Abstract
Implant installation immediately into extraction
socket followed with immediate non-functional
restoration has proven to be a common technique
to replace failing teeth in the pre-maxilla (IPR).
Many authors have claimed that IPR reduced
overall treatment time with the ability to maintain
soft tissue profile & bone levels. Indeed, IPR seems
to be a straight forward procedure, however more
detailed & careful assessment should be carried
out before proceeding with such a procedure.
In this series, site & patient related factors that
could influence the clinical outcome of IPR will
be investigated.
socket followed with immediate non-functional
restoration has proven to be a common technique
to replace failing teeth in the pre-maxilla (IPR).
Many authors have claimed that IPR reduced
overall treatment time with the ability to maintain
soft tissue profile & bone levels. Indeed, IPR seems
to be a straight forward procedure, however more
detailed & careful assessment should be carried
out before proceeding with such a procedure.
In this series, site & patient related factors that
could influence the clinical outcome of IPR will
be investigated.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages | 1 |
| Number of pages | 2 |
| Volume | March |
| No. | 2019 |
| Specialist publication | Western Articulator |
| Publication status | Published - Mar 2019 |