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Nous
avons créé ce forum afin de permettre à nos
cliniciens de partager des cas cliniques susceptibles
de nous intéresser tous.
(Veuillez
noter que ce journal est disponible en anglais
seulement)
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Édition
7 / Dentaire OCF
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| Immediate
Implant Placement and Sinus Lift with Simultaneous
Guided Bone Regeneration. |
| Farhad
E. Boltchi, D.M.D., M.S., Arlington,TX |
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This
case illustrates immediate placement of implants
in conjunction with a sinus
elevation procedure facilitated by a bone graft substitute...
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Édition
6 / Dentaire OCF
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| Immediate
Implant Placement and Sinus Lift with Simultaneous
Guided Bone Regeneration. |
| Dr.
William F. Runyon, Jr., D.D.S., Ft. Worth, TX |
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This
case study demonstrates immediate placement of
implants in conjunction with a sinus elevation
procedure utilizing a bone graft substitute....
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Édition
5 / Dentaire OCF
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| Guided
Tissue Regeneration Can Save Endo-perio
Compromised Cases. |
| Ari
Gold, D.D.S., D.ENDO, F.R.C.D.(C), Toronto, Ontario |
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Guided
Tissue Regeneration (GTR) can promote
or guide the proliferation of periodontal
ligament cells and attachments onto denuded
root surfaces. The use of a biocompatible,
resorbable membrane provides for the
extensive regeneration of the attachment
apparatus without the interference of
faster regenerating epithelial cells.
This is a form of selective cell repopulation.
The use of DFDBA (Demineralized Freeze
Dried Bone Allograft) materials can add
an osteoconductive and osteoinductive
component to facilitate the bone regeneration
process...
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Édition
4 / Dentaire OCF
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| Maxillary
Antroplasty with Augmentation Bone Grafting
and Immediate Implant Placement. |
| Dr.
Blake Nicolucci, Cert. ABOI, Fellow AAID, Fellow
ICD, London, Ontario |
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Sinus
elevations are an accepted treatment
modality to provide sufficient vital
bone for the fixation of dental implants.
Many edentulous posterior maxillas are
subject to alveolar ridge resorption
and increased pneumatization of the sinus.
The classical sinus elevation with simultaneous
implant placement is indicated where
there is adequate ridge height and volume
to achieve primary stability of the implants...
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Édition
3 / Dentaire OCF
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| Autogenous
Bone Graft Harvesting for Implant Dehiscence
Defect. |
| Dr.
Doug-Seok Sohn, Associate Professor, Chair Department
of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Daegu Catholic
University Hospital, Daegu, South Korea |
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While
autogenous bone remains the "Gold
Standard" for many implant related
hard tissue grafting cases, there remains
several drawbacks related to typical
harvesting procedures. Patient dependant
factors such as anatomical differences
limiting access and poor bone quality
cannot be controlled, yet there are several
tools and techniques available to the
dental clinician to help reduce donor
site morbidity and surgical harvesting
time...
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Édition
2 / Dentaire OCF
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| Maxillary
Reconstruction using a Mixture of Autogenous
Bone and DynaGraft Putty. |
| Richard
C. Bell, DMD, M Sc, FRCD (C), Private
practice, Kelowna, British Columbia |
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Maxillary
and mandibular osseous reconstruction
is often necessary to aid the prosthetic
rehabilitation of many types of patients.
These include post-traumatic, atrophic
and post-ablative defects. In these as
well as other guided bone regeneration
procedures, readily available and predictable
materials can expand the surgeon's choices
in treatment planning. As the following
Case Report indicates, a mixture composed
of autogenous bone and DynaGraft Putty
demineralized bone matrix (DBM) in a
reverse phase medium, (Citagenix Inc.
Montreal, Quebec) has shown promise for
use in horizontal maxillary alveolar
ridge reconstruction...
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Édition
1 / Dentaire OCF
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| Implant
Placement with Simultaneous Guided Bone
Regeneration. |
| Dr.
Steven Faigan, Certified Specialist in Periodontics,
Kelowna, British Columbia |
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Endosseous
dental implants are a predictable modality
of tooth replacement that can improve
the dental health and quality of life
for many people. However, there is often
inadequate bone to receive and support
implants. This can be the result of trauma,
periodontal disease, endodontic infection,
postextraction ridge defects, disuse
atrophy, etc. Therefore, guided bone
regenerative procedures (GBR) have evolved
to be an integral and predictable component
of implant dentistry, either in preparation
for, or in conjunction with, implant
placement...
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