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Choosing a prosthetic strategy
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Giacomo Fabbri
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1h 10min
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Choosing a prosthetic strategy
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Lesson program
– Stages of rehabilitation:
- Phase A: Implantation and temporary prosthetics
- Phase B: Final rehabilitation.
– Number of implants: features of choice for the upper and lower jaw
– Submerged implants and temporary removable prostheses: clinical tips
– Strategies for temporary prosthetics
– Full-acrylic restorations: advantages and disadvantages
– Temporary prosthetics with immediate loading: a technique
– Design and material of the prosthetics: in vitro research
– Metal frame: manufacturing, advantages and disadvantages
– Intermediate abutments
– Biological width and bone remodeling: stability factors
– Tilted implants: prosthitic aspects
– Biomechanical and biological aspects of implant-bone contact.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.
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