Roland Toeroek Toeroek - (2/22/2012 9:48 AM)

@ Mario Marcone, if i can insert 1/3 of the implant in own bone and i have a wall wich goes to the coronal part of the implant i will make the technique what i show, if i have not enough own bone to have a good primar stability or at least one bone wall wich is in contact with my implant i will make first the SGFBR and after 4 moth insert the implant.

Roland Toeroek Toeroek - (2/22/2012 9:43 AM)

@ Paul Scholl, thank you too

Roland Toeroek Toeroek - (2/22/2012 9:43 AM)

@ Mark Evans, we used in every block augmentation case collagene membranes, my opinion is that the problem with the resorbtion is that we have a tension on the flap and we have a bad blood supply on the surface of the block witch is not in contact with the own bone

Roland Toeroek Toeroek - (2/22/2012 9:40 AM)

@ yasin demircan,we give the patients Amoxicilin 1000, 3 per day, one day before surgery, and 2 days after, after this for 5 more days 2 per day. We also give the patients Ibuprofen 1000, they should take it if they have pain.

Mario Marcone - (2/19/2012 1:45 PM)

Roland, You showed a case whereby you augmented a mandibular ridge using screws and implants as tenting devices at the same surgery. In which situations do you prefer to go with a staged technique using only screws on a first surgery ? In which situations do you elect to do a combined technique using both screws and implants simultaneously? Is it a matter of the amount of bone volume required ?

Paul Scholl - (2/19/2012 11:39 AM)

Beautiful cases and nice technique. Thanks for the information.

Mark Evans - (2/15/2012 1:27 PM)

DR Torok Did these bone block examples include a covering membrane? My brief peruse of the literature suggests that substantial resorption rates are experienced if block are not covered by membrane. Thanks you Mark Evans

yasin demircan - (2/15/2012 5:46 AM)

excellent presentation.seems easy according to block grafts.my question is what is your medication to deal with infection,pain and mostly eudema?thank you?

Timothy Miller - (2/12/2012 3:40 AM)

Practical stuff presented clearly.