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Thank you for your answer and your great lecture Adam. Best regards from Austria
Dear Adam, thank you very much for an excellent webinar.
What implant design do you prefer for immediate implant placement?
Respected sir. ..thank you for superb presentation regarding urs experience
Sie. .when implant is placed with bone substitute. .what is protocol of loading…can be immediate or conventional delayed load us recommended. .urs comments sir
You mentioned a range of 25-40 Ncm which should be achieved for immediate loading. Do you think that more resorption occurs with higher torque?
thank your for your answer and your excellent presentation Dr. Adam
Thank you for a great webinar!
For the case where you placed 2 implants for the lost tooth 36. It looked like you made 2 separate crowns on the 2 implants.
What would bee your considerations for splinting or no splinting of the crowns?
Hé pieter doe groeten aan je vader van marc bertels
Thanks for this lecture very interesting.
What is the name of the grafting concept for immediate placement that you mentioned?
Thank you so much for an excellent webinar once again! In the final case presented with the customised healing abutment on 21 what was the provisional restoration used? An essix splint?
How deep do you place immediate implants?
What kind of bone you use for socketpreservation? Allograft vs autograft vs xenograft or combination?
What age do you deem appropriate for implant placement In a young patient ?
Why implants are deep in your 4C example?
How many millimetres did you recommend to submerge the implant?
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