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Why no healing abutment in this case? Looks like excellent primary stability. Could you not save them a second surgery and do install same as implant placement? Thanks doc
It is difficult to place a long healing abutment through the tissue when a flap has been reflected because you have to suture the flap, then make a hole in the flap for the healing abutment. I have made some implant videos recently not reflecting a flap, just going directly through the soft tissue placing thee implant. In those cases, a long healing abutment is placed through the tissue so a second "uncovering" surgery is not needed. If the alveolar crest is good, and bone grafting is not needed, I really like the "through the tissue" method. Thanks for your good question. Take your practice to the Top Tier. Subscribe to DentistryMasterClasses.com for an organized library of all the Dental Minute videos plus many complete comprehensive cases and many very important articles. New cases are added weekly. Only $20/month. Click here to subscribe: membership.dentistrymasterclasses.com/purchase/?plan=513
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Once the implant is placed, use a properly sized healing abutment to develop an ideal gingival emergence profile while you wait at least 3 months for the implant to osseointegrate. Take your practice to the Top Tier. Subscribe to DentistryMasterClasses.com for an organized library of all the Dental Minute videos plus many complete comprehensive cases and many very important articles. New cases are added weekly. Only $39.95/month. Click here to subscribe: membership.dentistrymasterclasses.com/purchase/?plan=513
Very well explained sir.. But my doubt is do the placement of only prf in the extraction socket help in socket preservation? Don't you use other bone graft materials? What kind of membrane do you use as a barrier? primary closure is needed or not?
Sometimes I use only PRF. Other times I use PRF with Maxxius or Biooss artificial bone with a resorbable collagen membrane (Kontour Adapt). After trying all these methods of socket preservation, I now personally prefer cut up PRF mixed with with artificial bone and a resorbable collagen membrane covering the coronal part of the socket to make the surface nice and flat. I have found if I use only artificial bone to preserve the socket, when I come back in 6 months to place the implant the artificial bone particles are still present in the socket. This situation is not the case with either PRF alone or cut up PRF mixed with artificial bone with a collagen matrix cover, i.e., he socket is nice and solid, like natural bone. If I am not placing the implant at the time of tooth extraction, I give the socket 6 months to heal prior to implant placement. I never place the implant immediately at the time of molar or multi root tooth extraction. I only place the implant immediately following tooth extraction with single rooted teeth that are extracted vertically, straight out of the socket, preserving the lingual/palatal and facial bone.
Read the instructions on your specific drill machine. The initial torque for the pilot drill is around 1200 rpm. Following the pilot drill, the torque fo the "hole widening" drills is around 800 rpm.
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Excellent parallel placement Dr.👌👌👌👌 When I do Implants in upper jaw between two teeth, clinically it shows exact at centre but xray shows its near mesial teeth. Could you please guide me how to place Implants parallel with the adjacent teeth?
Thank you for your videos! Can you tell me which system within Dentis you like most? I'm thinking of switching but they have several (i-clean, s-clean, etc.). I was curious as to which one you prefered. Thank you Dr!
Dentis has an excellent drill system because the drills have shoulders which limit the depth. The problem with Dentis is there is not a closed tray impression coping, so it is difficult to take an impression of posterior implants with an open tray impression coping if the patient has a limited opening because there is not enough vertical space for the tray, impression coping and screw driver. I use the Dentis drill system and another implant that has a closed tray impression coping. I am currently using BioHorizons implants. I have tried to get them to change their drills to shoulders, but no luck yet.
Do you want the implant to osseointegrate and not be lost? If you place and load an implant too soon, the implant will "wiggle" in the socket and will be lost. It takes 6 months for a multirooted tooth socked to heal completely following extraction and socket grafting. If you extract a single rooted tooth, you can usually place the implant at the time of extraction, but not a single implant if the extracted tooth is multirooted because you want to place the implant in the middle of the extracted tooth, the furcation. Watch my extraction/implant videos. I explain the process with regard to different extraction/teeth situations. It's too much to go over in this comment. Take your practice to the Top Tier. Subscribe to DentistryMasterClasses.com for an organized library of all the Dental Minute videos plus many complete comprehensive cases and many very important articles. New cases are added weekly. Only $39.95/month. Click here to subscribe: membership.dentistrymasterclasses.com/purchase/?plan=513
Discression is the better part of valor. I do not want to take a chance of damaging the inferior alveolar nerve by trying to remove the root tip. Leaving that small root tip will not be a problem at all.
You are an amazing Dr. I always enjoy your videos and the dental minute. I have watched throughout dental school.
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Amazing video Dr. Cutbirth! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us!
Glad the video was helpful.
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Very well explained, Dr. Steven. C.
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Thank you.
