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Extraction & Immediate Implant of Fractured Crown

Description:
An National Dental Network video where Dr. David Garber shows the extraction and immediate implant of a fractured crown in the posterior maxilla.

Date Added:
6/29/2007

Author(s):

David Garber, DMD David Garber, DMD
Dr. David Garber has a dual appointment at the Medical College of Georgia School of Dentistry, in Augusta Georgia, as Clinic...
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Questions & Comments
Kyung Woo - (4/2/2017 2:42 PM)

do you have final radiograph after implant placement ?

Osama Abdel Qader - (7/15/2014 3:11 AM)

nice and useful i love the short videos

chandanpreet jaspal - (12/4/2013 10:03 AM)

what are the disadvantages of placing immediate implants sir?

BASSEM HADDAD - (10/25/2010 2:28 AM)

Thank you Dr.Garber for the simplest way of demonstrating the placement of an implant in a fresh extraction site.

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