Video Details
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3D Optical Scanning Protocols in Immediate Implant Loading: From the Scan to Plan to Delivery
Description:
This video will highlight the critical and evolving role of Dual Scanning in Immediate tooth replacement and loading in the posterior maxilla.
Optical Scanning of the model will be superimposed upon the CBCT Digital Scan of the patient's Maxilla to produce an ideal Surgiguide for surgical placement and immediate temporization.
Materialise and Expertease software and surgical kits are utilized to perform the surgery without the need of flap reflection.
Precision of the components utilized will highlight the accuracy in placement in all three dimensions including the critically important vertical placement of the fixture head.
Utilization of the 3D software and then management of the surgical use of the guides and components will be clearly displayed as well as the restorative transition from guide to immediate temporary restoration.
Date Added:
3/18/2012
Author(s):
Maurice Salama, DMD
Dr. Maurice A. Salama completed his undergraduate studies at the State University
of New York at Binghamton in 1985, where he received his BS in Biology. Dr. Salama
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Questions & Comments
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FARHAN DURRANI492 - (4/1/2012 8:03 AM)
THIS IS TOMORROWS IMPLANT DENTISTRY EXCELLENT PRECISE
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henry salama - (3/15/2012 9:38 AM)
In this partially edentulous case, the temporary provisionals are kept out of contact by 1mm in centric and all excursive movements. Therefore, even with a bruxer, if they can't touch their teeth they can't do any harm. The cases which are more challenging with bruxers are the full edentulous cases where any fixed provisionals have to be in contact. For these we try to keep a shallow/flat cusp form and excursive profile and of course bilateral splinting.
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apostolos diamantis764 - (3/15/2012 8:37 AM)
hello dr salama and thank you for an excelent presentation. the patient seems to be a heacy bruxer. is this a concern to you in this particular immediate temporization case?
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Maurice Salama - (3/12/2012 5:43 PM)
Mohammed, Farhan and Marc and friends; Optical scan of model is easier and less expensive than intra-oral scanners. These are then superimposed upon the CBCT Scan and made into 3D as you see here in this video. The temp was left out of occlusion for 2 months and then final bridge made. There are many companies offering Optical scan technology. It is the future of dentistry.
Thanks to all
Dr. Salama
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Mohammed Wael Saleh - (3/12/2012 4:09 PM)
Thanks Maurice , do you think that CT scanning of the model is better than optucal scanning> I use Dual CT scanning for all my cases.
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Charles Botbol - (3/11/2012 4:36 PM)
Excellent video and narrative!!!!
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FARHAN DURRANI492 - (3/11/2012 2:55 PM)
dear dr salama ,digital scanning of model and fabrication of guide
looks most advanced program for implants placement
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marc nacar - (3/11/2012 1:44 AM)
Thank you Maurice for this video. I have 2 questions: 1. which open optical scanner do you suggest to use. 2. is your temporary bridge in occlusion or out of occlusion? thank you. Marc
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Arturo Meijueiro - (3/9/2012 8:41 PM)
Maurice, excelent treatment using the newest 3D technology, how can i get to the dentist in Mexico, the cost of technology is expensive and limits to some sector of the people, it´s a dream for the most of the dentist in my town, congratulations for your excelent work here in Dental XP, Dr. Arturo Meijueiro
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