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I was thinking that it would be a good idea to connect all the impression copings with Triad material (gel) before taking the impression, thus creating a verification jig?
Read More and Comment | 3 Comments »I would like to know what other clinicians using dental implants with the different kinds of neck topographies have observed. Do you see a significantly greater loss of bone with necks with other kinds of surface topographies?
Read More and Comment | 2 Comments »Are there any indications for using AlloDerm (Lifecell) around dental implants? If so, what is the preferred technique for placing the Alloderm?
Read More and Comment | 10 Comments »Dr. Stefan asks:
I have heard about a new material being used for dental implant fixtures that is similar to resin-composite. Are any of you familiar with this material?
Have any of you used these resin-composite dental implant fixtures? Is this
material just osseo-accepted or does it result in osseo-integration? I
am sorry but I do not know […]
Should I use cement or screw retention? Is the prevailing opinion in the restoration of dental implants moving in the direction of cement retention? If so, why?
Read More and Comment | 22 Comments »An improved Epi-Guide(tm) Barrier membrane is being introduced by
Curasan, recognized innovators in osseoregeneration products, to meet
clinician requests for a more malleable, less rigid
product. This easier-to-handle membrane remains the only bioresorbable
synthetic matrix on the market with a unique three-layer technology to
provide predictable healing.
For clinicians, the extra malleability offers excellent handling characteristics. Like the original product, […]
Read More and Comment | 4 Comments »Joan, a patient, asks:
I have just learned I may have a sensitivity/adverse response to the MONOMER material used in making dentures/overdentures.
Is there a way of testing for other dental fabrication materials that may cause a reaction, before proceeding with the fabrication of an overdenture? Also, what are my options considering this sensitivity? Thanks for your […]
Read More and Comment | 9 Comments »Dr. Charlton asks:I am concerned about placing pure titanium dental implants. The alloy implants appear to be stronger.
In fact, I have seen dental implant fixtures fracture. I have discussed this question with one major implant company and they assure me that there is no significant difference in dental implant fixture strength and resistance to […]
Read More and Comment | 12 Comments »here seems to be some controversy over torquing down the abutment screw when placing dental implants. Most of the dental implant crowns and bridges that I do involve torquing down the abutment and then cementing the crown or bridge.
Read More and Comment | 5 Comments »One complication encountered in dental implant restoration occurs when the internal threads of the dental implant become stripped or bent.
Read More and Comment | 9 Comments »One of the most challenging areas in implant dentistry is to achieve passive insertion of a screw-retained metal framework for a bar-retained overdenture or a fixed partial denture.
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