| Theories and Techniques of Oral Implantology (vol.1) (published 1970) | Dr. Leonard I. Linkow |
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278 Theories and techniques of oral implantology
Fig. 7-52. Intraoral bandages may be used to protect wounds of the soft tissue.
Fig. 7-55. The grid helps correlate known bone depth with implant length. The implant is a Tramonte spiral-post implant. (Courtesy S. Tramonte.)
Fig. 7-53. An x-ray grid for easier calculation of bone depth. (Courtesy S. Tramonte.)
Fig. 7-54. Intraoral radiograph showing grid superimposed on bone. (Courtesy S. Tramonte.)
Fig. 7-56. Self-contained developer and fixer dental x-ray package. (Manufactured by Phil-X, Corino, Italy.)
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