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Extra-oral photogrammetry (EPG) is emerging as a reliable alternative to intra-oral scanning for full-arch implant impressions. While IOS performs well in short spans, its accuracy decreases in edentulous arches due to stitching errors and lack of reference points.
EPG overcomes these limitations by capturing implant positions through multi-angle imaging, delivering highly precise 3D data without the need for stitching. However, as it does not record soft tissue, it must be combined with an intra-oral scan to enable complete prosthetic design.

In bone augmentation procedures for implant treatment, proper evaluation of bone defect morphology and appropriate barrier membrane selection significantly influence treatment predictability. Learn more about bone defect morphology and appropriate barrier membrane selection in this article.

Every year in June, the ITI opens the application portal for its Scholarship Program. We took this opportunity to ask one of our former Scholars, Angel Garcia Cañas from the Spain, about his experience, his daily work, and what he enjoyed most about it. Angel began his Scholarship year in 2024 at the ITI Scholarship Center in Columbia University, US.

This feature takes a 360° look at both the personal and professional lives of the dedicated leadership teams who drive ITI’s mission in their respective regions. In this issue, we interview the ITI Peru.

On March 11, 2026, the ITI Study Club Games Opening Ceremony officially launched an exciting new chapter for the global ITI community.

The 2026 Study Club Day in Italy marked significant growth, with 33 clubs engaging 901 participants nationwide. The event fostered collaboration among professionals, enhancing community ties and promoting scientific dialogue in implant dentistry.
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