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Dimensional ridge alterations following tooth extraction
00:00 - 03:10
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Immediate and late challenges of not grafting
03:10 - 07:03
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Characteristics of the ideal bone grafting material
07:03 - 13:24
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Minimally invasive anterior bone preservation
13:24 - 16:01
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Horizontal ridge augmentation following implant placement
16:01 - 18:59
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Conclusions
18:59 - 19:50
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Alina Krivitsky: Developing the ideal site for implant placement using bone graft substitute and GBR
Video highlights
- Hard and soft tissue changes following extraction
- Simplification of bone graft material selection
Dr. Krivitsky discusses the importance of site development for implant placement. She reviews the pattern of resorption following extraction and the important role bone graft plays in preserving the bone architecture. Her focus is on two specific challenges: immediate challenges following extraction referring to hard tissue changes, and late challenges referring to soft tissue changes.
With so many types of bone graft materials available the selection of the correct material can be daunting. Dr. Krivitsky discusses a classification to help simplify this selection. Utilizing the information discussed in this lecture, the formation of a positive three-dimensional architecture around implants can be created with predictable success.
Clinical topics
Questions
what was the kind of membrane which you used ? and is it safe to keep it with out fixation ? great job
In reply to what was the kind of membrane which you used ? and is it safe to keep it with out fixation ? great job by Abdulmounem Algellay
In the last case. Can you place the implant and do the bucal bone graft at the same time ? . Or Do the bone graft first?
In reply to In the last case. Can you place the implant and do the bucal bone graft at the same time ? . Or Do the bone graft first? by Anonymous