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Peri‐implant tissue management after immediate implant placement using a customized healing abutment
Surface characterization and in vivo evaluation of dual Acid-etched and grit-blasted/acid-etched implants in sheep.
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Immediate implant placement with immediate loading on healing abutment, customizing peri-implant area
Authors: Gustavo Diniz Greco, Alexandre Camisassa Diniz Greco, Walkyria Camisassa Diniz Greco and Aline de Freitas Fernandes Male patient, 45 years old. Main complaint Compromised periodontal and tooth 21 mobility along with the need for aesthetic rehabilitation. Initial assessment Patient sought treatment at clinic W, complaining of mobility in tooth 21. After anamnesis and intra- […]
Bone reconstruction and implantations with prototyped guide in agenesia areas
After anamnesis the patient was submitted to clinical radiographic assessment to ratify the agenesia of elements 12 and 22. Besides the dental elements, the exams revealed the bone volume deficiency in those regions, as well as a limited space in the mesial-distal direction (between 13/11 and 21/23) of the referred elements.
Immediate implant with immediate provisioning and connective tissue graft: a case report
It is widely known that the esthetics of the smile has a direct impact on the patient’s self-esteem. Thus, installation of the immediate unitary implant with immediate provisioning in patients with compromised teeth has become routine in implantology (Balderrama et al, 2021), being an excellent alternative when it is necessary to unite esthetics, predictability, and patient-practitioner satisfaction.
Treatment of a fracture on an upper central incisor with rehabilitation through immediate implant carried out with a virtual surgical guide: a clinical case report
Male patient, 61 years old, went to the private dental clinic after suffering trauma to dental element 21 (Fig. 1). The clinical examination showed mobility of the crown, and the horizontal fracture was confirmed by the periapical radiographic examination (Figs. 2 and 3), and surgical removal of the root and rehabilitation with an implant was indicated.
