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The importance of soft tissue management
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How does the On1™ differ from a tissue level implant?
04:03 - 10:22
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Anodization process for implant and abutment surfaces
10:22 - 22:13
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Xeal™ vs machined abutments
22:13 - 30:57
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Implant design requirements and surface properties: TiUltra™ vs TiUnite™
30:57 - 38:51
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Clinical cases and conclusions
38:51 - 47:15
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Giacomo Fabbri: New anodized surfaces designed for tissue integration at every level
Video highlights
- The new TiUltra and Xeal surfaces
- Tailoring the implant surface to meet the needs of the hard and soft tissues to promote optimal healing
Dr. Fabbri discusses the benefits of the new TiUltraTM and XealTM. He explains the MucointegrationTM concept and the clinical benefits it offers. This idea of combining the benefits of the On1TM abutment with the new surface allows undisturbed soft tissue healing. By tailoring the implant surface to meet the varying needs of the hard and soft tissues you promote optimal healing. This is acheived through varying the roughness, morphology, and surface chemistry throughout the implant.
Clinical topics
Implant surfaces Prosthetic strategies Implant concepts Implant designs Hard & soft tissue management Soft tissue management Immediate implant placement Prosthetic materials Implant prosthetics Immediate loading / provisionalization Fixed prostheticsQuestions
Ask a questionI need an upper plate made and my whole mouth needs looking at
My teeth on the bottom need looking at at and wonder if I should keep them I want a smile I al proud of
The anodization and the smear layer thickness increase in the apex area? if does, why don't we have a colour change?
I think it is interesting that we are retrofitting bone level implants...
and we are doing this with more components. There are implant brands with different transmucosal machined distances. This is only a way to retrofit an Active implant to get better bone rather than reworking the implant.
If you place a transmucosal implant where you want it and place a screw retained fully contoured restoration, you have achieved the same thing without further possible expense, complexity and components to deal with.
This is a solution to a problem created by the marketplace. Bone level implants are not ideal in all locations but they are heavily promoted. Basically we are going back in time with more complexity and I don't think this is the best for patients in the long run.
When placing the implant with the TiUltra surface do you also try to not contaminate it but not using irrigation?
In reply to When placing the implant with the TiUltra surface do you also try to not contaminate it but not using irrigation? by Scott Garrison