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Soft Tissue Management - The Pink Contribution to Achieving Esthetic and Long Lasting Smiles
Description:
Today's patients expectations and demands, seek for high aesthetic an long-lasting treatments. For this reason, soft tissue management is often required to provide thick soft tissues around implants and natural teeth, therefore it must be carefully planned and integrated at the treatment plan.
Being the palate our primary choice as soft tissue's donor area, in this lecture is also presented a simple and effective way to reduce patients morbidity after harvesting the palatal mucosa, the PRGF-ENDORET Graft.
Date Added:
3/11/2015
Author(s):
Bernardo de Mira Corrêa, DDS, DMD
Bernardo de Mira Corrêa DDS, DMD
Dental degree in Oporto’s Dental University - Hospital de S. João - FMDUP.
CEO of Clínica Mira Corrêa, Oporto’s ...
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Filipe Lopes, DDS, DMD
Filipe Lopes DDS, DMD
Dental degree in Oporto’s Dental University - Hospital de S. João - FMDUP.
Member of BTI´s International Scientific Committe...
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Questions & Comments
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Bernardo Mira Correa - (3/17/2016 5:35 AM)
Subhi Alnahas, you can also check BTI's webpage, to get additional information. Look for BTI Implant.
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Bernardo Mira Correa - (3/17/2016 5:33 AM)
Ming Ye, it all depends on the underlying bone, if you lost bone support or if you were able to keep the bony peaks.
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Maurice Salama - (7/18/2015 4:09 PM)
Subhi Alnahas; Go to the BTI on the products page here at DentalXP for more information about PRGF (plasma rich in growth factors). Dr. Salama
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Subhi Alnahas - (7/17/2015 10:29 AM)
So what does PRGF stand for and how you get it.
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Ming Ye - (7/9/2015 1:19 PM)
What shall we do to reconstruct the recessed papilla due to the failure implant resulted from premature loading after doing the socket preservation ? GBR and connective tissue graft??
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Bernardo Mira Correa - (6/14/2015 10:29 AM)
Thank you Marcel Quezada
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MARCEL QUEZADA - (3/24/2015 1:07 PM)
Great Lecture!
Keep that way!
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filipe lopes - (3/16/2015 9:51 AM)
Thank you Filipe and Manuel!
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Manuel Neves - (3/12/2015 3:17 PM)
Nice work, congratulations.
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