2000
DOI: 10.1067/mpr.2000.107780
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Bilaminar dual-purpose stent for placement of dental implants

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“…Up to now, “double‐purpose templates” have been used for both patient radiographic examination and evaluation and for surgery and placement of the implants 2 …”
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“…Up to now, “double‐purpose templates” have been used for both patient radiographic examination and evaluation and for surgery and placement of the implants 2 …”
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“…1 Up to now, "double-purpose templates" have been used for both patient radiographic examination and evaluation and for surgery and placement of the implants. 2 However, with this kind of preoperative planning, the third dimension of the patient's anatomy results is missing. 3 Using this method, the final position of the implant does not allow one to meet the principles of "prosthesis-driven implantology."…”
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“…The outer lamina is designed for use in the computed tomography (CT) evaluation using radiopaque markers. [9] Yen-Chen Ku presented a simple method of fabricating a vacuum-formed matrix filled with clear acrylic resin and a gutta-percha marker. The matrix can be used as not only a radiopaque marker for evaluation but also a surgical guide during the surgical stage for single implant therapy.…”
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“…This was shown to be very valuable in placing implants in posterior maxillary region with poor bone density. [25][26][27] Almog et al used auto polymerizing resin with vacuum formed thermoplastic matrix and lead strip (2 mm) vertically on the lingual/palatal wall of the buccal access groove. The clinical results of this template were questionable as there was more error encountered in the bucco-lingual placement of implant.…”
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