A surgical template for aligned placement of the osseointegrated implant

Johnson, Charles M.; Lewandowski, J.A.; McKinney, James F.

doi:10.1016/0022-3913(88)90383-6

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“…The maxillary anterior area is particularly important in achieving an esthetic, phonetic, as well as functional outcome. The use of a surgical template to accurately position the fixture is mandatory (Burns et al 1988;Engelman et al 1988;Johnson et al 1988). Consequently, the angulation of the implant body in the prepared osteotomy site in relation to the incisive canal should be observed.…”

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Displacement of the incisive foramen in conjunction with implant placement in the anterior maxilla without jeopardizing vitality of nasopalatine nerve and vessels: a novel surgical approach

Artzi¹,

Nemcovsky²,

Bitlitum³

et al. 2000

Clinical Oral Implants Res

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Accurate implant placement in the anterior maxilla is essential in achieving optimal prosthetic rehabilitation with proper function and acceptable esthetic and phonetic demands. One of the preferable prosthetic solutions to restore a missing maxillary incisor in young adults is by an implant-supported crown. Bone resorption together with an enlarged incisive foramen, challenge proper implant placement. A simultaneous procedure where the implant osteotomy site penetrated the incisive canal is presented. A configurated cortico-cancellous block graft core was adjusted to fit the foramen while its soft tissue content was pushed back posteriorly but not removed. This procedure was followed by an immediate implant placement. Re-entry at 9 months revealed solid bone support embracing the implant body. Although the size of the incisive foramen diminished significantly, the nasopalatine branches were still evident. No complications and/or loss of sensation were observed.

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Displacement of the incisive foramen in conjunction with implant placement in the anterior maxilla without jeopardizing vitality of nasopalatine nerve and vessels: a novel surgical approach

Artzi¹,

Nemcovsky²,

Bitlitum³

et al. 2000

Clinical Oral Implants Res

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“…[1][2][3][4] Often, the restorative clinician fabricates several prostheses in the course of treatment. 5,6 These include a provisional prosthesis before surgery, 5,6 a radiographic stent, 7-12 a surgical stent, [12][13][14][15][16][17] an implant-supported provisional prosthesis, 4,18 and the definitive implantsupported prosthesis. 19 The provisional prosthesis should be durable and functional because it is used during the presurgical evaluation phase and the surgical healing period.…”

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A multifunctional, provisional, implant-retained fixed partial denture

Tung

Coleman

et al. 2001

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry

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Fabrication of a Surgical Guide with Help of a Milling Machine by Ridge Mapping Method

Pattanaik

Pattanaik²

2012

J Indian Prosthodont Soc

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Optimizing the prosthetic result by customization of a surgical guide should be a major consideration in the implant placement. The design of the surgical guide must account for several factors, including position of the implant, the tissue present, and the anticipated prosthesis. The objective of this article is to present a technique for fabrication and customization of surgical guide with the help of ridge mapping procedure and a milling machine. This technique is helpful for the beginners in implant dentistry and for the dentists who cannot avail the CBCT/medical CT facilities.

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A surgical template for aligned placement of the osseointegrated implant

Cited by 14 publications

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Displacement of the incisive foramen in conjunction with implant placement in the anterior maxilla without jeopardizing vitality of nasopalatine nerve and vessels: a novel surgical approach

Displacement of the incisive foramen in conjunction with implant placement in the anterior maxilla without jeopardizing vitality of nasopalatine nerve and vessels: a novel surgical approach

A multifunctional, provisional, implant-retained fixed partial denture

Fabrication of a Surgical Guide with Help of a Milling Machine by Ridge Mapping Method

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