Theories and Techniques of Oral Implantology (vol.2) (published 1970)   Dr. Leonard I. Linkow

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410 Theories and techniques of oral implantology

Fig. 10-89. Existing bridges revealed lack of occlusion as a result of extreme mobility of existing abutment teeth.

Fig. 10-91. Gold castings were fabricated and fitted.

Fig. 10-90. Three upper teeth were saved.

Fig. 10-92. The various sized burs were used to perforate the osseous structures prior to the implant insertions.

Fig. 10-94. The implants in place.

Fig. 10-93. The earliest type of tantalum vent-plants (nonself-tapping) were then screwed into the holes made by the burs and taps.

1 Maxillary bridges having no occlusion as abutment teeth are mobile
2 Gold castings fabricated and fitted in the upper jaw
3 Tantalum vent plants (nonself tapping) screwed into upper jaw
4 Various sized burs used to perforate osseous structures in maxilla
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