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Immediate Implant Provisionalization - A Critical Aspect in Tissue Care and Esthetics-Part 1
Description:
The management of the hopeless tooth or an edentulous span in the Estheitc Zone is amongst the most clinically demanding procedures in tooth replacement due to the demands of tissue preservation and patient management during the healing phase. As important as the implant surgical process in these areas is the role of the immediate provisional resotration. Tissue support, emergence profile and The provisional restoration phase of implant therapy has become one of the most critical steps in immediate or delayed placement. A step-by-step protocol will be presented in how to fabricate the proper screw-retained provisional restoration from the fabrication of the acrylic shell to managing and capturing the proper supportive subgingival contour.
Date Added:
8/31/2012
Author(s):
Stephen J. Chu, DMD, MSD, CDT
Dr. Stephen Chu received his doctoral degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine in 1984 and his master’s degree in restorative dentistry and ...
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Questions & Comments
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tareq rashdan - (1/5/2013 8:54 PM)
Yet another reason why Dental XP is an amazing forum
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Bashar imran - (12/10/2012 2:13 PM)
Informative ,,excellent work .
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Agnieszka Milbauer - (9/20/2012 7:53 AM)
One of the best lectures on Dental XP. Thank you Dr Chu.
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Osama Abdel Qader - (9/18/2012 9:15 AM)
I enjoyed this study so much
you approved very clearly that using BG with provisional will preserve the vertical tissue length
you answer one of my big questions
Thank you
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SERGE MADHERE - (9/17/2012 10:02 PM)
Awesome presentation Dr. Chu. It was very informative.
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John Zaki - (9/10/2012 8:47 AM)
Great and rich presentation dr. chu but let me get this straight , it is preferable to place a bone graft material around immediate implants to decrease the bucco-lingual collapse especially in aesthetic zone right ? also can we prevent the B-L collapse by using bioactive agents as BMP for example ?
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michael Apa - (9/4/2012 1:37 PM)
great presentation...great development of points, great slides, great information...as always, very well done. ps-i may steal half of this presentation...picasso said "good artists copy, great artists steal" :)
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Randy Buntyn - (8/29/2012 6:22 PM)
Hi Stephen, this is a great course... thank you very much. Where do I find the "Nealon Technique" that you speak of for the shell provisional? Randy
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Maurice Salama - (7/21/2012 6:54 PM)
Steven; I am looking forward to you and Dennis presenting at the XP Vegas Global Symposium in February. See you there my friend.
Maurice S.
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