Mandibular Implants (published 1977)   Dr. Leonard I. Linkow

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Before the patient is dismissed, be certain to remove enough of the occlusal surfaces of the blade posts as possible to allow enough room for the fixed prosthesis, fig. 15. Be certain to smooth off all line angles of the posts with a rubber wheel so that the tongue will not be injured, figs. 16, 17.

An immediate post operative periapical x-ray is taken, fig. 18.

Healing is uneventful, fig. 19, and steps are taken to complete the fixed prosthesis, fig. 20. It must not be forced into position, fig. 21, but rather it must fit passively, fig. 22, and the lingual and buccal embrasures must be wide for proper oral hygiene, fig. 23.

X-rays of the bridge and implant in place are then taken, figs. 24, 25.

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1 Tissue punch to prevent crimping tissues around mandibular blade posts



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