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Synergy of Bone and Gingival Augmentation in Tooth Replacement - Part 2 of 4
Description:
This lecture will highlight the current available regenerative techniques and protocols to maximize the esthetic results of tooth replacement therapy. Extraction site management, labial bone enhancement as well as current gingival augmentation techniques will be featured.
Date Added:
9/7/2010
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
r...
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Michael A Pikos, DDS
Dr. Michael A. Pikos is originally from Campbell, Ohio. He attended The Ohio State University where he graduated Summa Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa. He also g...
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Questions & Comments
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colin fisher - (8/7/2012 5:58 AM)
why did you choose to splint the crowns together?
Colin Fisher
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Maurice Salama - (10/4/2011 7:44 AM)
Jose; If the tissue is thin, yes. Add the CTG graft. Would then wait approx. 3 months prior to restorative phase.
good luck
Dr. Salama
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José Lara Gonzalez - (10/3/2011 1:55 PM)
Would you do a CTG graft simultaneously with the veneer graft in the case of the central incisors and how long do you wait after the veneer graft to begin with the restorative phase,
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Maurice Salama - (12/23/2010 3:35 PM)
Dentimp; Many thanks to you for all your posts and enthusiasm. I enjoy the interaction very much. I have utilized PRF over the past several months and should have more information as I reenter the sites in the coming year. Obviously, I have many cases with PRGF, over 6 years now with excellent results and easy to apply clinically although more difficult to prepare than PRF.
Happy Holidays
Dr. Salama
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dentimp huang - (12/23/2010 8:20 AM)
Dear Dr.Salama :I've been using PRF since 2007, my experiences are not that consistent. I do'nt have any source of learning or using PRGF , eager to see your experiences with PRF ,and maybe I should find some way to learn using PRGF. Thank you for all your reply and Happy Holidays !
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Maurice Salama - (9/23/2010 4:18 PM)
Sivan; Thank you for the post. I have much more experience with PRGF but my eaarly results with PRF have been impressive. I will begin to re-enter these cases in the coming months and should then form a better comparison. Looking forward to seeing you next month in Israel.
Dr. Salama
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Sivan Dr Kars - (9/23/2010 11:45 AM)
Dr Salama , you have mentioned that you have been using PRF lately, do you find it as a good bioactive agent? do you think it is as good as PRGF ? thak you and welcome to Israel next month
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James Romeo - (9/15/2010 3:06 PM)
Basil, Parts 1 through 4 are linked below this comment box!
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Basil Fletcher - (9/15/2010 2:03 PM)
Please advise how i can get access to Synergy of bone and soft tissue
Part 1. thank you
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