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Prosthetic completion of a case with a pterygoid implant
Good evening to all, following the finalization of a case of sectorial pterigoid implant Rx preoperative in which there is evidence lesion…
Oct 28, 2026Site 15: sinus wall displacement with Black Ruby and a shorter implant
Zone 15 , intervention in consulting therefore with few means, what I like is the distal shift of the breast wall , with BLK R1 and 2 …
Oct 28, 2026Being discussed now
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Post-extraction implant with crestal sinus lift and stabilization in the interradicular septum
Latest replyExactly.
14 repliesUpdated Oct 2, 2026Crestal sinus lift with Elevate, collagen and Biosorb
Latest replyOnly with a panoramic radiograph and intraoperative intraoral radiographs.
6 repliesUpdated Oct 1, 2026A colleague asks
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Recovery with Elevate after implant failure: three-month CT follow-up
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