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The problem I have is that 3 of the threads are exposed on the lingual side of the implant fixture.
Read More and Comment | 14 Comments »There is no current consensus on the treatment of asymptomatic foreign bodies on the sinus. Does the patient really need to have it removed? Is it medically necessary?
Read More and Comment | 17 Comments »I had recently placed an implant in the lower mandible region in order to replace the missing lower left central incisor. Two weeks later, the gingiva started to appear necrotic.
Read More and Comment | 11 Comments »With regard to implants, I cannot find any controlled studies that suggest whether or not healthy patients should or should not receive antibiotics following socket grafting or implant placement.
Read More and Comment | 16 Comments »I have read about splitting the ridge to increase bone volume at the recipient site instead of doing a block graft on the buccal of the cortical bone.
Read More and Comment | 18 Comments »I was taught that only buccal and lingual infiltrations are the proper way to anesthetize for placing implants in the molar sites.
Read More and Comment | 25 Comments »Does anyone have experience using zygoma implants to retain a removable partial denture?
Read More and Comment | 15 Comments »I am not clear about what I am supposed to use as a guide when I insert the implants into a healed edentulous site. Am I supposed to use a particular speed – like 30 rpm – or am I supposed to use a torque value like 45 Ncm?
Read More and Comment | 6 Comments »I have a healthy young adult male who is missing #7 and I’m planning a single free-standing dental implant fixture. The buccolingual dimension of the alveolar ridge in that area appears to have a buccal concavity.
Read More and Comment | 8 Comments »I am also concerned, though, about the cost of implant failure.
Read More and Comment | 6 Comments »how do you know that the graft site is ready to receive an implant?
Read More and Comment | 6 Comments »Can I place the implant and then pack the Puros around it?
Read More and Comment | 5 Comments »I have got a new patient 78 year old male with Parkinsons Disease and I have treatment planned him for 2 lower implants in a edentulous mandible and a mandibular overdenture.
Read More and Comment | 8 Comments »I need to research placing dental implants in organ transplant patients but I can’t seem to find very much information on the topic. Where can I find studies, if there are any?
Read More and Comment | 4 Comments »The inferior alveolar nerve space is quite unusual in that it is over 10mm in height and over 4mm in width.
Read More and Comment | 4 Comments »I would like to know from other dentists placing implants of their experience with the use of chlorhexidine, and whether it is negative or positive when used during surgery?
Read More and Comment | 14 Comments »Does anyone have experience with treating an implant fixture that fractured under occlusal loading?
Read More and Comment | 12 Comments »ut when I went in to torque down the abutment, the implant began to spin in the socket. What do I do now?
Read More and Comment | 32 Comments »I tightened the implant beyond 45 Ncm. It’s the fourth post-operative day and the patient still has pain which is relieved with analgesics.
Read More and Comment | 28 Comments »I am planning on using osteotomes to fracture the floor of the sinus and elevate it 4mm in order to gain adequate bone height to place 4.1×8mm tapered implants.
Read More and Comment | 22 Comments »If an implant fails and exfoliates by itself or is extracted, can that implant be sterilized and reused?
Read More and Comment | 60 Comments »I placed a parallel wall cylinder implant 4×11.5 at #29 site, mandibular right second premolar, on a 37 year-old healthy woman.
Read More and Comment | 4 Comments »When I viewed the immediate post-op panoramic radiograph, I noticed that I had packed in a bit more graft than I really needed and this appears to have obliterated part of the maxillary sinus cavity.
Read More and Comment | 8 Comments »On the periapical radiograph the root apex appears very close to the nasopalatine foramen. What are my chances of injuring the nerve?
Read More and Comment | 7 Comments »I talked with my oral surgeon who is very conservative and careful. His recommendation is not to use cantilevered pontics in the posterior maxilla because 80% of the occlusal force on those pontics will be transmitted to the adjacent implant.
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