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Immediate Molar Implant Placement Using Densah Burs
Posted on 08.05.2015 10:37 PM
By Emil DDS
In Implants
#19 extracted and immediate placement using Densah Burs to preserve--and expand the furca bone. I cannot do this my standard implant drills. Placement of a BSB tissue level 4.8WNx10mm implant with an ISQ of 63.
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Jorge Campos says on 08.06.2015 04:06 AM
Emil, I used the Densah burs last week and gave me the same impression. Couldn´t have done with regular drills.
Nice case.
Thanks for posting,
Jorge
Charles Schwimer says on 08.06.2015 07:54 AM
Emil. Nice case. However, I am not sure wether it is necessary or desirable to "densify"already dense septal bone? Thus far, I only used Densah burs in type 3-4 bone and have successfully converted to type 2-3 (at least upon initial stability). A useful tool for implant surgery in soft bone. Well done. Thank you for sharing. Best regards. Chuck
Emil DDS says on 08.06.2015 12:13 PM
Charles
For me not a need to densify the septal bone but simply not to remove it and loose the bulk for stability.
I have begun using these burs for all of my implant placements. In Type 1 and 2 I will use them in the clockwise or cutting mode and then depending on the density I will reverse and use them in the counterclockwise direction to compact all of the bone particles back into the site. A graft Insuti.
Try it ---you will see an increase in primary stability.
Maurice Salama says on 08.06.2015 08:29 AM
I would have considered placement within the confines of the mesial or distal root sockets and preserve the already dense septal bone. Still a well managed case and thanks for sharing. Dr. Salama
Emil DDS says on 08.06.2015 12:46 PM
Dr.Salama
I do not consider the mesial or distal roots when there is a good septum because it makes the restorative more difficult and can cause food impaction problems.
Here is another case that the septum was used very easily with this approach. You can see how the septal bone was preserves. With standard implant drills this has been difficult for me to achieve.
thomas paul says on 08.06.2015 12:28 PM
Emil,Thought of placing immediate implant using densah burs. Restorative driven implantology with no cantilevers,preservation of bone.Excellent result.like to watch postop prosthesis.
Emil DDS says on 08.06.2015 12:49 PM
Paul
I think some think of these as speciality burs for expansion cases and are overlooking the advantage of bone preservation and compaction to achieve a greater stability in all type of bone---Types 1 2 3 4.
Emil DDS says on 08.12.2015 12:39 PM
10 days post
Emil DDS says on 03.02.2016 11:50 AM
Here are photos of a 6 month follow-up
Jorge Campos says on 03.02.2016 11:55 AM
Emil thanks for updating! Great images!
Regards. Jorge
armando ponzi says on 03.02.2016 12:15 PM
Emil, great case management and final result. I do agree with you that 'in medio stat virtus', much easier on this way. Densah are invaluable here . Did you note though a little vestibular gingival shrinkage? Bundel bone concept does apply to first molar too. Thanks for sharing.Excellent case. Armando
Emil DDS says on 03.02.2016 04:13 PM
Armando
Of course a slight amount of shrinkage and perhaps a shield could have been done but I am happy with the result.
Thanks
Emil
Maurice Salama says on 03.02.2016 12:35 PM
Using your protocol and Densah burs in septal area yesterday...
Maurice Salama says on 03.02.2016 12:36 PM
Treatment process
Emil DDS says on 03.02.2016 03:09 PM
Maurice
Looks great! Nice to see you using the Densah Burs.
Have you used them for crestal lifts yet?
Emil
Maurice Salama says on 03.02.2016 04:22 PM
Yes...I have. very nice addition to our armamentarium. Dr. S
Emil DDS says on 11.10.2016 01:12 PM
Here is a 15 month follow-up !