Osteo Implant Global Academy

This is a patient photo sent by Dr. Ahn. It's a preoperative picture GBR (Guided Bone Regeneration) was performed using SmartBuilder This is a radiographic image Preoperative and postoperative CT findings Approximately 6 months later, the implant was placed. This is a radiographic image. It still looks a bit unstable.  

The location of the inferior alveolar nerve during the extraction of tooth #48 It appears to show the inferior alveolar nerve  

If there is a fairly large cystic lesion in the area where implantation is to be performed, there is sometimes concern that the maxillary sinus membrane may tear even if a cresatal approach is used. A cystic lesion is seen in #26 area. On a shot it looks pretty big. First, remove the remaining tooth root and after about 3 months A crestal approach was performed simultaneously with aspiration of the cystic lesion. In order to minimize tearing of the maxillary sinus membrane during bone grafting after the crestal approach, the procedure was performed live. At the same time, a crestal approach was implemented. Here's a shot form 2017 after a surgery. This is a shot after prosthetics in 2018. Here is the shot from 2021s. I think this may be a method that can be used in cases where the cystic lesion is large.  

Here's a case of a 57-year-old female patient. She's planning to have an immadeate implatation in there a #24 area. There are symptoms of fistula and root canal infection on the buccal side. This is the step by step illustration of how after the tooth is removed, the periapical area is carefully treated, cleaned and drilled, and then some allogeneic bone powder transplanted  before implantation is proceeded. After bone grafting, final drilling was performed without irrigation using the placement mode, and then the implant was installed. Afterwards,  bone healing abutment of size 504 was installed. This type of healing abutment seems to be installed well without interference with the adjacent alveolar bone when its placed immediately. Here is the shot after a surgery. This is the final photo after prosthetics, about 4 months later.