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Managing Complications in Immediate Implant Therapy - Part 1 of 3
Description:
Immediate implant placement in fresh extraction sockets offers several advantages which include patient comfort, ridge preservation as well as decreased treatment time. Prior to undertaking this therapeutic path, however, clinicians must consider several critical factors that become apparent in a thorough diagnostic protocol. These include socket morphology, apical pathology, deficiencies in the labial plate of bone if applicable as well as biotype. This presentation will highlight the potential complications that can occur during immediate implant placement as well as their clinical management.
Date Added:
7/9/2012
Author(s):
Abdelsalam Elaskary, BDS
Dr. Abdelsalam Elaskary is currently maintaining a private practice limited to periodontics, dental implants and oral reconstruction in Alexandria, Egypt. Dr. Elaskary...
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Questions & Comments
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Islam saltah - (7/23/2012 7:58 PM)
thank u Dr. for this excellent presentation
waiting the second part
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abdelsalam elaskary - (7/14/2012 3:32 AM)
Hisham , Maurice, great to hear from you , whee have you been hisham, long time no see? love to see you soon. thanks for your kind comments
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HISHAM NASR - (7/12/2012 3:45 PM)
Thank you Maurice. It's nice to see how Abdelsalam has evolved over the years.Great topic.
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Maurice Salama - (7/11/2012 11:17 AM)
Hisham; Nice to see you on the board. Yes, it is a 3 Part series so keep an eye out for Parts 2 & 3 where he will clearly delve into Complication Management especially regarding implants. regards Maurice
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HISHAM NASR - (7/10/2012 8:11 PM)
Good presentation. appears to have been cut short before management of complications is discussed
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