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Socket Shield Preparation: An Oral Surgeon's Perspective
Description:
Periodontists and general practisioners are used on working with high speed, whereas oral surgeons are used to preparing hard tissue utilizing a straight handpiece.
One can object that a straight handpiece is causing more vibrations and may dyslodge the shield. However, in our experience (myself:>300 socket shield procedures, Richard Martin, Michael Pikos) it works very well.
This is not recommendation for the periodontists and GP to start to prepare socket shield utilizing a straight handpiece, but the explanatory video for oral and maxillo-facial surgeons used on a straight handpiece.
Date Added:
4/1/2020
Author(s):
Snježana Pohl, MD, DMD
Zagreb Faculty of medicine, Munich Faculty of Dental Medicine. Work experience at the General surgery and Orthopedics in Munich. Oral Surgery residency in Munich. Doctorate in...
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Questions & Comments
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snjezana pohl - (4/16/2020 1:50 AM)
Thanks, Rich, I`ve been waiting for your part for months!
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richard martin - (4/5/2020 7:59 PM)
Very nice Snazzy - well done- Queen!
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snjezana pohl - (4/4/2020 3:55 PM)
Thank you, Timothy Wu and Adam Schwartz. We share great memories, XP Atlanta was amazing!
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adam schwartz - (4/2/2020 7:35 AM)
awesome. I enjoyed your video and your lecture at xp Atlanta
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timothy wu - (4/1/2020 11:51 AM)
Excellent!
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snjezana pohl - (3/31/2020 10:32 AM)
Dear David Ting, thank you.
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snjezana pohl - (3/31/2020 10:31 AM)
Dear Abdusalam, thank you for your kind words.
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snjezana pohl - (3/31/2020 10:30 AM)
Dear Alexander, love to hear from you. I can`t wait to meet you again.
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David Ting - (3/26/2020 7:51 PM)
Grateful for your knowledge
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