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Approximate Running Time:

17 min. with full narration

File Size:
91.6 MB


Content:
This high-quality video demonstrates the surgical placement of 4 dental implants in the edentulous maxillary jaw with the computer based NobelGuide software and prosthesis and the All-on-4 implant placement concept. The video footage shows the step-for-step from anatomy review, model analysis, surgical guide placement, soft tissue punch procedure, bone preparation, surgical drill sequence, implant placement and final torque, immediate prosthetic full-arch treatment and radiographic follow-up.

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