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As part of the Osteology Foundation's mission to foster the connection with younger audiences around the globe, NOG USA is thrilled to provide a tailored approach to oral tissue regeneration education in the United States.
Our country-specific strategy is designed to make education on oral tissue regeneration accessible to a broad audience, with case competitions, webinars and occasional live events and courses. Membership in the group is entirely free of charge, requiring only a simple registration.
Join us at the AAP Annual meeting in Seattle from 29 October - 1 November 2026, we have a great session with the case competition finale and a new exciting format: Jeopardy!
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Friday 30 October 2026, 12:00pm ā 1:30pm
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The National Osteology Group USA is excited to present its third annual Case Competition.
The Finalists have been selected.
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The National Osteology Group USA is excited to present a new category to the Case Competition.
The winner will be announced soon.
30 September 2025
This presentation discusses the challenges related to ridge augmentation. Methods used to create the conditions necessary for successful augmentation as well as their limitations are reviewed.
We discuss the use of titanium 3D printed scaffolds along with their unique properties that help us achieve our desired results.
Moderator: Sejal Thacker
12 November 2026 - 7PM EST
Learning Objectives:
Understand the biological principles and technical considerations behind the āSā Roll Flap and its modifications.
Learn which variations are suitable for different peri-implant soft-tissue deficiencies.
Discover how this approach can improve soft-tissue volume and aesthetics while potentially avoiding a second surgical site and additional interventions.
Members of the National Osteology Group USA have the possibility to review recordings of all webinars at any time.
A collection of lectures, always available within the group on THE BOX, delivered by leading experts in the field of oral regeneration.