Journal:Rebuilding Buccal Plate Deficiency During Immediate Implant Placement Volume: vol. 10 No. 3 Date: April 2018 Description:

6. A New Technique for Rebuilding the Buccal Plate during Placement of Immediate Dental Implants in an Extraction Site with Buccal Defects The final decision when placing a dental implant in an extraction site must be done looking at the integrity of the socket walls. When the buccal plate is partially or totally lost, the…

Journal:Platelet Rich Fibrin Augmentation Volume: vol. 10 No. 2 Date: February 2018 Description:

6. Bone Augmentation with Platelet Rich Fibrin, Particulate Bone and Cortical Plates Complex bone defects could be challenging and treatment planning confusing with multiple alternatives available for treatment. The aim of this study is to evaluate clinically the result of bone augmentation mixing platelet rich fibrin with particulate bone and cortical plates. Clinical success was achieved…

Journal:Palatal Torus Removal and Stereolithographic Modeling Volume: vol. 10 No. 1 Date: January 2018 Description:

6. Torus Palatinus: A Brief Review of the Literature and Case Report of Removal The Torus Palatinus is a specific type of exophytic bony protuberance that can have profound effects on certain patients. While typically slow growing and asymptomatic in most patients, Torus Palatinus can lead to chronic pain and frustration for patients with prosthetic…

Journal:Neurofibromatosis Type 1 Rehabilitation with Dental Implants Volume: vol. 9 No. 9 Date: November 2017 Description:

6. Dental Rehabilitation of a Patient with Neurofibromatosis Type 1 Neurofibromatosis not only manifests in several physical issue but may also affect the oral cavity. Rehabilitation of the dentition will likely involve several dental specialty disciplines in coordination with medical colleagues. This case report demonstrates the coordination of treatment of a neurofibromatosis type I (NF1)…

Journal:Hybrid Dental Implants Volume: vol. 9 No. 8 Date: October 2017 Description:

6. Hybrid Dental Implants as an Alternative to Conventional Dental Implants, Eliminating the Need for Associated Ridge Augmentation Procedures Bone augmentation procedures are demanding concerning surgical skills and biostability of materials. As such, the revolution of advancements and search for alternative procedures for the replacement of missing teeth has evolved to avoid obvious problems and…

Journal:Biotype Tissue Change at Second Stage Implant Surgery Volume: vol. 9 No. 7 Date: September 2017 Description:

6. Change of Tissue Biotype at Second Stage Implant Surgery: Report of an Alternative Method of Connective Tissue Graft Positioning Concurrent to Membrane Removal Due to the limited spaces between an implant and neighboring teeth, ideal positioning of the connective tissue grafts at the time of membrane removal may be challenging if the healing abutments…

Journal:6 Year Multi-Center Study on Osseofuse Dental Implants Volume: vol. 9 No. 6 Date: August 2017 Description:

6. Osseofuse HexaPlus Dental Implants: A 6-Year Retrospective Follow-Up of Over 250 Implants Advances in technology have allowed contemporary dental implant systems to achieve success rates that routinely exceed 95% across all brands and models. With such predictable success, clinicians often base their choice for dental implants on certain unique features associated with different systems….

Journal:Custom Emergence Profile Around Implants Volume: vol. 9 No. 5 Date: July 2017 Description:

6. An Innovative Approach for the Selection, Generation and Recording of a Custom Emergence Profile Around Implants Currently the clinical dexterity required along with the time and cost involved has been a constant obstacle for the evolvement of the process of custom emergence profile development to a standard of care. This is the first report…

Journal:The MIMS Technique for Gingival Grafting Volume: vol. 9 No. 4 Date: June 2017 Description:

6. The MIMS Technique – A Case Report: A First Look at a New Method for Optimizing Esthetic Gingival Grafting Suturing in the esthetic zone can be unsightly and difficult for patients post-operatively. Moreover, when clinically presented with a very thin tissue biotype needing soft tissue grafting to repair a mucogingival defect, approaches may be…

Journal:Custom Made Auricular Prosthesis Volume: vol. 9 No. 3 Date: April 2017 Description:

6. A Custom Made Implant Supported Auricular Prosthesis Designed by Rapid Prototyping for Compromised Bone Support: A Case Report Implant supported auricular prosthesis requires a minimum of 6mm bone depth in the temporal bone area behind external auditory meatus. Extra oral implants are available from 4mm to 7mm length with 5 to 6mm diameter flange….