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Jedediah posted an update a year ago
This happened a while back, and I figured some of you might like to know how you would address it. This healing abutment that need to be removed was stripped. And some of these cases you can just clean out the inside of the screw access, because sometimes food and debris are in it and once that’s done, you can remove it with a prosthetic torque…
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It’s good to have one of those Home Depot kits in a drawer at the office right!?
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Nick posted an update a year ago
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It’s definitely unfortunate when they don’t even check back with their master cast to verify that before they ship it to the doctor🤦♂️🤦♂️🤷♂️
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Those days always make me wonder if I should switch labs, then I realize that it happens with them all sometimes. :/
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Adis posted an update a year ago
Was the first Zoom meeting recorded? I missed it 😟
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Yes, it was! Let me shoot it to you 🙂
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Jonnathan posted an update a year ago
Hello gang!
I have this case that I am preparing for. It will happen in February. I don’t have a CT on this Patient. It is a tooth that has had a RCT. I can see a PAR on tooth and caries that Fractured the crown. Tooth will come out and I am preparing for both scenarios: either extraction and socket preservation, or extraction and…
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Hey Jonathan! Several different ways to attack this. If you’re thinking of potentially doing an immediate implant, I would definitely have a CBCT. If you do a lot of immediate implants, and there is sufficient bone, typically, I do these flapless
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Hey great question!
Another thing to consider is tissue biotype. I think I have some decent implant skills, but I still refer out thin biotype cases in the anterior region to Perio. It’s just a personal preference. What do you do for those cases @restoredsmiles
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Jedediah posted an update a year ago
OK Dojo Peeps. Some of you wanted to see some suturing techniques for socket preservations that we went over during the last study club meeting so here you go. Lots of different ways that you can do it. A lot of it just comes down to preference. This one is an inverted figure 8 with multiple passes. I find this to be a very useful…
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I have a question about this Jed, when would you suture and when would you just leave it to heal up on it’s own?
I know there are many ways to skin a cat here. I’d love to hear your thoughts.
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Ivan posted a new post. a year ago
How Much Crown Height Space?So Somebody texted me this image and they wanted to know if there is enough room to restore this future implant site. What do you…
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Jonnathan posted an update a year ago
What is the easier way to remove a cemented Implant crown??
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Hey brother, does this help? https://implantninjadojo.ue1.rapydapps.cloud/how-to-access-an-implant-crown/
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I have also had luck with removing crowns with a tapper or with forceps with silicone tips when I had used temporary cement.
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Connor replied to the discussion CBCT viewer/converter on Mac in the forum Implant Tx Planning a year ago
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Ivan posted an update a year ago
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