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Improving Interdental Papillae in Implant Therapy. Perio-Prosthetic Approach
Description:
These days the demand for aesthetic treatment is constantly increasing. The relationship between the pink in white components of the smile play very important role for the overall aesthetic appearance. In this lecture we will focus on the importance and the impact of the interproximal tissues.The main process will be discussed and techniques to overcome the problems will be introduced.
Date Added:
5/23/2019
Author(s):
Ventseslav Stankov, DDS
Dr. Ventseslav Stankov is among the best positioned professionals in the domain of dental medicine in Bulgaria.
He is managing a team of 24 employ...
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Fuat Aküzüm - (1/25/2022 7:39 PM)
Thank you for your effort and presentation
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Yungchang Ma - (6/16/2020 5:40 AM)
Awesome!
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hemal shah - (6/3/2019 7:36 AM)
For me the best vedio I have seen on dental xp.....simple precise and just amazing way of presentation.... the most complicated topic in implant dentistry explained with such easy..... thanks for the lecture doc....
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Maurice Salama - (6/2/2019 5:49 AM)
Remarkable work with soft tissue...the future is here but "TIssue STILL the Issue". regards Dr. S
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Mladen Kambov - (5/14/2019 5:27 PM)
Perfect presentation, I love it !
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Kalin Marinov - (5/12/2019 9:54 AM)
Great presentation, very informative, learned a lot from it! Very impressive presentation with videos and diagrams to communicate with the lab and final work. World class
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aryeh gellman - (5/10/2019 7:31 AM)
Good job. And Well orginized too. Vertical augmentation of soft tissues is a huge issue especially with implant dentistry.
Aryeh
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