| Theories and Techniques of Oral Implantology (vol.2) (published 1970) | Dr. Leonard I. Linkow |
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Endodontic implants 603
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Fig. 13-56. A, Roentgenogram shows broken cuspid root prior to its removal. The vent-plant is seen in the bicuspid region. B, The endodontic implant stabilizer as seen 6 months after apicoectomy. C, A cross-sectional occlusal x-ray taken 2 years after initial insertions shows the endodontic implant stabilizer, the vent-plant, and the triplant. Notice the regeneration of bone resembling a lamina dura around the mesial wall of the vent plant and the circumvention of the sinus with the triplant. D, A Panorex x-ray illustrating the bridge and implants 5 years postoperatively.
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Fig. 13-57. A, The existing teeth were extremely loose. B, A Panorex shows very little sup-porting bone.
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