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Managing Prosthetic Components for Predictable Implant Aesthetics - part 3 of 4
Summary:
Dr. Gerard J. Lemongello describes the diagnostic and therpeutic components necessary to achieve predictable aesthetic results in implant therapy.
Description:
In this third of a 4 part Series, Dr. Gerard J. Lemongello describes the diagnostic and therpeutic components necessary to achieve predictable aesthetic results in implant therapy. An emphasis is placed on the management, fabrication and optimization of restorative components in achieving the desired results.
Date Added:
8/3/2010
Author(s):
Gerard Lemongello, DDS
Dr. Lemongello graduated from the University of Florida, College of Dentistry and has been in private practice since 1987. His focus is on cosmetic and comprehensive restora...
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