There are 30 overall results for " Extraction "
Extractions Simplified
Isaac Tawil
Partial Extraction Therapy using R2Gate and a pre-fabricated provisional to reduce surgical and prosthetic chair-time
Jeff Li
One to One Learning One-week Condensed Advanced implant Course with Hands on, and Enhancing your skills by practicing on clinical cases
Mustafa Gameel
Clinical Approaches to Esthetic Pontic Formation Following Traumatic Tooth Extraction: Case Reports
Chan Kwon Jeong
Make Immediate Implant Placement in the Mandibular Anterior Region Easier After Extraction
Ki Young Kim
In contemporary implant dentistry, understanding the inflammatory response and tissue changes that occur following dental extraction has become a critical component of treatment planning. This is particularly important in the anterior and aesthetic zones, where even a routine extraction may result in alveolar bone resorption and soft tissue collapse, potentially compromising gingival architecture and the final restorative outcome.This lecture explores biologically driven strategies for preserving alveolar bone and soft tissue from the pre-extraction stage through final restoration. Based on the biology of the natural tooth–periodontal complex, it also introduces the concepts and clinical applications of Partial Extraction Therapy. These techniques are designed to minimize inflammatory trauma, maintain periodontal support, and recreate natural gingival contours in complex aesthetic cases.
Albert Robles
This lecture provides a comprehensive clinical guide to immediate implant placement following tooth extraction. It focuses on the biological and prosthetic principles required to achieve predictable outcomes while preserving hard and soft tissue architecture.Through clinical cases, the lecturer explains implant selection, primary stability, three-dimensional positioning, socket classification, bone grafting, provisional restoration design, and soft tissue management in both posterior and anterior esthetic regions.
Bachar Husseini
This lecture introduces the concept and clinical significance of the Sealing Socket Abutment (SSA) in immediate implant placement. It explains how SSA can help seal the extraction socket, stabilize graft material and blood clot, preserve peri-implant soft tissue, and support the development of a natural emergence profile. The lecture also reviews the growing role of SSA as immediate implant placement becomes more widely accepted in clinical practice.
Soo Hyung Lee
This lecture provides a comprehensive clinical guide to immediate implant placement in posterior regions, addressing the unique anatomical challenges of molar and premolar extraction sites. Starting with patient selection and indications, the presentation systematically covers the Smith & Tarnow classification of molar extraction sockets (Type A, B, and C) and the corresponding surgical strategies for each scenario—including septal bone engagement, gap management with or without bone grafting, and sinus floor elevation via osteodensification. Through detailed clinical case demonstrations, attendees will learn how to achieve predictable primary stability, manage primary wound closure, and optimize long-term restorative outcomes in posterior immediate implant cases.
Zhouyu Ding