Selecting prosthetic components in thick mucosa in the maxillary anterior region?
Last Updated: Oct 29, 2019
I have a new patient who presented with two dental implants in the maxillary anterior region way too deep. Patient does not want to return to the prior dentist. We were able to identify the brand of implant used. Now while considering the restorative phase, selection of the prosthetic components is quite difficult under the circumstances. How do I select a transmucosal healing abutment for this case? What kind of definitive abutment should I select? I do not want the finished product to show gum recession later which would severely compromise the aesthetics. What do you recommend?
9 Comments on Selecting prosthetic components in thick mucosa in the maxillary anterior region?
Tushar
10/30/2013
CRS
10/29/2013
Carlos Boudet, DDS
10/29/2013
Dr. Alex Zavyalov
10/30/2013
MPEDDS
11/05/2013
nailesh gandhi
11/06/2013
THP
11/06/2013
CRS
11/10/2013
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