Showing posts with label immediate implant placement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label immediate implant placement. Show all posts

Sunday, June 14, 2009

Immediate Implant Placement in Maxillary Molars using Threaded Expanders

Cesar Luchetti, Gregori Kurtzman and Alicia Kitrilakis






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Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Immediate Dental Implants After Extraction - Video

Cesar Luchetti

Department of Implant Dentistry. National University of La Plata. Argentina

This case is from a middle age woman with periodontal compromise in the anterior teeth. The video shows the immediate implant placement for the upper anterior area. The lower anteriors, two implants at laterals, were done in the same surgery but are not presented here.
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Thursday, March 1, 2007

Immediate Implant Placement in Upper 2nd Premolar

Cesar Luchetti

Department of Implant Dentistry. National University of La Plata. Argentina


The immediate implant placement is today a routine approach. However, it must fulfill a series of conditions, between which is the achievement of a good initial anchorage, like in conventional implantology. This initial fixation normally is looked for creating the bed beyond the apex of the extracted piece, that is why some colleagues also denominate them trans-alveolus immediate implants.

Nevertheless, in certain situations it is not possible to go beyond the apex, due to anatomical limitations, as in the case of the upper
second premolars and its proximity with the maxillary sinus.

Here we presented a case of immediate placement where the anchorage is obtained by means of the sidewalls of the residual alveolus.


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.




After extraction socket with oval shape.
We decide the direct placement, without using
other instrument to modify the socket.
An implant of 4.5 mm of diameter (Steri-Oss)
was chosen to maximize the contact with the
mesial and distal walls.











The residual spaces are completed with a
bovine hidroxyapatite graft and soft tissue
closure was obtained with a partial thickness
palatal flap. X-ray shows the intimate position
of the implant respect the sidewall and the floor
of the maxillary sinus.
























Implant uncovering and placement of the
definitive abutment












Metal substructure try in and definitive
metal-ceramic crown in place















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Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Immediate Implant Placement in Upper Incisor Area

Cesar Luchetti

Department of Implant Dentistry. National University of La Plata. Argentina

We are presenting a case of immediate implant placement in an upper incisor. Twenty years old patient came to us presenting mobility of the upper right central incisor with compromised esthetics. He has an antecedent of exfoliation and re-implantation during his childhood due to a bike accident. X-rays showed root resorption. We decide the extraction followed by an immediate implant placement.



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.



















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