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PET in Conjuction with Apisectomy Procedure
Description:
A frequently asked question: Is a tooth with a small periapical infection contra-indicated for a PET procedure? This presentation showcases a technique for effectively performing a PET with implant placement and an immediate provisional crown for a central incisor with a small periapical infection.
Date Added:
10/7/2020
Author(s):
Udatta Kher, BDS, MDS
Dr. Udatta Kher practices in Mumbai which is focused towards Implant dentistry. He graduated from Government Dental College and Hospital, Mumbai in 199...
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Questions & Comments
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Charles Schwimer - (10/13/2020 10:38 PM)
Well done my friend
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Fabio Manuel Filannino - (10/11/2020 6:32 AM)
Thank you Udatta for this lecture. I agree that huge periapical lesions are a contraindication only if we cannot reach primary stability on the immediate implants as you say in your book eventually, and you can also use PET combined with bone regeneration and insert the implant with delayed approach.
About the aesthetic buccal flap design also I have to say that you have a great visibility but sometimes you have scars to consider in gums exposures during smiling of the patient. I would go in such cases with only one vertical incision, less visibility but better healing. Regards my friend!
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Joey Chen - (10/9/2020 1:30 AM)
Great presentation, Udatta!! Thank you.
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UDATTA KHER - (10/8/2020 10:45 PM)
Thanks Snjezana for your appreciation. I stand corrected. I ought to have said huge lesions are relative contraindications for PET. Not absolute.
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snjezana pohl - (10/8/2020 3:12 PM)
Nice mini lecture,Udatta,I hsve enjoyed watching very much!I only disagree that huge periapical areas are contrandication for PET.We can prepare socket shield,graft the socket with dentin autogrsft, cortical tuberosity or allograft and come in 4 months to place an implant.
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