Marco Antonio Bruno

Marco Antonio Bruno is an Associate Professor in the Department of Oral Diseases and Dentistry at the Università Vita Salute San Raffaele. He specializes in dental implantology, surgical techniques, and clinical research, focusing on topics like bone substitutes, implant placement methodologies, and long-term outcomes of dental procedures. His work emphasizes randomized controlled trials and multicenter studies to evaluate innovative approaches in oral surgery and prosthodontics.

Education and Roles:

• Contract Professor at Università Vita Salute San Raffaele (2020–2022)
• Teaching responsibilities include courses in Medicine and Surgery, Dental Hygiene, and Odontology, covering topics like epidemiology, research methodology, and head and neck diseases.

Research Interests: Dr. Bruno's research centers on advancing implant dentistry through evidence-based approaches. Key areas include comparative studies of surgical techniques (e.g., piezosurgery vs. rotary drills), evaluation of bone and soft tissue substitutes, and long-term follow-up of implant success rates. His work often involves collaboration across multiple centers to ensure robust clinical data.

Publications: Over 75 publications, with recent focus on dental implant placement strategies, prosthetic outcomes, and tissue management in oral surgery. His articles highlight trends toward precision techniques, immediate loading protocols, and innovative material applications.

Grants and Awards: No specific awards mentioned, but active in securing institutional support for clinical trials and teaching activities.