From biomimetic science to clinical practice: peptides in regenerative dentistry and medicine
Biomimetic repair across medicine and dentistry. The webinar will explore how clinically validated; biomimetic SAP-based therapies are shaping a shift towards minimally invasive and regenerative treatment approaches. It will also identify the relevance of clinically validated biomimetic SAP technology to modern preventive and restorative dental care. This webinar provides a high-level overview of self-assembling peptide (SAP) technology and its role in advancing minimally invasive, regenerative, and biologically driven care across dentistry and medicine. Attendees will gain an understanding of the science behind SAPs, their applications in tissue regeneration and biomimetic repair, and how clinically validated SAP-based therapies are transforming preventive and restorative dental care.
This webinar will provide dental professionals with a high-level understanding of self-assembling peptide (SAP) technology and its role in advancing minimally invasive, regenerative, and biologically driven care in dentistry and medicine.
Attendees will understand the science behind self-assembling peptides and how they mimic natural biological processes and recognise the applications of SAP technology in tissue regeneration, wound healing, and biomimetic repair across medicine and dentistry.
The webinar will explore how clinically validated; biomimetic SAP-based therapies are shaping a shift towards minimally invasive and regenerative treatment approaches. It will also identify the relevance of clinically validated biomimetic SAP technology to modern preventive and restorative dental care.
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Dr. Victoria Sampson BDS MFDS RCS Ed
More courses with Dr. Victoria SampsonDr. Victoria Sampson is a functional dentist and researcher based in central London. She obtained her Bachelor in Dental Surgery from Barts and the London and is now known for her work in developing salivary diagnostics and microbiome testing. Her work has been acknowledged worldwide resulting in her becoming a scientific advisor, board member and clinical lead of multiple dental companies globally. Victoria has published numerous papers in the UK and internationally and was the first dentist in the world to link gum disease with worse COVID complications. Victoria is also the first dentist to shortlist for Forbes 30 under 30 in Healthcare and Science in Europe and has now cofounded her own multidisciplinary health centre in London aimed at putting the mouth back in the body and connecting the oral microbiome with general health. She is also a topical team member of the European Space Agency and NASA aimed at creating guidelines for astronauts before long haul flights.
