An autologous bone graft providing alveolar recovery prior to implant placement
This case shows how an extremely infected and destroyed maxillary anterior region is able to be healed and regenerated. The alveolar reconstruction was based on using an autologous bone block taken from the mandibular ramus
View Case StudyImmediate replacement of a maxillary incisor with an implant
This case presents the immediate replacement of a maxillary central incisor with an implant. Particular attention is given to improving the environment for implant success and to developing the desired emergence profile for the final restoration
View Case StudyMolar socket regeneration + implant placement
This case presents the removal of a mandibular molar followed by socket regeneration using allograft mineralized cortical and cancellous bone chips and a perforated Teflon membrane. After regeneration an implant is placed
View Case StudyMolar socket regeneration + implant placement #2
This case presents a second case of removal of a mandibular molar followed by socket regeneration using allograft mineralized cortical and cancellous bone chips and a perforated Teflon membrane. After regeneration an implant is placed
View Case StudyCrestal sinus lifts and implant supported restorations for a maxillary rehabilitation
Several teeth in the maxillary posterior region have been lost and are affecting function and aesthetics of the patient. This was solved by performing bi-lateral crestal approach sinus lifts and immediate implant placement. This allowed implant supported restorations to be placed
View Case StudyImplant replacement of a maxillary central incisor
In this case, the treatment of a 29-year-old man who suffered a traumatic loss of his left maxillary central incisor is shown. Due to the loss of alveolar and gingival contour, a bone block from the mandibular retro-molar region had to be transplanted to restore the defect.
View Case StudyRehabilitation of an edentulous quadrant with dental implants
A 51-year-old female was referred for placement of implants in an edentulous segment on the mandibular left. A simple surgical guide showed that tooth and nerve damage might develop. See how the situation was treated by changing the angle of the implants and by using bone augmentation in the region of crestal bone deficiencies
View Case StudyCentral incisor replacement, Part 1: Implant procedure to provisional restoration
A young female presented with a missing maxillary central incisor and resorption of the alveolar ridge. In a single procedure, the ridge was expanded using osteotomes and augmented with particulate bone graft. After four months, the implant was exposed and the soft tissues were distributed around a custom provisional restoration based on a temporary abutment
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