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Title:
NobelActive Dental Implant: Extraction/Immediate Temporization

Approximate Running Time:
3 min 18 sec.

File Size:
16.7 MB

Content:
This high-quality video demonstrates a minimal-invasive extraction and immediate implant treatment of a patient for a hopeloss,  upper lateral incisor with a narrow platform NobelActive dental implant.

This video includes the step for step of clinical treatment showing the application of atraumatic extraction and the surgical placement of a narrow platform NobelActive dental implant without flap elevation. The chairside fabrication of a custom final titanium abutment is shown and the cementation of the acrylic crown.

Learning Objectives:

• The advantages of using NobelActive dental implant for extraction sites
  
• The fabrication of a chair side titanium temporary abutment
• Minimal-invasive implant treatment and its esthetic and functional benefits

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