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Immediate vs. Staged Implant Placement - Still a Controversy?
Description:
In this lecture, Dr. Nigel Saynor presents, in detail, a thorough discussion of benefits of immediate implant placement when applicable. In addition, the benefits of sub-osseous positioning of the head of the implant in combination with a platform switching implant design is highlighted to optimize esthetic results.
Date Added:
12/23/2009
Author(s):
Nigel Saynor, BDS, MDent, Sc
Dr. Nigel A Saynor qualified with distinction from the University of Manchester in 1980.
The following year was spent attached to the Oral Surgery and Maxillofacial Su...
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Questions & Comments
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Wleed Haq - (3/3/2010 8:28 AM)
Hi Nigel, nice presentation; you showed an upper syncone on 4 implants that looks great. Has this worked well in your hands as I know dentsply normally reccommend 6 as part of their protocol. Did you use a metal substructure/framework in this case and is the prosthesis finished in composite or acrylic or both? Manks thanks.
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Hisham Barakat - (1/24/2010 9:50 AM)
I agree 100%, ankylos implants have very predictable esthtic results, no crestal bone loss and consequently great soft tissue seal. I like the fact that u place the implant subcrestally.
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Dr.Gnana Suppiah - (12/20/2009 6:05 AM)
Jothy (12/20/2009 9.30 pm) Excellent presentation. more videos on implants please. thank you.
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Manoj Popat140 - (12/19/2009 2:06 AM)
Excellent lecture Nigel,as always
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Kenneth Serota - (12/18/2009 8:44 PM)
wonderful job.......
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Michael Peer - (12/18/2009 8:41 AM)
Great presentation
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