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Implants

Custom Implant Impression Coping

Posted on: 05.10.17 | by Lee Ann Brady

One of the most common negative consequences of anterior implant dentistry is recession of the gingiva, resulting in black triangles, long contacts and long teeth. Following appropriate treatment planning, excellent surgical management it is critical to develop the tissue profile with a custom fixed provisional. The effort that goes into creating the Read More

Composite Implant Provisional Fabrication

Posted on: 03.22.17 | by Lee Ann Brady

Anterior implant dentistry can be highly demanding. The most common negative outcome is that the tissue esthetics is less than desired. One of the best ways to predict what the tissue position will be on the final restoration, and to influence it to create optimal outcomes is with a custom provisional. There are multiple options for the fabrication of a Read More

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