Coming soon: Clinical Advances in Periodontics supplement on microsurgery
An exciting new issue on microsurgery will be published in the coming weeks in Clinical Advances in Periodontics (CAP). Offered as a supplement to the regular March issue, this highly focused content will highlight the latest advances and research in the field of microsurgery as it applies to periodontics and implant dentistry.
The supplement was organized by CAP Co-Editor Dr. Diego Velásquez with support from CAP Co-Editor Dr. Flavia Pirih and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Effie Ioannidou, and will include an array of timely articles – many with videos – featuring original research and clinical applications, along with papers focusing on technology, education, and non-surgical technical skills. A foreword/editorial from AAP Master Clinician award recipient Dr. Leonard S. Tibbetts will introduce the issue and provide a historical overview of the development of periodontal microsurgery.
“It has been exciting putting this supplement together. We have an excellent showcase of papers written by pioneers, master clinicians, and rising stars who are all passionate about microsurgery,” Dr. Velásquez said. “I’m particularly thrilled that we’re including a section on non-surgical technical skills, which many consider to be the next frontier in microsurgery.”
A complete list of articles in this supplement is provided below:
Microsurgery in Periodontology and Implant Therapy
- A microsurgical approach to implant mechanical rescue
- Advances and clinical benefits of endodontic microsurgery: A contemporary perspective
- Deliberate practice: The cornerstone of microsurgical therapy
- Impact of experience on microscope adoption in periodontics and implant dentistry
- Implantoplasty combined with soft tissue grafting for the management of complex cases: A microsurgical approach
- Innovations in microsurgery: The role of non-invasive blood perfusion imaging – a review and framework
- Lift with precision: Microsurgical application in maxillary sinus elevation
- Microsurgical regenerative approach to intrabony defects
- Non-technical skills in periodontal and implant microsurgery – the hidden key factors
- Optimizing papillary incision design in molar periodontal regenerative therapy: A case study
- Periodontal microsurgery: Historical development and integration into periodontics
- Precision in action: Transitioning from novices to experts in microsurgery for practitioners
- Principles for successful outcomes in microsurgical guided bone regeneration
- Rotated pedicled palatal flaps for primary closure in immediate post-extractive guided bone regeneration at maxillary molar locations: Case report of a new technique
- Vertex technique: A novel microsurgical technique for papilla reconstruction – case study
As with regular CAP issues, this supplement will be published online only and will be available on the Wiley Online Library at https://aap.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/21630097.
The Editors of CAP and the Journal of Periodontology have made it a priority to expand content in both journals by publishing special issues and highly relevant topics of interest to AAP members. Look for additional clinical and scientific content, including new podcasts, throughout the year!

© American Academy of Periodontology

© American Academy of Periodontology
An exciting new issue on microsurgery will be published in the coming weeks in Clinical Advances in Periodontics (CAP). Offered as a supplement to the regular March issue, this highly focused content will highlight the latest advances and research in the field of microsurgery as it applies to periodontics and implant dentistry.
The supplement was organized by CAP Co-Editor Dr. Diego Velásquez with support from CAP Co-Editor Dr. Flavia Pirih and Editor-in-Chief Dr. Effie Ioannidou, and will include an array of timely articles – many with videos – featuring original research and clinical applications, along with papers focusing on technology, education, and non-surgical technical skills. A foreword/editorial from AAP Master Clinician award recipient Dr. Leonard S. Tibbetts will introduce the issue and provide a historical overview of the development of periodontal microsurgery.
“It has been exciting putting this supplement together. We have an excellent showcase of papers written by pioneers, master clinicians, and rising stars who are all passionate about microsurgery,” Dr. Velásquez said. “I’m particularly thrilled that we’re including a section on non-surgical technical skills, which many consider to be the next frontier in microsurgery.”
A complete list of articles in this supplement is provided below:
Microsurgery in Periodontology and Implant Therapy
- A microsurgical approach to implant mechanical rescue
- Advances and clinical benefits of endodontic microsurgery: A contemporary perspective
- Deliberate practice: The cornerstone of microsurgical therapy
- Impact of experience on microscope adoption in periodontics and implant dentistry
- Implantoplasty combined with soft tissue grafting for the management of complex cases: A microsurgical approach
- Innovations in microsurgery: The role of non-invasive blood perfusion imaging – a review and framework
- Lift with precision: Microsurgical application in maxillary sinus elevation
- Microsurgical regenerative approach to intrabony defects
- Non-technical skills in periodontal and implant microsurgery – the hidden key factors
- Optimizing papillary incision design in molar periodontal regenerative therapy: A case study
- Periodontal microsurgery: Historical development and integration into periodontics
- Precision in action: Transitioning from novices to experts in microsurgery for practitioners
- Principles for successful outcomes in microsurgical guided bone regeneration
- Rotated pedicled palatal flaps for primary closure in immediate post-extractive guided bone regeneration at maxillary molar locations: Case report of a new technique
- Vertex technique: A novel microsurgical technique for papilla reconstruction – case study
As with regular CAP issues, this supplement will be published online only and will be available on the Wiley Online Library at https://aap.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/21630097.
The Editors of CAP and the Journal of Periodontology have made it a priority to expand content in both journals by publishing special issues and highly relevant topics of interest to AAP members. Look for additional clinical and scientific content, including new podcasts, throughout the year!

© American Academy of Periodontology

© American Academy of Periodontology

