A Single-Step Implant Treatment of a Patient Presenting with a High Smile Line (Gummy Smile) - Surgical, Prosthetic, and Financial Considerations of Full-Mouth Rehabilitation with One-Piece Implants Anchored in Cortical Bone - A Case Report.

Dental implant treatment and immediate loading protocol in the front maxillae provides severe esthetical difficulties, for example in cases where the transition zone of the patients' teeth and the gums is visible during habitual movements of the upper lip or when the patient presents excessive gingival display. In this case report, it is shown in detail how to overcome the esthetic problems in a straightforward manner in such clinical situations. The article also discusses in which financial environments treatments on teeth are endlessly continued and under which conditions patients manage to get (and prefer) an early switch to implant borne teeth.

Consensus Regarding 16 Recognized and Clinically Proven Methods and Sub-Methods for Placing Corticobasal Oral Implants.

This Consensus-Document is issued by the International Implant Foundation (Munich/Germany). It describes distinct methods of placement of cortico-basal oral implants in different areas of the jaw bone and the maxillo-facial skeleton. The implants utilize the method of "osseofixation" instead of "osseointegration" for achieving primary, functional stability, hence they work according to the (AO-) principles of fracture treatment.

Esthetic Indication for Dental Implant Treatment and Immediate Loading (3). Case Report and Considerations Regarding the Aspect of the Patient's Right to Self-Determination in Medical Decision-Making.

The technology of the Strategic Implant has expanded the indications for tooth and bone removal. This case report shows what kind of results are possible and how much the appearance of a patient can be changed within a few days if both teeth and bone are removed. The treatment option explained here could be considered by patients with a gummy smile.

Effects of Corticobasal Implant Protrusion inside the Nasal and Maxillary Sinus.

Background: Implant protrusion into the nasal and maxillary sinuses presents a challenge in cases of severely resorbed maxillae.

Aim: The aim of this study was to evaluate the clinical and radiographic effects of BECES implant penetration depth into the nasal and maxillary sinuses.

Setting And Design: This was an observational study conducted in a tertiary institution.