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Socket Preservation vs Root Submergence Technique
Description:
Socket preservation has been a common technique used in dentistry in order to maintain the volume ridge when the extraction is performed. New techniques and materials are used today in order to improve the outcomes like root submergence technique developed by Dr Maurice Salama and his team, where we submerge the root keeping intact the PDL and bundle bone responsible for maintaining the original bone architecture. Here both techniques are compared and described.
Date Added:
5/18/2020
Author(s):
Nicolas Aronna Mallia, DDS
Dr. Nicolas Aronna Mallia was born in Palma de Mallorca in 1979. He
graduated from Alfonso X el Sabio, Madrid obtaining his Dental Degree in 2005.
In 2007 h...
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Questions & Comments
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Rajesh Shetty - (11/6/2021 11:10 PM)
Brilliant content!
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Ilya Kvartin - (7/22/2020 11:09 AM)
Very nice presentation! I am wondering, would you ever consider performing prophylactic endo on the retained roots?
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Fabio Manuel Filannino - (5/15/2020 6:06 PM)
Loved the presentation and the topics you talked about. Very smart consideration about the over trimming the root on the RST sites. Congratulations and thanks for sharing!
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henry salama - (5/15/2020 4:22 PM)
My compliments. You asked very relevant clinical questions and your excellent clinical skills and documentation help to inform our community as to the biological consequences of these different clinical choices and techniques. Thank you.
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ricardo auer - (5/8/2020 5:09 PM)
Very good
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Jesus Gaspar - (9/12/2017 9:49 PM)
Thanks for sharing!! One question, could You do a Root Submerged on an Implant Overdenture?
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UDATTA KHER - (9/3/2017 10:02 AM)
Great case presentation and work flow.
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Nicolas Aronna - (9/3/2017 2:28 AM)
Thank you all for the nice comments and great questions. Dear colleagues, Dr Maurice Salama is the expert and first researcher on this technique and his approach is the most accurate and scientifically driven. While submerging the root ensures biological environment and no need for grafting it may develop a mild vertical defect, this is why is important to manage very well the root reduction. Thick Biotypes allow only 1-2mm of root reduction since a thick CT and epithelium is present, while thin biotypes may need more reduction due to lack of soft tissue thickness.
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snjezana pohl - (8/31/2017 2:46 PM)
Excellent presentation! I was involved in discussions about necessity of submerged root covering. Although theoretically blood clot appeared as enough, I didn`t dare to relay only on blood clot. Thank you for sharing, very much enjoyed and appreciated!
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