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Healing Biology of the Post-Extraction Socket
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Healing Biology of the Post-Extraction Socket
Filipe Lopes0:01
Webinar overview and clinical case outcomes
7:08
Periosteum, primary closure, and socket blood supply
14:12
Socket healing: clot, granulation, and flapless advantage
23:25
Buccal plate dimensions and bone biotype
28:20
Management strategies and socket shield (PET)
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47min
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0.75 CE Credits

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Lesson program
– Soft tissues behavior & bone behavior after tooth extraction
– Biologic width’s vertical dimensions: sulcus, epithelial adherence, connective tissue adherence
– Biologic width’s horizontal dimensions: marginal gingiva and connective tissue
– Post-extraction gap: tactics
– Tissue involved in tooth extraction: epithelium, connective tissue, bone
– Primary closure: disadvantages
– Alveolar socket healing: differences between flap and flapless surgery
– The mean bone thickness
– Grafting strategies
– Bone resorption prevention
– Classification of soft tissue.
Recommended for: Implantologists.
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