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Staged treatment of a thin posterior mandibular ridge with block bone grafting and after 6 months 3 dental implant placements

Approximate Running Time:
20 min 15 sec. with full narration

File Size:
90.0 MB

Content:
1st and 2nd stage lateral ridge augmentation procedure in narrow posterior mandible demonstrating the harvesting and fixation of an autoblock graft with Osteodomed screws covered by a resorbable Bio-Gide membrane. Six months reentry presents bone graft healing and the
placement of 3 Branemark Mk III Implants in a one-stage manner and post surgical follow-up. 1-year loading results shown with radiographs and final prosthetic work.

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