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

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Fig. 15-65. The superstructure was then cemented over the built-up acrylic core and gold post extending from the template.

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Fig. 15-66. The occlusion was once again checked. Sutures were used to close the wound.

Fig. 15-67. A Panorex and intraoral radiograph showing the completed case. (From Linkow, L. I.: Atypical implantations for anatomically contraindicated situations, Dent. Concepts, Fall, 1967.)

Fig. 15-68. Three weeks later, the tissue looks excellent.

Fig. 15-69. An 18-month postoperative x-ray shows filling-in of bone and the implant in excellent condition.

1 Implant superstructure cemented on acrylic core, gold post on template
2 Occlusion checked after upper endosseous pin implantation
3 Panorex and intraoral xray after upper endosseous pin implantation
4 Excellent tissue healing after endosseous pin implantation in maxilla
5 Post-op xray shows filling in of bone and implant in good condition



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