.
Brain science before it becomes a headline.
Structured pharmacy insight for real clinical practice.
In botiss talks episode #21, Arturo interviews Piero Papi about soft-tissue management around dental implants and the shift from implantology toward peri-implantology.
In botiss talks episode #20, Dr.
Larissa Steichman presents a socket-management classification built around buccal bone thickness, fenestrations, and dehiscence extending to one-third, two-thirds, or more of the root length.
Arturo Robertazzi opens the conversation with Giovanni Zucchelli in Italian.
Dr.
Dr.
Jacek opens the discussion by introducing Dr.
Dr.
Dr.
Jacek welcomes Dr.
Jacek speaks with Dr.
Dr.
Dr.
Dr.