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In the latest episode of the Next Regeneration podcast, hosts Anina and Elena talk to Nikos Mattheos about his remarkable journey as a periodontist, researcher, and academic teacher. Starting his career in Athens, Greece, Mattheos made significant contributions at the University of Malmö, Bern, and Hong Kong, where he published groundbreaking research in implantology.
He explains how his early interest in digital technologies led to his research projects. An advocate of prosthetically driven implant placement, Mattheos shares his insights on the vital link between periodontology and prosthodontics. He also offers tips for successful implant crown design and offers a glimpse of future trends in implantology.

In the latest episode of the Next Regeneration podcast, hosts Anina and Elena talk to Frank Schwarz about his groundbreaking work on peri-implant diseases. Schwarz shares his extensive experience in the treatment of peri-implantitis and emphasises the importance of prevention and personalised care programmes.
He discusses the various risk factors for developing peri-implantitis and potential prevention strategies. Schwarz also reflects on the differing views of patients and clinicians on what constitutes successful treatment. Finally, he offers his vision for the future of peri-implant disease research. While he doubts the feasibility of developing implants that are completely resistant to peri-implantitis, he believes the future lies in careful patient selection and modulation of the host immune response.

The use of host modulators represents a true paradigm shift in the way we think about treating inflammatory diseases. In the current episode of the Next Regeneration Podcast, hosts Anina and Elena interview Hatice Hasturk about her pioneering work on specialized pro-resolving lipid mediators (SPMs) for treating periodontal diseases, along with her team.
Their approach represents a significant shift in how we handle inflammation, aiming for active resolution rather than suppression. The results of her translational research are promising and suggest that these modulators may not only target local inflammation but also have systemic effects, potentially breaking the link between periodontitis and systemic diseases. It's serious progress in the fight against inflammatory disorders.

A few years back 3D printing in dentistry sounded like science fiction. Today 3D printing allows to offer individualized treatments to patients. For the current episode of the Next Regeneration podcast hosts Anina and Elena meet Florian Thieringer, who is pioneering 3D printing in dentistry. 
As a clinician and researcher he provides first hand insights into the practical applications of 3D printing technology. He highlights materials that are suitable for 3D printing and explains the clinical scenarios, in which in they could be used. Not missing is the glimpse into the future of 3D printing in dentistry.

Dive into the world of statistics in dentistry with our two hosts Anina and Elena and their guest Cláudio Mendes Pannuti. He is Associate Professor in the Department of Periodontics at the University of São Paulo (Brazil) and in this podcast he talks about his passion for statistics. 
Starting with his journey into statistics, he stresses the importance of accessibility of statistical knowledge to students. He strongly advocates the involvement of statisticians in clinical trials and explains why understanding the disparity between statistical significance and clinical relevance is key. On top of that he provides valuable insights into sample size calculation and how to improve the quality of research manuscripts. 

Join hosts Anina and Elena in the latest episode of the Next ReGeneration Podcast for an engaging conversation with Danae Apatzidou, Associate Professor at the Department of Preventive Dentistry, Periodontology and Implant Biology at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece). 
 
Apatzidou shares her expertise and passion for stem cell therapy in the field of oral regeneration. She explains the complex mechanisms of stem cells and how they are likely to induce the regeneration of missing tissue. While preclinical advances in tissue engineering are promising, there are still significant challenges at the clinical level, which Apatzidou discusses in more detail in this podcast. She concludes by presenting exciting future prospects in stem cell research.