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In all of the discussions on mini dental implants, there have been several references to the FDA requirement of a dental implant diameter of at least 3mm (formerly 3.25mm) and length of 7mm to qualify for the description of a dental implant.
Read More and Comment | 27 Comments »Can someone please tell me what the diffrence is between all the mini implant systems, i.e. Sendax MDI, Intermezzo and NobleBiocare IPI and others?
Read More and Comment | 68 Comments »I have the impression that, in absence of aesthetic considerations, gold crowns are superior to PFMs on natural teeth and on dental implants. Is this accurate?
Read More and Comment | 14 Comments »How do you handle the final acrylic reline in the same manner with hollow openings(assuming it is a chair side reline and not lab processed).
Read More and Comment | No Comments »The United States Patent Office has issued a patent to Dr. Todd E. Shatkin, an Amherst dentist affiliated with the Aesthetics Associates Centre.
Read More and Comment | 2 Comments »I have seen 4 different dentists and oral surgeons about repairing my teeth. It has been determined that I do need to get implant-supported dentures, but I would was given two different treatment plans.
Read More and Comment | 4 Comments »From my research, I understand that the most prevalent and successful use of mini implants is to stabilize a lower denture.
Read More and Comment | 29 Comments »I was thinking of getting mini dental implants, but I was informed that I would need to get a flap done in order to do the implants.
Read More and Comment | 9 Comments »Has anybody tried the new soft-hard reline material that replaces the need for O-rings or attachments with mini dental implants?
Read More and Comment | 6 Comments »Is it possible to use mini dental implants to attach a 3 tooth bridge?
Read More and Comment | 5 Comments »I would like to know what abutments other dentists are using for their IMTEC mini dental implant cases?
Read More and Comment | 5 Comments »These procedures are great because they require no flap, no sutures, little post-op discomfort and immediate results the same day as placement. I have personally placed over 5,000 MDI’s in the past six years and have had 95% success.
Read More and Comment | 2 Comments »The most significant advantage of the mini-implant is that it is a simple procedure for the doctor and patient, it is cost effective and requires no flap or suturing in most cases. Furthermore, the mini-implant can be restored with a permanent crown or bridge restoration at the time of placement if the F.I.R.S.T. procedure is utilized.
Read More and Comment | 12 Comments »An extensive discussion of Mini Implants based on interviews with Dr. Todd Shatkin.
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