The project will significantly impact the research community, dental medicine, and industrial transition in Northern Croatia. The results will be presented in relevant scientific journals and at international conferences, increasing the visibility of Croatian research capacities in biomedicine and dental medicine. In the long term, the project will provide tangible benefits to dental professionals, patients, and scientists, reducing the need for invasive procedures and improving dental treatment outcomes.

The project aims to solve the problem of limited bone tissue regeneration in dental medicine, which complicates successful dental implant placement. The objective is to develop an innovative autologous bone tissue substitute. This approach will enable safer and more efficient alveolar ridge regeneration, reducing the need for complex surgical procedures. The project involves research and development of minimally invasive therapy for alveolar ridge augmentation using personalized formulations. The SPIN consortium, comprising experts from various fields, has been established to achieve the research goals. The research will last for a total of 36 months and is divided into two main phases: Industrial Research Phase (10 months) Experimental Development Phase (26 months)