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The Role of Piezo-Surgical Ridge Split Technique in the Reconstruction of Ridge Deficiencies - Part 1 of 2
Description:
In this 1st of a 2 part lecture, Dr. Dan Holtzclaw reviews multiple ridge augmentation techniques for the reconstruction of ridge width deficiencies in order to facilitate more optimal placement of dental implants. One particularly effective technique involves splitting the resorbed ridge and filling the split with bone. Dr. Holtzclaw discusses the role of piezoelectric hinge assisted ridge split (PHARS) technique as an additional new protocol to help accomplish this endeavor more efficiently.
Date Added:
7/4/2011
Author(s):
Dan Holtzclaw, DDS, MS
Dr. Holtzclaw received his dental degree (Cum Laude) from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. During a subsequent 12 year ...
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Questions & Comments
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omid moghaddas - (7/26/2012 12:30 PM)
GREAT .ENJOYED IT A LOT.my question is should the depth of the osteotomy from the crest be equal or more than the length of the implant?and do you prefere to do ridge splitting in maxilla or mandible?
tnx again, Dr Omid Moghaddas
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Andres Freixas - (7/30/2011 1:54 AM)
Great lecture, about the 2 screws placed in the first case, they were removed in the second surgery? or the implant goes between them? regards Andres Paraud.
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dan holtzclaw - (7/19/2011 5:07 PM)
Thank you for the kind comments. To answer your questions:
1) About the screws used for GBR early in the presentation. That case simply demonstrates that there are multiple ways to solve the problems of a deficient ridge. The case could have been treated with a variety of techniques. Personally, I would not use a block of bone there as I have built my practice around non-autogenous grafting and I find that block allografts sometimes don't tend to fare as well in the posterior as the anterior.
2) When mobilizing the buccal plate, the height of the plate will be slightly apical to the height of the lingual plate. When you add the particulate bone, however, this usually allows you to regain the lost height (which is often very minimal).
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Daniel Kim - (7/10/2011 10:09 AM)
when ridge split is done what can be done to get same bone height buccaly and lingualy , buccal height is lower than lingual.
when add allograft, decorticalzation has to be done or not?
GREAT LECTURE THANKS
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Marcelo Silva - (7/9/2011 3:36 PM)
Great Lecture!!! Well done!!
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dr mohamad ali khayat - (7/8/2011 1:04 PM)
Thank you dr that great video and great explanation, but I want to explain to me why you placed 2 screw at the first case and put granules of the bone and not a block of bone
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