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The "Magnetic Mallet" for Implant Osteotomy Preparation & Immediate Provisionalization
Description:
In this clinical case I had to restore the upper right jaw where the tooth number 14 and 15 had to be extracted. The 16 and 17 were inserted 6 months ago with crestal sinus lift using the Magnetic Mallet as well. Same on the other side of the maxilla. Crown removing by the magnetic device, palatal tooth portion extracted by the magnetic mallet and implant inserted by using the magnetic mallet for the osteotomes preparations and the implant insertions (15) to achieve the adequate primary stability for the immediate loading.
Date Added:
7/9/2020
Author(s):
Fabio Manuel Filannino, DDS
Dr. Fabio Manuel Filannino
Professional Experience:
- 1998: Dentist at Dental Department and the Italian Navy - Lo...
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