| Maxillary Implants (published 1977) | Dr. Leonard I. Linkow |
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Once again soft tissues pad an undercut ridge (1,2). This time the ridge is not knife-edge, which is unusual, but
the undercut forces acutely angling the bladevents (3). Their posts are bent (4) to protrude into prosthodontical-
ly more advantageous alignment that requires countersinking (5) to seat the implants correctly. The finished restoration is seated over beautifully healed, stable abutments (8,9).
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