Lukasz Jablonowski

Lukasz Jablonowski serves as a Clinical Associate Professor and Senior Physician at the University of Greifswald's Faculty of Medicine within the Department of Periodontology, Polyclinic for Conservative Dentistry, Periodontology and Endodontology. His dual expertise bridges clinical dentistry and plasma-based medical device innovation for periodontal and peri-implant therapies.

Academic credentials include:

• 2004-2009: Dentistry studies at Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University, Greifswald
• 2016: Doctorate in Dental Medicine (Dr. med. dent.)
• 2024: Habilitation with venia legendi in Dentistry

His research pioneers plasma medicine applications in dentistry, focusing on cold atmospheric plasma for biofilm eradication on dental implants and titanium surface modification to enhance osteoblast integration. This work addresses critical challenges in peri-implantitis treatment and osseointegration failure through adjuvant plasma therapies combined with mechanical debridement. Current investigations emphasize medical device development for endodontic and periodontal regeneration.

Publication trends reveal consistent focus on plasma-dentistry intersections since 2011, evolving from foundational titanium surface studies toward complex peri-implant biofilm management. Key thematic clusters include antimicrobial plasma delivery systems, biomaterial-tissue interfaces, and clinical translation of plasma technologies.

Professional recognition includes:

• DGParo Implant Research Prize (2015) for plasma-enhanced osteoblast growth on biofilm-covered implants
• DGParo Best Presentation Award (2011) for plasma-titanium interaction research

As principal investigator for MDR/MPDG-regulated clinical trials (PeriPLas, Paro-ComPas 2018-2024), he directs RCTs evaluating plasma efficacy in periodontal therapy. Additional qualifications include Hamburg Dental Association's Curriculum Implantology (2018-2019).

He maintains active collaboration with the PlasmaDent research initiative and leverages prior experience at the Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology (2013-2017) to integrate plasma physics with clinical dentistry, developing novel protocols for peri-implant disease management.