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

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494 Theories and techniques of oral implantology

Fig. 11-99. The original bridge still in place. Note recession and poor condition of gums.

Fig. 11-100. The massive holes were created by removing granulation tissue from the open sockets.

Fig. 11-101. An implant was placed in the unaffected bone in the right molar region.

Fig. 11-102. Likewise, another blade implant was placed in the left molar region, in the area of the original pontics.

Fig. 11-103. Two vent-plants were inserted anteriorly. Note the massive bone loss (arrows) flanking both vent-plants.

Fig. 11-104. Sterile plaster of Paris was poured into the open sockets.

1 Massive holes created by removing granulation tissue from open sockets
2 Implant placed in unaffected bone in lower right molar region
3 Blade implant placed in left molar region in area of original pontics
4 Ventplants inserted in lower jaw with massive bone loss flanking them
5 Sterile plaster of Paris poured into open sockets in mandible
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