Lectures

Conical Connection Implant-Based Solutions - NobelActive for universal and challenging Clinical Situations

Catalog Number:LOD-218-00

Authors: Dr. Blackie Swart

CE Credits: 1

Running Time: 44 min

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This lecture will present the NobelActive, a universal bone-level implant that can also be used for challenging situations. We will present a case where a tooth is extracted then followed by an immediate placement of a NobelActive implant, and followed up after four years with bone-remodeling.

The NobelActive also supports the soft tissue very nicely. Immediate placement of implants can be done as single units, or multiple with favorable results in the long-term. Even sometimes looking better than the natural teeth. The NobelActive can be used in very challenging cases, where we have a big cystic lesion. And the cystic lesion and the implant can be addressed simultaneously. The process for doing this will be demonstrated in detail.

In another case that will be demonstrated, on day 1, with immediate tooth extraction and loading protocols we achieve a sufficent granulation tissue to give us the little bit of soft tissue that can give us the edge on the esthetic reconstruction. After three months, six months, three years, and even after a five year follow up it remains completely stable. Congenital missing lateral teeth always seems to be a very difficult situation with a lot of our orthodontic colleagues rather placing the canine against the central.

Is it really better than placing implants in the congenital missing laterals? We will explore a case where both of the laterals are congenitally missing. We will discuss rehabilitation concepts for the edentulous maxilla. For grafting and delayed loading this is just an alternative to all of the protocols available to the clinician Today.

Where an atrophic maxilla is reconstructed with autogenous iliac crest bone, the secret behind this is temporary restorations that prohibit the prosthesis from pressing on the grafted bone, and giving the patient an immediate functioning prosthesis so that they can go back to their everyday life within three days and not having an extended period away from work. This lecture will finish by focusing on the esthetics of the reconstruction of the maxilla and reconstruction of the nasolabial angle, natural normal angles being between 90 and 110 degrees.

Release Date: June 22, 2013

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