Cesar Luchetti, Gregori Kurtzman and Alicia Kitrilakis
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Oral Implantology blog, with articles and clinical cases about dental implants
Pre-operative situation. Root non-recoverable. In the x-ray, the intimate relation of contact between the apex of the piece and the cortical of the maxillary sinus is observed. |
Implant uncovering and placement of the definitive abutment |
Metal substructure try in and definitive metal-ceramic crown in place |
Pre-operatory situation. |
The tooth is extracted and the root resorption is visualized. The bone presents loss of the buccal wall. |
An osteotome preparation is performed in order to expand the bone and then the implant is placed. |
A small autogenous bone graft is placed in the buccal side. |
Suture. Coronal repositioned flap is used to compensate the soft tissue deficiency present at pre-operative stage |
After two months, 2nd stage surgery is performed together with a micro-polishing of the gum’s surface to improve the future esthetics. |
After seven days the tissue is healed and the abutment is placed. |
| Definitive porcelain crown, together with a small angle reconstruction with composite of the adjacent central incisor. |
Pre and post comparison. The management and improvement of the tissues contour, both hard and soft, played a major role in the esthetic obtained. |