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There have been tremendous advancements in existing technology and materials science. Diagnosis, treatment planning, and clinical therapeutics have become more accurate and efficient with the use of these tools. However, these advancements have not necessarily made the overall practice easier. Immediate loading is not new. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, blade implants were commonly placed, …
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As a general dentist practicing in Harrisonburg, Virginia, I had noticed that local specialists were placing conventional dental implants, but the price was out of reach for many. I started reading about mini dental implants and looked for training options. In 2009, I started placing mini dental implants in the anterior mandible for denture stabilization …
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Implant Practice US has been dedicated to the field of implant dentistry for the past 15 years. So much has happened in the evolution of this remarkable invention — from early experiments of the infamous Dr. P. Brånemark to recent refinements in shape, materials, surfaces, and coatings, to promoting effective osseointegration and reducing post-implant infections. …
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Our worlds are so busy with our time consumed with improving clinically, professionally, and personally. We work hard and hopefully find the time to play hard. From my view as a publisher of four and soon-to-be five dental publications, I see and hear about so much innovation going on in the dental community. Dentists are …
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