Theories and Techniques of Oral Implantology (vol.1) (published 1970)   Dr. Leonard I. Linkow

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304 Theories and techniques of oral implantology 








Fig. 7-90. To remove a failing implant in a posterior situation, the buccogingival third of the crown may be removed to get at the implant. 








Fig. 7-91. A crown may be severed from a bridge to re-move a posterior restoration supported by a triplant. 








Fig. 7-92. The restoration with triplant still attached ma' be slipped out easily. 








Fig. 7-93. To maintain the benefits of a full arch splint he right central incisor pontic was prepared for a ful :rown restoration without severing it from its mesial solder joint. 








Fig. 7-94. A vent-plant being inserted in the right cuspid region. 








1 Buccogingival third of crown removed to remove failed posterior implant









2 Crown severed from bridge, posterior triplant restoration removed










3 Restoration with triplant still attached may be slipped out easily








4 Vent-plant endosseous implant inserted in right cuspid region








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