Françoise Kleinsorgen is a dentist with a solid background in clinical practice, academic teaching, and scientific research. Currently, she is a doctoral candidate in Biomedical Sciences at the University Institute of Health Sciences (IUCS), specializing in Implantology, Oral Rehabilitation, and Materials Engineering. She holds a Specialist and Master's degree in Implantology and Oral Rehabilitation from the University of São Paulo (USP), as well as specializations in Periodontics and Gingival Plastic Surgery from the Brazilian Dental Association and a Master's degree in Dentistry from Cespu/Portugal. She has conducted four systematic reviews registered in PROSPERO: one focused on adhesion in hypomineralized teeth, another on techniques for closing anterior diastemas, another on nanoparticle toxicity in peri-implant tissue, and another on implant-supported prostheses using the Morse taper system. Both studies resulted in peer-reviewed publications, presentations at conferences, and academic recognition. She received awards for Best Oral Presentation and Best Poster at RAMDEC 2024, and her work has been published in journals such as Salus and Springer Nature's Discover Nano. She participates in three research funding projects supported by the GI2-CESPU/IUCS research group, all focused on dental materials engineering. Currently, she works as a guest assistant professor in the Conservative Clinic Internship at IUCS in the Integrated Master's Program in Dentistry and co-supervises master's dissertations at the same institution. She has also worked as a scientific consultant for AS Technology – Titanium Fix, contributing to the development of high-tech dental implant designs and representing the company as a speaker at several international congresses. Her main areas of interest include oral surgery, dental implant surgery, periodontal surgery, biomaterials, biomechanics applied to implantology, adhesion to compromised dental substrates, and the translation of scientific evidence into clinical excellence. She is an active member of the Portuguese Society of Implantology and Osseointegration, the Portuguese Society of Periodontics and Implants, and the Portuguese Society of Integrative Medicine. She also works as a research member of the Unipro Research Unit, conducting research at the University of Porto, the University of Aveiro, and Cespu. She is a representative on the Monitoring Committee for Doctoral Programs in Biomedical Sciences in Portugal.