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Simple Implant Placement In First Molar Position

Simple Implant Placement in First Molar Position In this video, Dr. Zadeh demonstrates a straightforward implant placement in the lower right first molar position (tooth #30). The CT scan shows adequate vertical bone height above the nerve, making this a simple yet effective case. The procedure involves: Creating a horizontal incision lingual to the crest of the ridge and buccal vertical incisions away from the papilla. Exposing the bone with a high-speed round bur and preparing an indentation to guide the drill. Drilling up to 4.5mm and placing a 4.5 x 10mm self-grafting implant. Driving the implant into position with a torque wrench, achieving stability above 55 Ncm. Placing a healing cap and securing the flaps with loose sling sutures to ensure proper stabilization. Dr. Zadeh notes that while the implant achieved 70-80% hardness, loading was deferred for optimal healing. This case highlights a systematic approach to single molar implant placement in a well-prepared site. #DentalImplants #ImplantDentistry #SingleImplantPlacement #FirstMolarImplant #OralSurgery #DentalEducation #LearnDentistry #ImplantProcedure