Maxi Residency

Maxi-Residency in Biological Dentistry, Biological Surgery, and Implantology Based on Guided Open Wound Healing (GOWH™) at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, conducted in collaboration with ABIS (Academy For Biological Innovations in Surgery, e.V.)


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Maxi-Residency in Biological Dentistry, Biological Surgery, and Implantology Based on Guided Open Wound Healing (GOWH™).

Our hybrid program (in-person and online), with 5 modules, is designed for general practitioners and dental specialists. It provides a clear understanding of atraumatic extractions, jawbone healing, and the biological factors behind CSR (Covered Socket Residuum) prevention.

It integrates educational 3D animations, theoretical modules, live teaching sessions, hands-on sessions, live online teaching sessions as well as live surgery sessions to support both - conceptual understanding and clinical application.

The Maxi Residency programme includes detailed instruction on thorough socket debridement and decortication, ridge preservation, and implantology with both bone-level and tissue-level titanium, and ceramic implants as well as soft tissue management concepts based on the ARENA-Protocol™ and the principles of the Guided Open Wound Healing Concept (GOWH™).


Key elements include a detailed exploration of bone substitute materials, including the classification of available options, and the application of Blood Concentrates to increase patient’s own regenerative capacity.



How to use this Programme


I. Educational 3D Animation Section 1: Fundamental Skills
Provides essential background knowledge through step-by-step educational 3D animations.

II. Educational Videos Section 2: Advanced Surgical Topics
Focuses on complex procedures and advanced concepts through step-by-step educational 3D animations.

III. Supplementary scientific Publications and reference materials:
Supplementary publications and reference materials listed below can be downloaded for further reading and deeper understanding. New publications and materials may be added as the curriculum evolves.

Part I. Educational 3D Animations:

Fundamental Skills (Three Courses)

Part II. Educational 3D Animations:

Advanced Surgical Topics (Three Courses)

Part III. Supplementary Scientific Publications and Reference Materials


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