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Simultaneous Extraction, Implant Placement and Augmentation
Description:
Dr. Maurice Salama described a long term treatment case requiring extraction, grafting, implant placement, restorative and orthodontic treatment. Many of the latest treatment modalities are demonstrated. Part 1 takes the clinician from extraction to implant placement.
Date Added:
8/4/2010
Author(s):
Maurice Salama, DMD
Dr. Maurice A. Salama completed his undergraduate studies at the State University
of New York at Binghamton in 1985, where he received his BS in Biology. Dr. Salama
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Questions & Comments
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Band Ditto64 - (11/12/2012 9:18 AM)
Dr. Salama You provide sound reasoning and explanations in your presentation and answers. many thanks Band
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Maurice Salama - (11/11/2012 5:13 PM)
Emad; thank you for your response. Yes, immediate temporization is an option but as the patient was under going ortho treatment I chose to delay loading.
Regards Dr. Salama
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emad habib - (11/10/2012 11:24 PM)
Dr Salama,thank u very mutch for ur greatfull surgery
I am always like ur fantastec presetation
My question is
Why not u do immediat loading because u get 45 n as a primery stability
Thank you againe
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Maurice Salama - (7/4/2012 2:17 PM)
Carl; thank you for the comments. Yes, you are correct in your thoughts regarding my reasons for performing this procedure in this manner. Healing abutments allow for support ofmthvertical component of the soft tissues and move the barrier of GBR 3 mm above the implant fixture head. Yes , PRGF can assist in creating a stable soft tissue barrier during wound healing.
Dr. Salama
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Carl Choi - (7/2/2012 7:11 PM)
Dr. Salama, thank you for the elegant presentation. Given that you are performing GBR, why did you elect to place a healing abutment on the implant rather than a coverscrew and obtain primary closure? Is it to reduce distortion of the mucogingival position? Is the reason why an "open" GBR technique can work here without increasing the risk of infection due to the use of PRGF which seals the graft despite the lack of primary closure? Thanks so much again.
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Charles Botbol - (7/2/2012 12:28 PM)
Beautiful surgery!!!
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Tony Mosquera - (7/1/2012 5:40 PM)
Great video Dr. Salama, In lima in the Oral Rehabilitation Congress was the best expositor of the event!
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Maurice Salama - (2/19/2012 8:06 AM)
Grant; thanks for your interest. The material I use to hold the bone graft together is PRGF, a blood born bio active modifier. It is a material I use routinely to provide autologous growth factors to the bone graft and the fibrin is sticky and keeps the bone together. PRGF comes from BTI. The instrument I used to carry and pack the bone is from Devemed. I do use this low turnover product to preserve the buccal plate and ridge dimensions. Many of the above products can be found on the product page of this site and can be purchased as well at discount.
Good luck Dr. Salama
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Grant Appleby - (2/18/2012 4:35 PM)
Dr. Salama,
Your xenograft placed on the outside of the buccal wall seems to be in a gel like material to hold the particles together. What is that material? (Because of computer problems i could nt get sound; I apologize for the question if you mentioned it while narrating. Also what was that disc shaped instrument you used to place the xenograft and what was that pointed (rotating instrument you used to refine it at the margin? Also, will bone grow outsite of the buccal husing last? or is this graft there expected to eventually resorb but wil insure that there will be no loss of B-L dimension of the socket?
Great video. Thank you, Grant
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