Jörg-Martin Ruppin
From 1992-1998 Dr Ruppin studied Dentistry and obtained his doctorate at the Albert-Ludwigs University of Freiburg, Germany.
After two years in dental practice, he undertook post-graduate studies in Oral Surgery at the department of craniomaxillofacial surgery, University Hospital of the RWTH Aachen, Germany.
From 2007-2009 he was an Oral Surgeon and Implantologist in a plastic and maxillofacial surgery practice in Munich. Since 2009 he has been head of the Masur-Implantatzentrum, Penzberg.
He is a national & international speaker on implant dentistry, 3D radiology and guided surgery and is a member of the ITI, DGI, DGZMK and SimPlant Academy.
Recent Case Studies
Recovery of a maxillary anterior deficiency
This case shows how a highly resorbed maxillary central and lateral incisor region was grafted with an autologous bone block and particulate bone chips harvested from the ramus in a special split block technique prior to implant placement. Soft tissue grafting followed. The final result was very satisfactory
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Transition from a failing dental reconstruction to an implant-supported hybrid reconstruction
This case shows how a failing reconstruction with extensive bone loss in the anterior region was transitioned to an implant-supported hybrid reconstruction. This required two rounds of bone augmentation. First, block grafts were applied to the deficient anterior region. Later, external sinus lifts were performed. Only then was it possible to place six implants which, when integrated, could support the final reconstruction
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An autologous bone graft providing alveolar recovery prior to implant placement
This case shows how an extremely infected and destroyed maxillary anterior region is able to be healed and regenerated. The alveolar reconstruction was based on using an autologous bone block taken from the mandibular ramus
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