In this case, the patient has a genesis of the two upper lateral incisors. Check out this Clinical case by Dr Henriette Lerner!
In this case, it is necessary to use all the digital tools available – detection of joint movements … Check out this Clinical case by Dr Henriette Lerner!
In this case it is shown how it is still possible to work in guided surgery and consequently perform bone grafts where necessary. … Check out this Clinical case by Dr Henriette Lerner!
A 67-year-old female patient presented to a private dental office with pain on the first quadrant.
Missing an anterior tooth in the upper left region, the patient seeks fixed restoration. Sex / Age: Male/55
The patient is a 52-year-old male with no medical history. Chronic periodontitis is stabilized. Former smoker who quit following periodontal treatment.
“Probably you already have in your mind some main features that the implants need to have to make your treatment easier and more predictable in your procedures. You probably already know that an implant must have a high bone implant contact surface and a design that increases this surface, giving you a long-term stability.
Modern dentistry depends on comprehensive diagnostics and careful planning to achieve the desired result and meet the expectations of both the patient and the dentist.
Digital planning and guided surgery based on three-dimensional X-ray data and digitized intraoral recording are of great help.
Patient is a 56 years old male without a previous medical history. Tooth # 36 has been missing for several year. Despite a satisfactory bone height on the panoramic, the CBCT reveals a thin bone at the level of the crest which does not allow the available height to be exploited.
In the following webinar, Doctor Henriette Lerner invites us on a journey in contemporary implant dentistry through the examination of its parameters in association with an innovative implant system, that is the EL Line designed by C-Tech Implant.
The evolution of digital dentistry and the development of a digital workflow has concentrated on digital planning with the use of Cone Beam CT scanning as well as using digital restorative tools to combine DICOM (Digital Imaging Communication in Medicine) and .stl (stereolithography) files to virtually plan, place and restore implants before using this plan to treat patients.
The use of Cone Beam Computerised Tomography (CBCT) scanning is becoming more commonplace in today’s implant dentistry.
There has been a considerable evolution in implant dentistry over recent years that has seen the design of dental implants adopt sophisticated thread profiles which leads to a better primary stability.
A 55 year old female patient was referred to our office for a full mouth rehabilitation. Upon clinical examination and a CBCT, we have decided to implant 4 EL C-Tech conical Morse tapered connection implants in the upper jaw for a bar retained over denture and due to financial considerations.
