Periodontal treatment before implants: right direction?
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2013
I have a patient who may be in serious need of periodontal treatment prior to implant installation. His #1,2,3 [maxillary right third, second and first molars; 18, 17, 16] are mobile and will be extracted. His #6, 11 [maxillary right canine and maxillary left canine; 13, 23] are still intact so I plan to retain them whilst having the implants installed in his maxillary right and left posterior quadrants with bone grafts. Now his mandibular teeth have bars where his remaining teeth were used as abutments. Because the prostheses were too long, it compromised the abutments periodontal support resulting in severe bone loss on his mandibular teeth. What I plan to do is extract all the mandibular teeth then replace them with 6 implants then a bar overdenture. Am I moving in the right direction in this case?
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12 Comments on Periodontal treatment before implants: right direction?
Armi
11/18/2013
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11/19/2013
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Richard Hughes, DDS, FAAI
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11/20/2013
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11/22/2013
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11/27/2013
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