Extracted teeth represent a biologically compatible grafting material that is often overlooked in clinical practice. This CE webinar explores the use of autologous dentin as a bone graft, highlighting its biologic properties, including inherent growth factors and structural similarity to bone. The webinar will review clinical applications, with particular attention to compromised patients where enhanced healing and integration are critical. Attendees will also be introduced to practical workflows that allow chair side processing of extracted teeth into graft material, supporting efficient and predictable regenerative outcomes.

During this CE webinar, we will
• Understand the biological properties of autologous dentin and how they compare with conventional grafting materials
• Identify clinical indications where autologous dentin grafting may enhance outcomes, particularly in compromised or delayed-healing patients
• Describe the workflow for processing extracted teeth into graft material using chairside dentin grinding
• Incorporate a predictable protocol for converting extracted teeth into a bioactive graft within daily practice
• Assess the clinical and practice-related implications of adopting an autologous regenerative approach   ( disclaimer, bio and commercial disclosure )