A patient lacks the necessary bone to support dental implants in the upper left quadrant and therefore requires a bone augmentation procedure. A bone bone block graft is harvested from the patient’s lower jaw (donor site) and 2 bone block veneers (aka bone shields, bone shells, bone blades or bone

A patient has a failed 5-unit dental bridge and needs the extraction of 2 teeth as a result. The area of missing teeth will then increase from 2 to 4 and a new 6-unit dental bridge is not possible due to the excessiveness of the longer span of space. Therefore,

The patient has a fractured tooth #7 and therefore is extracted. A dental implant is then placed (restoration) on the same day of the extraction of the tooth. An abutment and implant crown is then connected to the implant.

This patient has experienced excessive bone resorption and can no longer continue to wear a complete denture. The complete deterioration of the entire alveolar bone for his lower jaw has resulted in the inferior alveolar nerves to being exposed and laying above the remaining basal bone. What was once completely

The patient is congenitally missing a central incisor and as a result there is space closure resulting in insufficient space for an ideal size tooth at the site. In addition, since the patient is born without this tooth there is also deficient quantity of bone at the same site. Therefore,

This patient wants a tooth gap in the mouth to be filled with a dental implant and implant crown. This case is straightforward since this is a healed site (the tooth had been extracted over a year ago), there is available bone in all 3 dimensions (sufficient bone width, height,

A female patient lacks the necessary bone thickness (alveolar ridge width) to support regular size dental implants. Therefore, a ridge splitting procedure (RSP) is performed so that 6 standard platform (regular size) endosteal or root-form implants could be placed and not resort to using narrow platform (narrow size) implants which