Marius Steigmann
Dr. Marius Steigmann
Architect of surgical innovation and soft tissue mastery
- Founder and Director, Steigmann Institute
- Diplomate of the ICOI; former Vice President, ICOI Germany
- PhD summa cum laude; Semmelweis Medal, University of Budapest
- Adjunct appointments: University of Michigan, Boston University, University of Pennsylvania
Clinical and academic background
Dr. Marius Steigmann stands at the forefront of implant and soft tissue surgery, admired for his original protocols, cross-disciplinary insight and leadership in education. A Diplomate of the ICOI and former Vice President of ICOI Germany, he earned his PhD summa cum laude and has been honored with the Semmelweis Medal by the University of Budapest for his contributions to maxillofacial education.
Institute and appointments
He is Founder and Director of the Steigmann Institute, whose training programs attract clinicians from around the world. His academic appointments include the University of Michigan (Department of Periodontology), Boston University (Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery) and the University of Pennsylvania (Endodontics).
Teaching approach
Dr. Steigmann’s teaching combines anatomical precision with practical surgical experience. Through lectures, publications and mentorship, he has inspired thousands of clinicians to rethink soft tissue management around implants.
AMS 2026: The Masters' Debate
2026/06/14–06/17・W Taipei





- Masters' dialogue | Zucchelli × Steigmann (Interview · 1:30)
2025 Steigmann Module 5, Romania
2025/08/31–09/07・Romania





2025 Steigmann Special Lecture
2025/03/08・Tri-Service General Hospital, Taipei


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2024 Steigmann Modules 1–4
2024/05/31–11/03・Taipei





- Highlights | 2024 Steigmann Hands-On Module 1 (Course · 0:55)
- Attendee reflections | 2024 Steigmann Module 1 (Reflections · 2:16)
2024 Steigmann Lecture
2024/02/25・Taipei





- Course highlights | 2024 Steigmann PPF Technique (Course · 0:41)
- Lecturer interview | Dr. Marius Steigmann (Interview · 0:43)
- Attendee reflections 01 | 2024 Steigmann Lecture (Reflections · 2:21)
- Attendee reflections 02 | 2024 Steigmann Lecture (Reflections · 2:51)