Case of Occurrence of fenestration.

-

 



77-year-old female patient this year. The photo is from 2006 when my oral hygiene was relatively good. At that time, I had an implant placed in the 23rd area.










Fenestration occurred, and guided bone regeneration (GBR) was performed using an absorbable membrane.







Impants were placed using a window approach in the 16th and 17th areas, and due to tearing of the maxillary sinus membrane, it was repaired using an absorbable membrane during the implant placement.






The photo is taken after the surgery.







This is a photo from 2008.







This is a photo from 2015.






This is a photo from 2016.






This is a photo from 2017.







Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Implantation of front teeth case

-
Image
There is insufficient bone tissue below the implantation site. We are preparing a new product fixture. Surrounding autologous bone is collected. Synthetic bone and autogenous bone are used to cover the inferior area. Synthetic bone and autogenous bone are used to cover the inferior area.  
Read more

Case of using SBA implant by OSSTEOBIONICS

-
Image
I am currently a 55-year-old male. My oral condition has worsened over the past four years.  She planned extraction of the entire maxilla and fixed prosthetics using implants. First, the tooth was extracted and a temporary denture was installed.  Looking at the healing pattern.  Loss of buccal alveolar bone is seen.  The inferior basilar bone is rather exostotic.  There appears to be sufficient bone mass available. OssteoBionics' SBA implant was placed and submerged. We were able to obtain sufficient initial fixation for fixed temporary prosthesis. To evaluate the bone response of the SBA implant, a two-stage surgery was performed.  Autogenous bone, xenogeneic bone, and synthetic bone were transplanted into the surrounding defect area. This is what it looks like after the second surgery. The bone response is very good, a ll bone graft materials used were well maintained around the implant. This is what it looks like after the final prosthetics. I am a littl...
Read more