Using EthOss to reconstruct the buccal bone and the site architecture of a failed implant скачать в хорошем качестве

Using EthOss to reconstruct the buccal bone and the site architecture of a failed implant

Case by Dr Minas Leventis DDS, MSc, PhD (Researcher and Clinical Assistant, Dental School, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens, Greece) Digital planning and fully guided implant placement can help us enormously in selecting the right implant and placing it in the accurate 3D position. The importance of the above 2 factors is highlighted in the above case of a 39-year-old female patient where the wrong positioning and the wrong diameter of the placed implant contributed to the loss of hard and soft tissues buccally. The failing implant was placed abroad 10 years ago. Such cases can be approached in many different ways. Here, a minimally invasive protocol was followed consisting of: non-surgical removal of the failing implant secondary intention healing of the site for 6 weeks in order to allow the body regenerate soft tissues full digital workflow in 3Shape provided by Paltop Digital Service. fully guided implant placement using the Paltop Fully Guided Surgical System EthOss grafting according to Protocol (http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2015/589135) after 3 months uncovering of the implant and restoration with screw-retained implant crown CBCT and clinical follow-up after 2 months. No soft tissue grafting, no membranes. Only bioactive beta-tricalcium phosphate/calcium sulfate was used to successfully reconstruct the facial bone with new high quality vital bone. More case studies available at: http://ethoss.dental/case-studies/ For a PDF of ethoss® guidelines go to: http://ethoss.dental/how-to-use/ The views and opinions expressed in this Post are those of the clinician in question and may not reflect the views and opinions of Ethoss Regeneration Ltd. Any claims or messages surrounding the use of EthOss® in this post are strictly in the opinion of the clinician in question.