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Soft Tissue Solutions to Bone Deficiencies; Minimally invasive Concepts Part 1
Maurice Salama, DMD
Soft Tissue minimally invasive procedures can often be utilized to reconstruct large defects in the anterior region rather than rebuild the site with Bone which would entail multiple procedures over several months and increase the morbidity for the patients as well as risk for the clinician.
This presentation highlights numerous soft tissue procedures that can augment large deficiencies in the esthetic zone as a preference over bone augmentation. Roll, pedicle grafts, and tuberosity tissues can be predictably utilized to maximize our results and limit time and risk for our patients.
Tooth replacement, implant failure restitution and immediate implant placement SVG grafting will be reviewed in detail.
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Soft Tissue Solutions to Bone Deficiencies; Minimally invasive Concepts Part 1
Maurice Salama, DMD
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Methods of Determining Implant Stability and Scientific Loading Criteria
Kwang-Bum Park, DDS, MS, PhD
There can always be difficulties in determining the osseointegration status when an implant is to be loaded with the prosthesis. Nevertheless, it is vital to know whether the implant is stable. Research today demonstrates that implants can be subject to immediate or early loading, but there were no objective standard methods of determining implant stability which will be very helpful criteria for immediate or early loading.
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Methods of Determining Implant Stability and Scientific Loading Criteria
Kwang-Bum Park, DDS, MS, PhD
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Alternative & New Tendencies for Alveolar Reconstruction in Modern Implant Dentistry
Alejandro Vivas-Rojo, DDS, MS;Jesus A. Gomez, DDS
Knowledge of bone biology and physiology are crucial for successful dento-alveolar reconstruction. The presentation will review the natural healing process of the bone and the sequence of events needed for proper regeneration.
This process will then be discussed and compare with the present materials and technologies available in the market including alloplastics and allogenic materials. The role of the Stem Cells and rh-BMP2 will be exposed as part of these new trends in alveolar reconstruction for modern implant dentistry. Multiple cases will be presented demonstrating the versatility and outcomes in different clinical situations based on biological, bio-mechanics, and implant aesthetic needs.
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Alternative & New Tendencies for Alveolar Reconstruction in Modern Implant Dentistry
Alejandro Vivas-Rojo, DDS, MS;Jesus A. Gomez, DDS
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Webinar Wednesday
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October 12, 2022
Manuel De la Rosa Garza, DDS, MS, FID
The Evolution of Site Management for Implant Placement...
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October 19, 2022
H. Ryan Kazemi, DMD
The Next Challenge in Implant Dentistry: The Rise in P...
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October 26, 2022
Roberto Rossi, DDS
Diagnosis, Planning, & Treatment of Altered Passive Er...
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