Computer Guided Flapless Surgery I
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Special Video Presentation from: CAI Academy: Computer Aided Implantology Academy
Author: Dr. Francesco Valente (Rome, Italy) - Dr. Madeleine Bencivenga (Rome)
Description of Video:Live Computer Guided Flapless Surgery (Immediate Function)
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4 Responses to “ Computer Guided Flapless Surgery I ”
Nice music, might want to add some keratinized tissue to the facial though
A bravo to the practitioners, however, the sountrack reminded me of the sidewalks in Naples.
great job….I know how hard it is to video something
I thought I was the only one who had tongue problems.
I was happy to see them splint together for the impression. Again I thought I was the only one still doing that.
I was sure the patient could not open wide enough for the open tray impression……I use the 2 finger rule.
Attached gingiva could be a problem later and the width of the crowns might be tooooo great
But a great job…..have to love the ct guided surgery
He pointed out a big problem….making sure the drills run smoothly in the guides.
Also I was surprised no taping……unless i missed it and also the amount of torque applied with the wench….well over 35ncm
After seeing the position of the soft tissue punches, I would have stopped, reflected a flap and brought the keratinized tissue down around the final healing abutment. It may have delayed the final restoration, but much easier than a free gingival graft.
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