farshad bajoghli - (9/10/2010 12:31 PM)

thanks sam for taking the time to answer my question,the problem was the speed.it is ok now.thanks again

Maurice Salama - (6/24/2010 6:43 AM)

Kym Stock;
Always place head of implant depth related to facial/buccal bone height and not the interproximal. 2-3mm is an average below the future margin of the gingiva. Yes, that is more depth interproximally especially in highly scalloped cases.

Kym Stock - (6/19/2010 7:51 PM)

When claculating depth of the fixture in a highly scalloped bone case, do you calculate the amount of sub osseous depth for fixture placement from the facial/buccal bone height or the interproximal bone level (which will obviously be deeper).

Simon Milbauer - (4/29/2010 9:12 AM)

Do you often see bown growth over the cover screw when utilizing 2 stage approach with subcrestal implants?

alper gultekin - (4/26/2010 11:14 AM)

Nice lecture, Thanks to Dr Fetner. I am curious to know that platform switching is the only method to prevent marginal bone resorption for two stage subcrestal placed implants? Do u think platform switching goes well or prevention of micromovement plays more important for inhibition of crestal resorption?

Sam Busich - (4/26/2010 6:08 AM)

Farshad; Welcome, Are you a basic or Premium Member of DentalXP? This content is may only available to Premium Members. If you are a Premium Member, then it is likely your connection speed in Iran. I have been a member of XP for 18 months and I am glad to have you become part of this online dental society open to the entire world. You will enjoy your membership.
Sam

farshad bajoghli - (4/26/2010 2:22 AM)

too bad there is no way i can open this video,is it because i am contacting from iran????????????

kimbal kimbali - (4/23/2010 8:12 PM)

very very usfule info

Haris Mehmood - (4/23/2010 7:04 PM)

i think world is shifting towards subosseous implants. . . bcz of better aesthetics,