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            Implant  in the upper and lower second molar
			
        
    
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As a patient who needs implants in several parts, it was decided to complete the right side first to correct the occlusion in one part and to solidify the vertical stop.
  - Implants
are required for the upper and lower second molars.

- Simple simulation on the CBCT image.

-Pre-op intra-oral view.

- Intra-oral view after extraction.

- Osteotomy (serial drilling but under-drilling).
 
- Arum Implant NB1 Ø5.0*L11.5mm.

- fixture placement.

- Check the initial stability (50Ncm).

-Collagen membrane and HA.

- Suture.

-Post-op CBCT.

- 2 weeks post-op. photo before suture removal.

- pre-op intraoral photo. 4 months after implant placement of opposing tooth.

- implant surgery was simply simulated on the CBCT scanned image.

-serial osteotomy.

-The initial stability of the fixture was good enough.

- Implant was placed in the final position. Arum Implant NB1 5*10

- suture

- post-op CBCT.

- 3 weeks post-op. before the stitches out. Due to the patient's schedule, suture removal was delayed.
 

- Intra-oral view on the day of impression taking.

-ISQ reading on the impression-taking day. 6 months after implant surgery.

-ISQ reading on the impression-taking day. 2 months after implant surgery).
 
- Scan abutments were connected to the implants for digital impression.
 
- A panoramic radiograph was taken to verify the secure connection between the scan abutment and the fixture.

- Scan abutment was connected to the implant for digital impression.

-Custom abutment and zirconia crown (upper & lower molar).

-Custom abutment connection.

-Seating trial.

-Crown cementation.

-Post-op panoramic radiograph.
 
 
                
		As a patient who needs implants in several parts, it was decided to complete the right side first to correct the occlusion in one part and to solidify the vertical stop.
- Simple simulation on the CBCT image.
-Pre-op intra-oral view.
- Intra-oral view after extraction.
- Osteotomy (serial drilling but under-drilling).
- Arum Implant NB1 Ø5.0*L11.5mm.
- fixture placement.
- Check the initial stability (50Ncm).
-Collagen membrane and HA.
- Suture.
-Post-op CBCT.
- 2 weeks post-op. photo before suture removal.
- pre-op intraoral photo. 4 months after implant placement of opposing tooth.
- implant surgery was simply simulated on the CBCT scanned image.
-serial osteotomy.
-The initial stability of the fixture was good enough.
- Implant was placed in the final position. Arum Implant NB1 5*10
- suture
- post-op CBCT.
- 3 weeks post-op. before the stitches out. Due to the patient's schedule, suture removal was delayed.
- Intra-oral view on the day of impression taking.
-ISQ reading on the impression-taking day. 6 months after implant surgery.
-ISQ reading on the impression-taking day. 2 months after implant surgery).
- Scan abutments were connected to the implants for digital impression.
- A panoramic radiograph was taken to verify the secure connection between the scan abutment and the fixture.
- Scan abutment was connected to the implant for digital impression.
-Custom abutment and zirconia crown (upper & lower molar).
-Custom abutment connection.
-Seating trial.
-Crown cementation.
-Post-op panoramic radiograph.
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