Strategies for Managing the Deficient Ridge: Lessons Learned From Private Practice скачать в хорошем качестве

Strategies for Managing the Deficient Ridge: Lessons Learned From Private Practice

Implant therapy has been the ideal treatment option in replacing missing teeth due to its highly documented success over time. This is well evidenced by the plethora of comprehensive studies. Quite often the reason for the success of implant therapy is attributed mainly due to the design and surface characteristic of the implant itself. Guided bone regeneration (GBR) is often needed to allow for predictable implant therapy. Join Dr. John Kim, board-certified periodontist, for a review of commonly overlooked success criteria; the quantity and quality of the bone itself. It allows for clinicians to feel safe placing a dental implant whether it is in native/pristine bone versus a previously grafted area. In order for a GBR to be successful, CBCT images should be consulted, and biomaterials and surgical technique are of paramount importance. One of these aforementioned factors alone is insufficient in achieving desirable results for predictable long-term implant therapy. Dr. Kim will also discuss: The requirements for a successful GBR, including patient selection, biomaterial selection, and indication for the procedure Patient selection considerations, such as risk factors, medical history, medications, and more The surgical process, including instrumentation, stabilizing the membrane, space maintenance, and tension-free primary closure in a minimally invasive way Strategies for conservative incision design The role of CBCT in patient assessment and selection, as well as treatment planning Rely on Us. Learn more at henryscheindental.com Subscribe to our channel at http://bit.ly/HSDsubscribe Connect with us on: Facebook –   / henryscheindental   Instagram –   / hscheindental   Twitter –   / hscheindental   LinkedIn –   / henry-schein-dental