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Removal of Failed Dental Implant in a Patient with Peri-Implantitis
Description:
In this video, Dr. Hamid Ryan Kazemi presents a patient who presented with atypical pain associated with a dental implant. Through a methodical work up, a peri-implantitis condition was diagnosed. In this video, Dr. Kazemi discusses the work up process and describes a non-invasive and conservative technique to remove the involved dental implant. Additionally, site grafting to prepare it for future implant is discussed
Date Added:
2/25/2014
Author(s):
H. Ryan Kazemi, DMD
Dr. H. Ryan Kazemi is a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon. He is the founder and CEO of Kazemi Oral Surgery & Dental Implants and maintains a full time ora...
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Questions & Comments
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Maurice Salama - (11/25/2014 8:10 AM)
Ayoub; I believe in the Zimmer kits they have a "screw removal tool" for the abutment screws. This was an extremely well done video presentation as it incorporated a differential diagnosis and THINKING about when and how to remove an implant. many thanks Dr. Salama
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Ayoub Benhariga - (11/24/2014 10:51 PM)
this implant is a TSV from Zimmer they have on the surgical kit an instrument called IRT for Implant Removal Kit and it fits on most wrenchs|
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Hamid Kazemi - (3/14/2014 12:32 PM)
Sergei, you do have a very good point. It is certainly not classic peri- implantitis in the way we routinely define it. The assumption was inflammation at the area of dehiscence and hence more like a local implantitis. I use membrane for all grafting cases.
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Sergey Dolgov - (3/6/2014 7:59 PM)
Dr. Kazemi, thank you for the case. I am not sure if this particular case can be identified as peri-implantitis. Also, what is your opinion on the benefit of the membrane in this case?
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Tyler Binner - (3/3/2014 12:53 PM)
The NeoBiotech Fixture Remover Kit can also be purchased on www.dentalxp.com by clicking on the direct link of the "Featured Product" to the left of these comments.
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Hamid Kazemi - (3/2/2014 8:02 PM)
Laurent- If there was no buccal dehiscence, bone graft would not be needed and I would be just fine with placement of a pdgf for 'socket' healing only. Very much a reasonable approach
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laurent oiknine - (3/1/2014 7:58 PM)
Had there been no labial dehiscence, what are your thoughts on placing PDGF or stabilizing a PRF plug alone in the sinus connected socket without bone graft or membrane
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Hamid Kazemi - (3/1/2014 9:00 AM)
Many have asked where they can get this particular kit. You may go to: www.facialart.com/dentalxp for reference and information that will be sent to you upon request.
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