Soft tissue friendly restorations

Gum diseases are a widespread problem, often leading to severe damage.

Traditionally, the gold standard for addressing these consequences has been invasive surgery—but it doesn’t always have to be invasive.

With the right restorations, we can encourage gum regeneration and achieve excellent outcomes without aggressive surgical intervention.

Inadequate restorations can result in gum inflammation and tissue damage, and it is important to learn the do’s and don’ts of everything relating to restorations.

In this webinar, I will guide you through minimally invasive techniques, such as Gingival Phenotype Modification Treatment and the Creeping Attachment Induced Technique, which can help optimize soft tissue health and aesthetics.

Oral soft tissues are my passion, and over time, I have learned to “understand” how they behave. In this lecture, I want to help you develop the same intuition—so you

can treat and manage gingival tissues in a way that aligns with their natural needs.

Dr. Toompere earned her dental degree in 2012 from the University of Tartu in Estonia. Coming from a family of doctors, she always felt drawn to a deeper medical challenge—one that extended beyond general dentistry. This passion led her to specialize in periodontology, a field where she could truly make a difference.

She has worked in an innovative private clinic but recently returned to a public dental clinic, drawn by the diverse range of patients and the complexity of severe cases. Helping patients regain control of their periodontal health and seeing their transformation is what brings a smile to her face.

Dr. Toompere is an international speaker and a recognized expert in periodontal training, dedicated to sharing her knowledge and advancing the field.