An alternative method for restoring single-tooth implants

McArdle, Barry F; Clarizio, Louis F.

doi:10.14219/jada.archive.2001.0370

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“…Differences between group types were calculated after 1 year and after 2 years, and a correction for simultaneous hypothesis testing was made according to Sidak. 34 The model's assumptions were verified by a normal quantile plot of the residual values. Subsequently, a post hoc analysis was done and a correction according to Sidak was applied.…”

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Randomized controlled trial comparing immediate loading with conventional loading using cone-anchored implant-supported screw-retained removable prostheses: A 2-year follow-up clinical trial

Bernard

Vercruyssen

Vanderveken

et al. 2019

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry

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Randomized controlled trial comparing immediate loading with conventional loading using cone-anchored implant-supported screw-retained removable prostheses: A 2-year follow-up clinical trial

Bernard

Vercruyssen

Vanderveken

et al. 2019

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry

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“…The all ceramic or metal ceramic restorations are evaluated and the contacts and occlusion are adjusted as needed then cemented on the definitive abutments with permanent cement ( Figure 11 and Figure 12 ). Occlusion is evaluated with an 8-μm foil (Shim stock Occlusion Foil, Patterson Dental, St. Paul, MN, USA) to achieve resistance to withdrawal only under maximal intercuspation [ 7 , 18 ]. All prosthetic restorations should utilize the manufacturer’s recommended components and protocol.…”

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A Simplified Technique for Implant-Abutment Level Impression after Soft Tissue Adaptation around Provisional Restoration

2016

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Impression techniques for implant restorations can be implant level or abutment level impressions with open tray or closed tray techniques. Conventional implant-abutment level impression techniques are predictable for maximizing esthetic outcomes. Restoration of the implant traditionally requires the use of the metal or plastic impression copings, analogs, and laboratory components. Simplifying the dental implant restoration by reducing armamentarium through incorporating conventional techniques used daily for crowns and bridges will allow more general dentists to restore implants in their practices. The demonstrated technique is useful when modifications to implant abutments are required to correct the angulation of malpositioned implants. This technique utilizes conventional crown and bridge impression techniques. As an added benefit, it reduces costs by utilizing techniques used daily for crowns and bridges. The aim of this report is to describe a simplified conventional impression technique for custom abutments and modified prefabricated solid abutments for definitive restorations.

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Use of transparent polyvinylsiloxane to replicate gingival peri-implant soft tissue

Orenstein

Petrazzuolo

Gorczyca³

et al. 2003

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry

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An alternative method for restoring single-tooth implants

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Randomized controlled trial comparing immediate loading with conventional loading using cone-anchored implant-supported screw-retained removable prostheses: A 2-year follow-up clinical trial

Randomized controlled trial comparing immediate loading with conventional loading using cone-anchored implant-supported screw-retained removable prostheses: A 2-year follow-up clinical trial

A Simplified Technique for Implant-Abutment Level Impression after Soft Tissue Adaptation around Provisional Restoration

Use of transparent polyvinylsiloxane to replicate gingival peri-implant soft tissue

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