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We recently had the opportunity to interview Ed Marandola, the President and CEO of Imaging Sciences International, about their cutting-edge, 3-D, cone beam CT scanning technology, the i-CAT.
Read More and Comment | 1 Comment »We are pleased to bring you this exclusive interview with Dr. Leon Chen, a periodontist who developed the Hydraulic Sinus Condensing Technique.
Read More and Comment | 1 Comment »A CT scan yields the most accurate information about four critical factors in treatment planning for dental implants. A CT scan enables the dentist to quantify the quality and quantity of bone available.
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Read More and Comment | 4 Comments »Implants should never be considered as anything other than a supplemental tool in our restorative armamentarium and definitely not as a means of compensating for poorly designed or improperly fabricated prosthesis.
Read More and Comment | 1 Comment »CT, with the 3-dimensional reconstruction available today, gives us incredible insights into the patient’s anatomy, not just for dental implants, but for other procedures as well.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »I would also verify contact of the musculature at the corner of the mouth to be in contact with the buccal surface of the first premolar when the mouth is opened slightly.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »The first article in a series that will cover both camera equipment and software utilized to enhance patient education and presentations.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »I feel strongly that treatment planning involving implants offers many advantages over treatment planning for single crowns, fixed partial dentures and removable partial or complete dentures.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »I use a device called a T Scan to measure the loads of the teeth around the implant and make sure I am getting what articulating paper and shim stock is showing me. It can be tedious but very important to avoid future complications.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »Dentists need to know and be able to communicate as well as anticipate end results, what and how many procedures are necessary to achieve them, the approximate time involved and, last but not least risks and ramifications.
Read More and Comment | 1 Comment »The most frequent question I am asked is How much will it hurt to get the dental implants. With IV sedation I can make a strong case for minimal pain
Read More and Comment | 3 Comments »One of the more controversial areas in implant dentistry is the replacement of molars with single, wide platform implants.
Read More and Comment | 1 Comment »The freestanding implant will be able to withstand the forces exerted in canine guidance. I have seen many successful cases restored like this.
Read More and Comment | 1 Comment »Most of my implant failures have been due to pre-existing endodontic or periodontal infection at the surgical site or in teeth adjacent to the site.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »I highly recommend sedation for extensive implant surgical procedures. Patients are extremely satisfied and refer other patients willingly.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »I would say that the restorative dentist should prepare mounted diagnostic casts with full wax-ups of the ideal final restoration or alternative restorations.
Read More and Comment | 7 Comments »“The freestanding implant will be able to withstand the forces exerted in canine guidance. I have seen many successful cases restored like this.” Michael Sonick, DMD
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