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Nick posted an update a year ago
a year ago (edited)
I have an upper Ao4 that has failed twice now. I feel like im beating my head against a wall with this case.
Only thing ot takes is synthroid. He also has a condition where he vomits multiple times. I did not when pt was seen 5/30 his tissue looked red, inflammed and there was plaque on tge MUA. Im not sure if that plays a part or not.
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Hey Nick, can you give some more background? Also can you share the patient’s pre-op x rays?
I share your frustration man. Some patients have such a hard time tolerating the implants that I screen more heavily. I’m more conservative than most. I’m looking forward to seeing the pictures.
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Nikki posted an update a year ago
Hello fellow Dojo members!! Our study club session hosted by Dr. Apolinar Madrigal is coming up in just 2 days! He’ll be lecturing on Zirconia Implant Dentistry this Saturday, August 12th at 8 am PST!
Where can you catch the lecture you ask? In the Zoom Meetings tab! (https://implantninjadojo.ue1.rapydapps.cloud/zoom-meetings/)
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Ivan posted an update a year ago
Vitamin D and Implant Failure
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Erick posted a new post. a year ago
Crestal vs. Subcrestal: Which one is best? ????Yo, what’s up, peeps! Implant Ninja here to break down this research on dental implants for you. So, we’ve got this article by Ronaldo Silva…
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Nick posted an update a year ago
Help with etiology of periimplantitis. I had a pt get implants placed and over the course of 6 months he has had one fail and come out and another has enough bone loss to also require replacement. My frustration is I dont know what I could have done differently.
I will say the pt smokes and is allergic to penicillin. I think he also has a…
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How are the other implants doing? Do they look perfectly healthy in the patients mouth?
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Nick posted an update a year ago
So update on the mysteryous implant from Tuesday dicussion. I removed the implant crown. I noted that i was able to remove it by hand so that leads me to believe it loosened up. I had to tap on the buccal of the restoration to break the morse taper seal. I noted a bubble of pus which i popped. I think may have been from food getting below the…
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Do you have an x ray of the implant in question? Tell us more about it. Is there any bone loss?
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Nikki posted an update a year ago
Hey there Dojo members!!! We are happy to announce another study club session on August 12th!Join us with Dr. Apolinar as we discuss Zirconia Implant Dentistry 🦷
More details coming soon 😊
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Apo is a baller. This will be a good one
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Talha posted an update a year ago
I have a patient who needs a vestibuloplasty prior to restoring her implant supported denture. Does anyone have any tips on technique? Will probably punt to specialist but I am curious on how to go about the procedure.
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Nick posted an update a year ago
Anyone else heard of this new graft material called Tetranite.
Its like a bone cement. They have videos cementing implants in extraction sockets and getting about 50Ncm. 😱
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Miron talked about this at a course I took, apparently been in testing since 2017, and being used in medical ortho surgeries to glue bones together. Very promising… however, from his words, only a small amount should be used due to decreased blood flow in glue area which mineralizes.
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Reminds me of the bone graft called Bond-Apetite. My buddy Nabeel Cajee swears by it. However, I haven’t dug into the literature of bone cements.
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Raymond replied to the discussion Infected #8, Pt wants implant in the forum Implant Tx Planning a year ago
Reply to Infected #8, Pt wants implant
Hi everyone.
Great case, graft looks solid. Pretty awesome advice from Steven V.
One question, just for the sake of knowing better. Wouldn’t be also a case option for non-surgical RCT, or Apicoectomy and grafting, and then, if necessary, an immediate placement?. Thoughts?
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