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Structured Assessment and Treatment Planning
How to be Successful in Replacing Multiple Missing Adjacent Teeth in the Esthetic Zone
Replacing multiple missing teeth in the esthetic one is considered a complex treatment. Clinicians need to be well aware of potential pitfalls on the road to successful treatment outcomes, notably in the presence of advanced or complex indications for implant treatment, one example being indications with missing adjacent teeth in the anterior maxilla.
By identifying the risks and addressing them appropriately during the diagnostic and treatment planning phase, numerous esthetic short- or longterm complications may be avoided. It is considerably easier to prevent complications than to treat them.
At the end of this Congress Lecture you should be able to…
- recognize general and esthetic modifiers that may influence treatment outcomes
- describe treatment protocols that reduce the risk for complications
- discuss options to resolve complications
- Duration
- 51 minutes
- Source
- ITI Congress Australasia 2013
- CPD/CME
- 0.85 hours
- Purchase price
- 26 Academy Coins
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