Crestal swelling 3 weeks after the implant placement: options?
Last Updated: Feb 27, 2013
Three weeks after surgically installing an implant fixture without complications in an healthy patient, a swelling of the peridontium occurred supracrestally. There are no other relevant signs other than a soft tissue swelling. What are the best options here? Should I treat this like a periodontal or gingival abscess and incise and drain it? Should I place Arrestin in the site after draining? Lay a full thickness flap? Thanks for any ideas.
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02/28/2013
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