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Immediate implants in the aesthetic zone remain a hotly debated topic with many enthusiasts among clinicians, as well as many sceptics. This controversy appears to extend even to research, with the few available prospective studies often presenting seemingly conflicting outcomes.

The patient is referred for the creating of a zone of keratinised mucosa, buccal of the implant crown #46. After removal of the crown and placement of a healing abutment, a split-thickness, apically repositioned flap buccal of the implant is executed. The buccal side of the flap is fixed in an apical position with lateral sutures, exposing the periosteum.

“Clinical decision-making and treatment planning are ideal topics to learn online.” ITI fellow and e-learning expert Dr. Nikos Mattheos discusses with Philipp Nueesch of ITI about the possibilities of on-line learning and how we can use these difficult times to learn and grow from home.

Which is the best way to take an impression of full arch implants? Is the conventional way still the safest way to go? Maybe it’s time to reconsider, according to a recently published study from Eastman Institute at the University of Rochester, NY.

Evidence and Trends for Patient-Centered Solutions: The Challenge of Choice