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Sinus Augmentation - Current and Future Trends - Part 1
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In this first of a 2-part series of presentations, Dr. Ziv Mazor reviews present techniques as well as detailing the latest innovations in sinus augmentation. Specifically, Dr. Mazor pays special focus to new materials and techniques involving both the crestal as well as the lateral window approach.
Date Added:
6/2/2010
Author(s):
Ziv Mazor, DMD
Prof. Ziv Mazor is one of Israel’s leading periodontists. He graduated from the periodontal department at the Hadassah School for Dental Medicine in Jerusalem...
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dr mohamad ali khayat - (6/10/2010 4:08 PM)
its nice and academic vedio dr ali khayat
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dr mohamad ali khayat - (6/10/2010 4:08 PM)
its nice and academic vedio dr ali khayat
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sandra Leal - (6/6/2010 5:08 PM)
Sandra G Leal(Colombia)(6/6/2010 7:09PM)
It is a very clear presentation, I asked you, several years ago, about the way without any oseous graft inside the sinus and you answered to me that it was only just an article but I can see now that it is a true possibility-
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Elmer Villalon - (6/5/2010 9:06 PM)
good video
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nasrullah mengal - (6/4/2010 11:46 PM)
these lectures and vidios are great mean for aquiring contamporary knowledge thanks to dental xp team Nasrullah Mengal Pakistan
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haneef Sherfudhin - (6/3/2010 2:56 PM)
Very precise presentation.Great job
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David Morales Schwarz - (6/1/2010 2:28 PM)
Very nice presentation. thank you very much, missed you this year in India looking forward to seeing you soon. David M Schwarz
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William McNerney - (5/31/2010 7:47 PM)
Great overview and documentation
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Fatu Sebastian - (5/31/2010 5:56 AM)
thank you very much
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