Biopilar® is a prosthetic philosophy that supposes an evolution in the rehabilitation design, based on the modification of the biologic space, which ensures a better blood supply to the tissues around implants and a greater long-term stability for a more durable aesthetic.

BTI took part at the fourth edition of Partners in Synergy, taking place in Orlando from June 11th to 14th, at Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes Hotel.

Besides, Dr. Eduardo Anitua gave a lecture titled "Bioactive Modifiers and Bone Expansion in Clinical Practice" during the session on "Soft tissue reconstruction", on Friday 12th June.

The most valuable and most frequently requested of BTI’s Continuing Education activities is the BTI Seminar Program; these are 2-day intensive classes with good hands-on practicum. They are offered to small groups limited to 10 participants.
The goal of these intensive courses is to demonstrate all the current surgical techniques, as well as reviewing and solidifying the attendee’s knowledge in the primary areas of implantology(drilling sequence, immediate load, ridge expansion, sinus elevation, clinical applications of PRGF, etc.) through talks and live surgeries in the operatory.

They have taken part in a consensus meeting organized by the International Olympic Committee for establishing a guideline in the use of Plasma RIch in Platelets at Sports.

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"A Biological Approach to Implantology" provides an opportunity of incorporating numerous protocols and accessible techniques as well as immediate implantology to everyday practice. As its title states, all chapters are focused on trying to make the clinician understand the importance of having into account the biological response of the tissues whenever a tisular regeneration strategy is applied. You will find more than 330 pages with an excellent iconographic quality which is going to become a reference book either for general implantologists or specialists.

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BTI has published in the Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research journal, its second article regarding the application of PRGF in maxillary sinus lift.

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