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

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Implant histology 101 








Fig. 4-36. In an attempt to save the loose prosthesis, pir implants were driven through the palatal bar into bone 








Fig. 4-38. Both posterior quadrants were easily removed, and the pin implants were still locked to the prosthesis. 








Fig. 4-39. The vent-plant unit remained firm in the bone. 








Fig. 4-37. A, The pins were bent flush with palatal bar and B, sealed to it with acrylic. 








Fig. 4-40. After severing the unit, it was easy to remove the nasal septum vent-plant. 









1 Tripod pin implant through palatal bar in bone to save prosthesis










2 Tripod implant pins bent flush with palatal bar, sealed with acrylic









3 Posterior quadrants removed, tripod pin implants locked to prosthesis










4 Endosseous vent-plant implant unit is firm in the bone









5 Unit severed, nasal septum vent-plant implant removed


















	
	
	
	
	

		
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