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Gingival Recessions Around Teeth & Implants - Clinical Approach
Description:
This lecture will cover different aspects of the perio-implantology environment: strategies to deal with the gingival recessions at single and multiple sites; socket management at the aesthetic zone; and alternatives to treat marginal recessions at already osseointegrated implants. All segments of the lecture made by the ImplantePerio group were backed up by strict and straightforward decision trees created by them to help and assist the clinicians to better treat the different conditions that may be presented at their offices, rendering predictable, consistent, aesthetic and stable outcomes using simple and user-friendly techniques.
Date Added:
8/29/2019
Author(s):
Robert Carvalho da Silva, DDS, PhD
Robert Carvalho da Silva received his dental degree from Uberlândia Federal University in 1994. Is board certificated in Periodontics at the Brazilian Dental ...
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Julio Cesar Joly, DDS, PhD
Julio Cesar Joly received his dental degree from the Piracicaba Dental School/ Campinas University in 1995. He completed his Master (1999) and PhD (2002) prog...
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Paulo Fernando Mesquita de Carvalho, DDS, PhD
Paulo Fernando Mesquita de Carvalho received his dental degree from Alfenas University in 1994. Maxillofacial Surgery at Alfenas University (1998). Is board c...
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Questions & Comments
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Robert Silva - (9/13/2019 3:26 PM)
Dear Dr Furhan,
Tks a lot for the nice comment
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FARHAN DURRANI492 - (9/1/2019 7:21 AM)
Great Knowledge Sharing
Robert ,Julio Paulo
You Have Immense And Deep Talent
Congrats
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Robert Silva - (8/30/2019 11:22 AM)
DEAR ALWIN AND RONNIE... PERFECT... THAT'S WHAT WE ADVOCATE... USING THE RIGHT STRATEGIES AND CLINICAL PROTOCOLS WILL predictably lead to consistent outcomes regardless of the timing of implant placement.. Tks for providing with a positive feedback
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Robert Silva - (8/30/2019 11:11 AM)
HI STEVEN.. TKS FOR THE COMMENT AND QUESTION... DO YOU MEAN WHEN THE IMPLANTS ARE ALREADY OSSEOINTEGRATED AND WE'RE TRYING TO IMPROVE THE CASE (IN THE LAST PAT OF THE LECTURE)? ACTUALLY NO TREATMENT OF IMPLANT THREADS' WAS DONE, SINCE NO INFECTION (PERIMPOLANTIS) WAS PRESENT. THERE WAS LIKE A DEHISCENCE PRESENT, BUT IN OUR EVALUATION THE POTENTIAL FOR BONE GRAFTING WAS MINIMAL, SO JUST A CONNECTIVE GRAFT WAS DONE... IF PERIMPLANTIS WAS PRESENT, WE WOULD HAVE DONE A DIFFERENT PROTOCOL.. LET ME KNOW IF I DID ANSEWERD YOUR QUESTION
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Steven Geller - (8/17/2019 8:24 PM)
What is done to the implant threads prior to placing the CT graft?
Thank you. Your work is superb!!
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Alwin van Daelen - (8/17/2019 8:04 AM)
Dear collegues,
Thanks for this nice presentation.
Very strong well thought out approach with beautiful results !
We use almost exactly the same approach for the last twenty years and have very comparable results.
3D implant position, grafting and prosthetic management is the key, regardless if you place your implant immediately, delayed or with a socket shield...
Best regards,
Alwin van Daelen, prosthodontist
Ronnie Goené, Implantologist
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