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Questions & Comments
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Calin Cioban - (11/11/2010 4:22 AM)
thanks.what was the torque at the insertion time?
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Maurice Salama - (11/7/2010 1:31 PM)
Calin;
That is correct. This implant has excellent initial stability due to thread design and drilling protocol. As we took the impression and shade on the day of surgery the final crown can be delivered in 8 weeks.
Dr. S
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Calin Cioban - (11/6/2010 6:53 PM)
only 8 weeks for the final crown?
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James Spivey - (11/5/2010 7:49 PM)
Is there an Ostel reading that is noted as the threshold value applicable with this technique? What about the Periotest?
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Maurice Salama - (2/4/2010 12:59 PM)
Khalil;
The strength of a one-piece implant abutment is greater than that of a conventional two-piece implant. To my knowledge there has never been a single case of abutment fracture of a unibody implant.
regards
Dr. Salama
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khalil saber - (2/4/2010 9:42 AM)
if implant abutment fractured? then
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khalil saber - (2/4/2010 9:42 AM)
if implant abutment fractured? then
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Maurice Salama - (7/7/2009 10:51 PM)
Victor;
No special advise. We simply instruct the patient not to chew on the implant temporary. As for immediate temporization, we must have at least 40Ncm initial torque insertion stability to proceed and we do not functionally load the implant.
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Vítor Freitas - (7/7/2009 12:54 PM)
any advise given to the patient not to chew or put excessive bitting strenght on the implant during the 3 month healing period?
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