Approaches for Implant Stage II Surgical Exposure: A Retrospective Analysis

Ahamed, A. Ashik; Arun, Murugaiyan; Prabhu, Abhinav Rajendra; Rakshagan, Vikraman

doi:10.1615/jlongtermeffmedimplants.2021038722

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“…Stage II recovery of the mandible was done by making punch cuts near implant sites and replacing the cover screws with healing caps to develop a soft-tissue emergence profile [ Figure 2 ]. [ 7 ] After a waiting period of 1 week, the patient was recalled for an impression-making procedure.…”

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Workflow for the full-mouth rehabilitation of a patient with different prosthetic materials in opposing arches

Rajaraman

Nesappan

Maiti

et al. 2022

Journal of Advanced Pharmaceutical Technology &Amp; Research

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Fixed rehabilitation is an exhaustive approach for most dental practitioners to treat partial or complete edentulism. In recent years, we are witnessing a digital transformation in prosthodontics and smile makeovers. This requires an in-depth understanding of concepts and the skills to achieve desired clinical results. Many situations of the oral cavity often need fixed rehabilitation treatment. This extensive treatment primarily solves two goals: maintains crown integrity and also achieves optimal esthetics. To restore lost parts of the stomatognathic system, a multidisciplinary approach is of utmost importance. The treatment options may range from removable implant-supported dentures to fixed implant-supported prostheses. The choice of treatment relies on the limitations of anatomic structures and existing. Partial or complete edentulousness can inadvertently reduce the quality of life of the patient and may hinder physiology. This report narrates a combination of two types of dental prosthetic material to obtain a desirable outcome in fixed rehabilitation of a patient. Furthermore, it highlights the management of complete treatment in a limited period and patient appointments.

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“…For this procedure, the double cord technique was used (#000 first cord and #00 second cord) (Ultrapak ® knitted cord). [ 7 10 11 ] A master impression of the maxillary arch was made with a two-stage putty wash technique after a conservative gingival retraction procedure (Elite HD+, Zhermack ® ) [ Figure 3 ].…”

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confidence: 99%