Study Club Member Jonnathan
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Jonnathan posted an update 10 months ago
I have been placing Implant club implants for the past 2-3 years (yes Ivan, I know you that much), and my beautiful GF needed an implant. Extraction and bone grafting was performed. Today I did the uncover. 60% of my cases, I have notice this overgrowth of bone. This on was part of the statistics. I just wanted to show off/share the case.
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Brother, this is looking beautiful man!! Nice work, Yes, I noticed that we get really nice bone levels too 🙂
Placing an Implant Club implant on your girlfriend is the equivalent of getting an Implant Club tattoo on your forehead! Thank you for your trust my friend!
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Nice!👏👏👏
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Jonnathan posted an update 11 months 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
If you haven’t done any immediate implants. Typically it’s nicer to start with pre-molars as… Read more
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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
Do you know the biotype for this patient Jonathan?
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Jonnathan posted an update 11 months 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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