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Adis posted an update a year ago
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Treatment plan question: #6 is pretty much toast as it stands now, he can floss all the way through it.
I gave him 3 possible fixed choices –
1. Crown lengthening, endo/post #6 and new bridge same as before – root is a mile long so that’s in our favor, but still guarded.
2. EXT #6 and new FPD 3-p-p-p-7-8, but that’s looong.
3. Section FPD at…
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The third option is definitely preferable if the patient is able to do that. Bone in those sites look good and when it comes to tooth number six if you do immediate implants often and most likely you would do an immediate in that case but if it seems a little bit out of your scope, then there’s no problem, grafting it and coming back and…
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John posted an update a year ago
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Hey John 👋
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Safanah replied to the discussion Implant bridge planning in the forum Implant Tx Planning a year ago
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I use Galileos and a Cerec scan to kinda do a digital wax up then send for a guide.
Good to know there’s no specific exact distance required as long as it is within reasonable distance to fit the pt’s occlusion.
I appreciate all the responses this has been very helpful!
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Jedediah posted an update a year ago
Sub crestal placement of your implants are crucial, but none more than your immediate implants. The thickness of your tissue and quality of tissue have a lot to do with your crestal bone maintenance and health over the life of your implant.
In this case, there were two premolars that were nonrestorable and were removed. The sites were cleaned…
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During uncovering can reflecting a flap from the buccal and releasing it to cover the healing abutments help?
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Jedediah replied to the discussion Implant treatment planning for #3,4,11,13,14 in the forum Implant Tx Planning a year ago
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#3- width 10.6, height 10.7, bone seems a bit spongy, but should be ok? It’s not quite as wide as you think your measurement is very far down in the bone and it’s much thinner towards the top. You should be able to get an implant in there, but it’s not quite as wide as you think.
#4- width 7.3, height 13.6, width can benefit from guided bone…
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HANNAH started the discussion Implant treatment planning for #3,4,11,13,14 in the forum Implant Tx Planning a year ago
Implant treatment planning for #3,4,11,13,14
Hi everyone, got some questions for y’all experts.
The patient is my father in law, who has given me freedom to do all that I recommend except he really doesnt want to extract 1,2,15,16.
After studying the CBCT, I have some thoughts for these following sites, please help me double check and see if my thought process is correct.
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Shiva charan posted an update a year ago
Hii everyone
Myself Dr shiva , Periodontist
I encountered an situation with my 4 years of implant practice for first time .
I did a implant around 2 weeks back ( osttem company) it was fine on surgery day and healing was gud at time of surure removal ;but patient turned up yesterday with vestibular swelling and pain in the implant region
Could…
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Any more information? Can you provide any x-rays or cross-section of the CBCT?
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I would get a cbct to further evaluate bone surrounding implant. Also every once in a while food (popcorn kernel etc) could get stuck under gums and cause irritation that could be irritated and tissue improves shortly after.
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William replied to the discussion Impression stage in the forum Complications a year ago
Thank you all for the helpful input. I will update on the latest progress.
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William replied to the discussion Impression stage in the forum Complications a year ago
Thank you for your reassurance !
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Ivan replied to the discussion Impression stage in the forum Complications a year ago
I like that you harvested bone chips. I think this case will be okay, it is not ideal that the threads are out of the boney housing, but I think if you monitor the soft tissue closely this may not become a problem for you. Its a good thing to keep in mind for the future.
I’ll bet this case goes just fine.
If you did want to consider hard or…
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