Smile enhancement while replacing one tooth with an implant
The patient presents with an abscess on a front tooth, it is not salvageable. It is unaesthetic. But turning this situation around to be healthy, stable and attractive involves a considerable amount of work
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Rehabilitation in the aesthetic zone
This case presents the replacement of a maxillary central incisor with an implant. Careful attention is given to maintaining and enhancing the extraction socket following the extraction and during the implant procedure. This case shows the use of a Conelog® implant
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Recovery of a maxillary anterior deficiency
This case shows how a highly resorbed maxillary central and lateral incisor region was grafted with an autologous bone block and particulate bone chips harvested from the ramus in a special split block technique prior to implant placement. Soft tissue grafting followed. The final result was very satisfactory
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Immediate replacement of a vertically fractured maxillary incisor with a deficient labial bone wall
On extraction a vertically fractured maxillary central incisor was found to have a deficient labial bone wall. Despite this, it was possible to place an implant and a temporary restoration as well as to regenerate the deficient labial region
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Replacement of four maxillary incisors
This case shows the management of four periodontally involved maxillary incisors. These were removed and replaced with a bridge supported by two implants. Great care was taken to ensure that there was little or no bone or soft tissue loss after the removal of the incisors.
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Implant reconstruction of the mandible using autogenous bone from the illiac crest
By Dr. Robin Yang, Dr. Flavio Rasetto, Dr. Gary Warburton
This case shows the management of a case with an Ameloblastoma of the mandible. After resection of the lesion, an illiac crest graft was used to reconstruct the mandible. This allowed four implants to be placed and these were restored with a fixed, screw-retained hybrid prosthetic reconstruction
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Ridge split for horizontal atrophy in the anterior maxilla
Horizontal atrophy of the anterior maxilla is common following removal of the maxillary incisors. This Case Report shows a Ridge Split to counteract this problem. This has the advantage of being a single stage procedure with quick healing and minimal post-operative complications
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Warburton: Reconstruction of a severely atrophic maxilla after two failed allogeneic bone grafts
By Dr. Gary Warburton, Dr. Joanna Kempler
This case presents a 49-year-old female who had undergone two previous allogeneic bone grafts to the atrophic maxilla that had failed. She was successfully reconstructed with anterior iliac crest bone graft, implants and a fixed restoration
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