Join us for the OsteoGen™ Corporate Forum at the AAP Annual Meeting in Seattle
Greetings, colleagues! I'm Dr. Nika Mehrnia, a second-year resident in Advanced Graduate Periodontology and a Doctor of Medical Sciences candidate in Oral Biology at Harvard School of Dental Medicine. It's my honor to invite you to the Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Periodontology in Seattle, and specifically to the OsteoGen™ Corporate Forum where clinicians, researchers and educators who share a passion for advancing periodontal care come together.
Why Practice-Based Research Matters
Practice-based research connects everyday clinical work with scientific discovery. It lets practicing clinicians contribute real-world data, shape better treatment protocols, and improve patient outcomes without leaving their practice. The Corporate Forum brings this to life with findings from a multi-center, randomized controlled trial on OsteoGen Plug®, conducted through The McGuire Institute's practice-based research network.
Join us:
OsteoGen™ Corporate Forum, Thursday, October 29th, Room #618, Arch Building
Session 1 – 3:10 pm – 3:55 pm
Session 2 – 4:15 pm – 5:00 pm
A joint panel discussion follows the second session, bringing together speakers from both parts of the forum for direct Q&A—bring your questions.
Session 1 opens with principal investigator Dr. Irina Dragan, joined by Michael K. McGuire, DDS, and Rachel Schallhorn, DDS, MS, sharing real-world clinical, radiographic, and histologic findings on OsteoGen Plug®.
In Session 2, I'll join Drs. Dragan and Brad Landers to share clinical successes and real-world insights.
During the forum, you'll learn:
- Real-world clinical, radiographic, and histologic findings from the trial
- Clinical successes and real-world outcomes with the OsteoGen Plug®
- How practice-based research networks connect chairside work to scientific discovery
There's something here for every clinician to learn about this novel biomaterial.
Please join us in Seattle to explore how your practice can become part of the next wave of science. We look forward to seeing you there.
Seating is first come, first served – arrive early to save your seat.
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