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I have a patient who wants me to do a roundhouse, implant supported bridge on his maxilla. However, he still has some teeth which are maintainable.
Read More and Comment | 20 Comments »The reason I am using a mini implant is because the patient cannot afford a conventional implant. How long should I wait before I place a definitive crown?
Read More and Comment | 6 Comments »What is the ideal RPM for drilling the pilot holes for IMTEC mini implants diameters to stabilize a lower denture?
Read More and Comment | 7 Comments »Q&A with Benjamin Oppenheimer, DDS on the Mini Dental Implants: Appropriate Uses Beyond Mandibular Dentures Webinar.
Read More and Comment | 3 Comments »Dr. Paul M. Mullasseril answers your questions on Mini Dental Implants.
Read More and Comment | 3 Comments »Are there any true absolute contra-indications for small diameter implants as compared to conventional dental implants?
Read More and Comment | 36 Comments »Could I place mini implants in the posterior area to support and retain a removable partial denture with a saddle area on the one side?
Read More and Comment | 25 Comments »Has anyone used the Intra-Lock mini implant system to replace maxillary lateral incisors in a space too small for conventional implants?
Read More and Comment | 12 Comments »I have treatment planned a patient with hypothyroidism for multiple extractions and immediate insertion of 4-mini-implants…
Read More and Comment | 2 Comments »I have a new patient in the practice who has a mini implant (IMTEC), one-piece design, in his mandibular first premolar site, with a PFM cemented on it. I have never seen in practice a situation like this and want to get some advice on follow-up.
Read More and Comment | 17 Comments »I am going to be getting a lower overdenture and have received two conflicting pieces of advice from dentists, one says to use conventional implants while the other says to use mini implants.
Read More and Comment | 47 Comments »These narrow diameter implants present a cost-effective alternative for restoring limited spaces with implant restorations, without the bone augmentation or orthodontic procedures required for conventional fixed restorations.
Read More and Comment | 8 Comments »I am interested in hearing others experiences regarding the practice of using mini implants in sites where there is a congenitally missing lateral incisor and the deciduous tooth is about to be lost, but full bone growth has not occurred in the patient yet.
Read More and Comment | 15 Comments »Mini Dental Implants (MDI’s) represent another stage in the development of implant dentistry. MDI’s are narrower than conventional dental implants and offer many unique advantages.
Read More and Comment | 5 Comments »In this exclusive interview, OsseoNews chats with Dr. Samuel Shatkin, DDS, MD about mini dental implant rehabilitation.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »I am concerned about the technique used for connecting the bridge to the mini implant.
Read More and Comment | 6 Comments »I am thinking of restricting my use of mini implants to the anterior mandible for supporting overdentures, but I am concerned about longevity.
Read More and Comment | 27 Comments »I have been using the mini-implant screws for orthodontic anchorage, but the costs are getting extreme.
Read More and Comment | 17 Comments »Will small diameter implants be adequate to support a full arch fixed partial denture in Type IV bone?
Read More and Comment | 14 Comments »Is there a difference with the terms narrow diameter implants, mini implants or small diameter implants?
Read More and Comment | 17 Comments »By using small diameter implants, we eliminate the need in many cases for bone augmentation and sinus lift procedures…a simple system for SDI placement eliminates many potential complications…
Read More and Comment | 31 Comments »I am now thinking about introducing mini implants into my practice but am unsure what to say to patients.
Read More and Comment | 18 Comments »I have a patient that has been treatment-planned by her dentist to have a fixed maxillary bridge from #3-#14 supported by endodontically treated teeth # 3,6 and 14.
Read More and Comment | 11 Comments »Some of my colleagues are using mini implant screws for anchorage, eliminating or minimizing the need to apply mechanical forces to other teeth.
Read More and Comment | 11 Comments »Does anyone have experience with placement of mini implants for long term use?
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