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

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596 Theories and techniques of oral implantology

Fig. 13-30. An endodontic root stabilizer was set deeply into the bone existing below the loose incisor, immediately stabilizing it. All implants were set into the bone, and gold copings were placed over them.

Fig. 13-31. A full arch fixed denture was cemented over the abutments.

Fig. 13-32. A 3-year postoperative Panorex roentgenogram shows the endodontic implant stabilizer and the implants. Some bone resorption is evident around the left first implant extending downward from the alveolar crest. Also, an infrabony pocket exists along part of the mesial wall of the remaining right molar. The patient, however, has been enjoying eating and chewing for the past 3'/rz years. There is no mobility.

Fig. 13-33. The mouth of a 55-year-old physician.

Fig. 13-34. Three loose teeth were supported with endodontic stabilizers.

1 Full arch fixed denture cemented over the abutments
2 Panorex roentgenogram shows endodontic implant stabilizer & implants
3 Mouth of 55 year old physician
4 Three loose lower teeth supported with endodontic stabilizers
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