Introduction: Atrofic maxillas do not allow dental rehabilitation, it is therefore necessary to perform a previous structure reconstruction that allows the installation of implants. The purpose of this work is…
Traditionally, when placing dental implants, a flap is elevated to better visualize the bone site that will receive the implants. However, flap elevation is associated with some degree of morbidity…
This study describes a successful case report of a severely resorbed mandible rehabilitated with autogenous free bone grafts from the iliac crest and dental implants with five year follow-up of…
Purpose: The aim of the present study was to adjust a multivariate model to explain each of the response variables for the occurrence of surgical difficulty during the removal of…
Introduction: Occlusal alterations are report by many patients submitted to the removal of third molars, postoperatively. Thus, it is interesting to assess whether this possible movement to the distal of…
Introduction: Wrong site surgery is a preventable adverse event; however, such events do occur. Although there is a safety check mechanism in place for all outpatient minor oral surgical procedures…
Introduction: Mandibular reconstruction techniques have limitations, particularly when a bone segment of the mandibular angle has been lost. When angled reconstruction plates are used, the stress of muscle action may…
Introduction: One of the main purposes in Oral Implantology for bone regeneration is to maintain or to improve the height and thickness of alveolar bone after tooth extraction as well…
With the loss of teeth begins a process of resorption of the alveolar process already well known by dentists, greatly hampered the rehabilitation of patients with total prostheses or implants….
The rehabilitation treatment in patients with severely atrophic maxilla has always challenged the skills and expertise of most experienced professionals in dentistry. The physiological process of alveolar bone resorption after…
