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

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602 Theories and techniques of oral implantology 








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Fig. 13-52, A, The gold post was removed from the fractured cuspid, and the apical half of the root was removed through the labial cortical plate. Rotary reamers were then used to widen the intact portion of the root. B, The endodontic root stabilizer was then fitted accurately inside the root, extending deep beyond the void left by the removed root. 








Fig. 13-53. A, The bridge with the scalloped template was fitted into position. B and C, The prosthesis was cemented with hard cement. 








Fig. 13-54. Pin implants were driven through the openings in the template. 








Fig. 13-55. The superstructure was cemented over the template after the triplant pins were affixed with acrylic. 








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1 Endodontic root stabilizer placed inside cuspid root









2 Maxillary bridge with scalloped template fitted into position









3 Pin implants driven through openings in maxillary template









4 Superstructure cemented over maxillary template with triplant pins

















	
	
	
	
	

		
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