Why no healing abutment in this case? Looks like excellent primary stability. Could you not save them a second surgery and do install same as implant placement? Thanks doc
It is difficult to place a long healing abutment through the tissue when a flap has been reflected because you have to suture the flap, then make a hole in the flap for the healing abutment. I have made some implant videos recently not reflecting a flap, just going directly through the soft tissue placing thee implant. In those cases, a long healing abutment is placed through the tissue so a second "uncovering" surgery is not needed. If the alveolar crest is good, and bone grafting is not needed, I really like the "through the tissue" method. Thanks for your good question.
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@@centerforard Thanks for the response. Makes sense. Always love your videos.
Very useful sir.. Thank you for these wonderful videos
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Sir,could you please make a video on choosing the right gingivaformer for an implant please? I am struggling…
Once the implant is placed, use a properly sized healing abutment to develop an ideal gingival emergence profile while you wait at least 3 months for the implant to osseointegrate.
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thank you Dr for your useful videos. please can you give some tips to make a accurate long axis for implant placement?
excellent job doctor!
Thank you. I am doing the best I can.
Thank you.
Very well explained sir.. But my doubt is do the placement of only prf in the extraction socket help in socket preservation? Don't you use other bone graft materials? What kind of membrane do you use as a barrier? primary closure is needed or not?
Sometimes I use only PRF. Other times I use PRF with Maxxius or Biooss artificial bone with a resorbable collagen membrane (Kontour Adapt). After trying all these methods of socket preservation, I now personally prefer cut up PRF mixed with with artificial bone and a resorbable collagen membrane covering the coronal part of the socket to make the surface nice and flat. I have found if I use only artificial bone to preserve the socket, when I come back in 6 months to place the implant the artificial bone particles are still present in the socket. This situation is not the case with either PRF alone or cut up PRF mixed with artificial bone with a collagen matrix cover, i.e., he socket is nice and solid, like natural bone. If I am not placing the implant at the time of tooth extraction, I give the socket 6 months to heal prior to implant placement. I never place the implant immediately at the time of molar or multi root tooth extraction. I only place the implant immediately following tooth extraction with single rooted teeth that are extracted vertically, straight out of the socket, preserving the lingual/palatal and facial bone.
@@centerforard Thank you so much sir for that detailed reply.
Hi doctor! I have a question, how much torque do you use for the drilling protocol?? Thanks a lot for your kindness
Read the instructions on your specific drill machine. The initial torque for the pilot drill is around 1200 rpm. Following the pilot drill, the torque fo the "hole widening" drills is around 800 rpm.
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Thanks for your reply. Have an excellent day! Blessings
Hey Doc! Is that pilot drill specific to Dentis? The system I use, the pilot drill is too thick for a rubber stop.
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Excellent parallel placement Dr.👌👌👌👌
When I do Implants in upper jaw between two teeth, clinically it shows exact at centre but xray shows its near mesial teeth.
Could you please guide me how to place Implants parallel with the adjacent teeth?
See above answer.
Thank you for your videos! Can you tell me which system within Dentis you like most? I'm thinking of switching but they have several (i-clean, s-clean, etc.). I was curious as to which one you prefered. Thank you Dr!
Dentis has an excellent drill system because the drills have shoulders which limit the depth. The problem with Dentis is there is not a closed tray impression coping, so it is difficult to take an impression of posterior implants with an open tray impression coping if the patient has a limited opening because there is not enough vertical space for the tray, impression coping and screw driver. I use the Dentis drill system and another implant that has a closed tray impression coping. I am currently using BioHorizons implants. I have tried to get them to change their drills to shoulders, but no luck yet.
So ,we leave pt 6m with out tooth, does not make sense😢
Do you want the implant to osseointegrate and not be lost? If you place and load an implant too soon, the implant will "wiggle" in the socket and will be lost. It takes 6 months for a multirooted tooth socked to heal completely following extraction and socket grafting. If you extract a single rooted tooth, you can usually place the implant at the time of extraction, but not a single implant if the extracted tooth is multirooted because you want to place the implant in the middle of the extracted tooth, the furcation. Watch my extraction/implant videos. I explain the process with regard to different extraction/teeth situations. It's too much to go over in this comment.
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why you did not get that root tip out?
Discression is the better part of valor. I do not want to take a chance of damaging the inferior alveolar nerve by trying to remove the root tip. Leaving that small root tip will not be a problem at all.
Got you. Thank you.
@@centerforard I think the tip has also vanished when you were drilling the bone and that's smart .. am I right ?
Мне кажется в проекции медиального корня есть отломок😮
Why Dr extract the tooth ?
Tooth can be restorable
Split tooth.
نغم.سما.من.العراق
Sorry, I do not know this language.