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Immediate Molar Implant Placement With Superwide Diameter Implant - Part 2 of 2
Description:
Salvation of failing molars are now a clinical dilemma due to cost and predictability. Therefore most dental clinicians prefer extraction, healing, than placing of the implant. However, this often involves socket preservation and delayed approach due to technical difficulties in placement of an implant at the septum of the molar extraction site. Dr. Lee will present a new techique utilizing a trephine to collect autogenous bone, and placement of a superwide implant 6-8mm in diameter to fill up the extraction site.
Date Added:
10/15/2010
Author(s):
Samuel Lee, DDS
Dr. Samuel Lee has earned double doctoral degree in Dentistry. He has earned Doctor of Medical Science (4-5 years full time doctoral degree) from Harvard Univ...
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Questions & Comments
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yaarob sara - (11/25/2014 1:04 PM)
Dr Howard Gluckman has this nice video "Immediate Molar Replacement Utilizing Narrow Diameter Implants - Allowing Implant Placement in Almost Any Situation" it is very interesting how your work and his give a wide range of very different solutions for immediate implants in extraction molar sockets...
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mansour mirzaie - (9/6/2011 3:32 PM)
to me it was like opening a new window regarding implant placement in the molar region,anyway that was a great presentation.thank you
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gabriel velasquez - (10/21/2010 4:46 PM)
Hi Dr Lee, is beautiful your work, thanks...
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Ronni Deniger - (10/19/2010 2:45 PM)
I am happy to see someone pushing the envelope and succeding. This will give the rest of us the confidece that immediate molar placement, if done correctly,will suceed.
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