The biofunctional approach to modern implantology

09:00 – 10:30 | Part I  Biofunctional Foundations of Bone Intelligence

• Bone as a dynamic, adaptive organ: metabolism, signaling, and remodeling
• Functional stimuli as the key to bone vitality and osseointegration
• The inflammatory field: mouth breathing, tongue posture, and systemic impact
• Unilateral chewing and muscular asymmetry as hidden disruptors
• Clinical correlations: understanding implant failure beyond materials and technique

10:30 – 11:00 | Coffee break

11:00 – 12:30 | Part II — Functional Diagnostics and Pre-Implant Conditioning

• Evaluating function before surgery: breathing, swallowing, chewing
• Detecting neuromuscular imbalances and compensatory patterns
• How to “train” bone before grafting or implantation
• Functional activation protocols to prepare the biological field
• Case demonstrations: from dysfunction to readiness for regeneration

12:30 – 13:30 | Lunch break

13:30 – 15:00 | Part III — Hands-On: Biofunctional Implantology, Bone Regeneration & Magnetic Mallet

• Biological bone grafting and regenerative concepts in ceramic implantology
• Success factors in modern implantology: integration of biology, function, and mechanics
• Magnetic Mallet in biofunctional surgery: precision, stimulation, and healing response
• Step-by-step live demonstration: implant placement, bone activation, and handling
• Hands-on training: osteotomy design, implant insertion, and tactile feedback

15:00 – 15:30 | Coffee break

15:30 – 17:00 | Part IV — Clinical Integration & Long-Term Success

• Integrating biofunctional and surgical concepts into daily practice
• Post-implant reconditioning: restoring chewing balance and lymphatic flow
• Functional rehabilitation as a key to stable osseointegration
• Discussion of clinical cases and treatment planning
• Summary: redefining success in modern, biofunctional implantology