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Abstract :
The perequisite to successful implant therapy in the esthetic zone is the understanding of the peri-implant mucosal
barrier and the peri-implant soft tissue anatomy and physiology. In the constantly evolving field of esthetic implant
restorations, emphasis is placed on selecting the least iatrogenic surgical and prosthetic procedure along with the
most appropriate implant and abutment designs.
Proper understanding of the need for three dimensional hard and soft tissue preservation or augmentation will result
in a better soft tissue stability and clinical success in the esthetic zone.
This clinically oriented course will present methods to preserve and augment soft tissues to establish esthetic tissue
contours in different clinical situations and biotypes
The perequisite to successful implant therapy in the esthetic zone is the understanding of the peri-implant mucosal
barrier and the peri-implant soft tissue anatomy and physiology. In the constantly evolving field of esthetic implant
restorations, emphasis is placed on selecting the least iatrogenic surgical and prosthetic procedure along with the
most appropriate implant and abutment designs.
Proper understanding of the need for three dimensional hard and soft tissue preservation or augmentation will result
in a better soft tissue stability and clinical success in the esthetic zone.
This clinically oriented course will present methods to preserve and augment soft tissues to establish esthetic tissue
contours in different clinical situations and biotypes
Title : ANTERIOR IMPLANT RESTORATIONS: WHEN BIOLOGY MEETS ESTHETICS.
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