How to Place Implants into Fresh Extraction Sites

Stanley Institute for Comprehensive Dentistry

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Learn Dr. Robert Stanley, the Smile Engineer's, step-by-step process of properly inserting implants into fresh extraction sites with this comprehensive tutorial. This video will guide you through the techniques and considerations involved in placing implants into infected sites, ensuring a successful and seamless procedure.
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11 июн 2024

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@livelaughlakers Месяц назад

Love this content

@Stanleyinstitute 21 день назад

Thank you my friend

@mohammedhamdyelhadary8451 4 месяца назад

Amazing work doctor 🙏 Keep it up Watching from Egypt ❤

@Stanleyinstitute 4 месяца назад

Thank you for the support!

@Swing_park 3 месяца назад

Thank you for sharing your insight Dr. Stanley! I love the idea of immediate placement following extraction, but it seems like maintaining vertical bone height seems to be the biggest challenge. and I am not talking about anterior either. even just for posterior, my experience has been that vertical bone level following extraction + implant + ridge augmentation kinda gets the crystal bone level barely at the level of the implant shoulder, but not any higher so as to cover the top of the implant and create the "platform switching" effect. I use Genate allograft and have tried covering with Memlok collagen, Memlok Amnio, BioXclude, etc. you name it. then do pretty secure suturing. but it always seems like either there is some leakage of bone filler during soft tissue healing or filler shrinkage of some kind. And I place my immediate implants pretty deep - about 2mm below projected crest level - and cover with a screw cover. and I still get a pronounced vertical recess of bone and soft tissue. What am I doing wrong?

@Stanleyinstitute 22 дня назад

Thanks for the great question. For molar teeth try planning for the platform to be 3-4mm apical to the desired FGM of the future tooth. What I have found is that by placing the implant at this depth the vertical bone level becomes irrelevant. Also, recall the papillary fill is dictated by the height of the interproximal crestal bone and not the bone near the implant platform. Give that a try on the next case and let me know if you see a better outcome.

@rymoy4923 4 месяца назад

Love your content, I’m saving up to attend some of your courses!

@Stanleyinstitute 4 месяца назад

We can't wait to have you! In the mean time, we do offer online courses! www.stanleyinstitute.com/courses if you'd like to look at them!

@docere1453 4 месяца назад

Blasphemy. How dare you remove infection and promote healing. 😂 Unless you have trouble guiding the healing with graft and membrane, it’s saving patients a year. And more visits. 😊

@Stanleyinstitute 3 месяца назад

absolutely correct!

@docere1453 3 месяца назад

@@Stanleyinstitute love your personality and principles. You give so many tips, I’ll share one with you. Sleman & Khalil 👀