Straumann dental implants surgery with GTR (connective tissue graft)

[TheCybochronic]

That Drill IS Huge :O

[implant11]

Where are the commends from the over 4 years, ignorant, uneducated sales representst of the industry you mentioned, MrMnpotto in your commend such as Denis Tarnow, Salama, Buser, Cooper, Grunder, etc,etc, etc ....

These people where till now not able to read and understand this simpe and locig access they contine their butchery without any ethics

[implant11]

@homicidum no, just local anesthesia

[implant11]

It is just a question of logic thinking, intelligence and ethics not to torture your patients with ugly shining inkongruous implants.

6 years follow up are enough to stop the nonsense of Buser and the other ignorant experts missing every ethics

[implant11]

Crazy that you adapt the patient to the incongruous implant than doing it vice versa adapt the implant to the tooth socket.

An ugly incongruous titanium post stays ugly and incongruous regardless you treat the surface you better inform yourself on ww w bioimplant.us a CAD/CAM based truly anatomic dental implant solution without any tortures such as drilling, flaps, bone augmentation and so on.

All you need is just some brain, two hands, a hammer and a mallet and bioimplant.

[MrMnporto]

@implant11

Perhaps, one day that i saw in Pub Med studies about Bioimplant, with five or ten years follow up, i'll try one. One day when, Denis Tarnow, Salama, Buser, Cooper, Grunder, etc,etc, etc .... , publish something about bioimplant, i'll try one too.

[peppiod]

well done...optimal procedure..and a great video

do you think is better put the RN at a subcrestal level ( like in the video) or a little bit up (coronal)? this is with no doubt a great aestetic result ( 5.33)...

p.s. many times i see that many doctors put the RN with the head of the implant out of the crestal bone ( how straumann books etc.. ) and sometimes with the recessions of gengiva there are prosthetic problems... what you think?

best regard