Gianmario Scalvi presents a case with an Ornaghi 5x5 implant. In his replies, he describes using the 300 insert, bone harvested from other implant sites, and the “sinus” for stabilization.
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Bicon?
Bicon?
Ornaghi; they are practically the same.
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Ornaghi, sono praticamente uguali
Are these also press-fit?
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Anche questi sono press fit?
Yes, you recover a lot of bone from the drills. I used the “sinus”, which allows the implant to be stabilized and prevents displacement.
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Si, recuperi un sacco di osso dalle frese. Ho usato il “sinus” che consente di stabilizzare l’impianto ed evitare il dislocamento
A friend recommended them to me recently, and I have to say I am finding them very good in cases of severe atrophy.
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Un amico me li ha consigliati recentemente e devo dire che mi sto trovando molto bene in casi di grave atrofie
Yes, Bicon also calls them that: “sinus abutment”.
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Si anche la bicon li chiama cosi “sinus abutment”
Nice case, congratulations! What sequence did you use?
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Bel caso, complimenti! Che sequenza hai utilizzato?
Thank you! I created the entry for the 300 insert and used that one directly, then I used bone harvested from the other implant sites. The implant is a 5x5.
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Grazie! Ho creato l’invito per l’inserto da 300 e ho usato direttamente quello, poi ho usato osso prelevato dagli altri siti implantari. L’impianto è un 5x5
Thank you, and congratulations again.
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Grazie e complimenti ancora
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