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Reconstruction of Large Post-Extraction Defects within the Esthetic Zone
Summary:
Dr. Miguel Stanley discusses the reconstruction of large post-extraction defects within the esthetic zone involving both bone and soft tissue deficiencies.
Description:
In this lecture, Dr. Miguel Stanley discusses the reconstruction of large post-extraction defects within the esthetic zone involving both bone and soft tissue deficiencies. The presentation includes a new surgical approach utilizing solid cortical autogenous grafts to plug, augment and stabilize extraction sites in conjunction with a soft tissue graft to create a socket seal. In addition, considerations for thin biotypes are also provided.
Date Added:
2/22/2010
Author(s):
Miguel Stanley
Miguel Stanley, DDS, was born in 1973, Durban, South Africa where he received his primary education. Later on, he moved with is family to Lisbon, Portugal whe...
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