Categories (Cases/Videos)
Implant Therapy
- Anterior/Esthetic (827/23)
- Implants (2267/129)
- Full Arch & Dentures (185/5)
- Failures (218/2)
- CBCT & CAD/CAM (119/8)
Surgical (Regenerative)
Restorative
Comprehensive Dentistry
- Periodontics (304/12)
- Endodontics (176/6)
- Orthodontics (255/3)
- Practice Management (35/1)
- Other (446/9)
Other
RST & Pedicle CTG technique
Posted on 09.28.2015 10:21 PM
By sebastian cespedes
In Soft Tissue Enhancement
ROOT SUBMERGED TECHNIQUE described in a video format with the addition of a palatal pedicle CTG for submergence of the roots. Thoughts and considerations?
642 Views
Add a comment to the discussion on RST & Pedicle CTG technique
Video has been added to your favorites.
Video has been removed from your favorites.
Thank you for your input. Your comment has been posted.
You are now following this member. You will get notified on any new topics posted by this member.
You are no longer following this member. You will not get notified on any new topics posted by this member.
Edit Comment
Comment has been updated.
7 Comments
henry salama says on 09.29.2015 11:59 AM
Good work Sebastian. I like the rotated palatal flaps. Are you planning implants in the laterals? Would love to see follow-up x-rays or CT. Keep us posted on the case.
Maurice Salama says on 09.29.2015 12:00 PM
Very nice combination of SRT with PCTG. Well done. Keep us posted on the outcome and follow up? Were these teeth vital? Dr. Salama
Gregory Mark says on 09.29.2015 02:37 PM
Thank you for your case! What was the reason not to crown them? Gregory
Jorge Campos says on 09.29.2015 04:46 PM
Sebastian very nice video. I´m curious about final prosthesis. Implants on laterals?
I usually cover RST with PRF alone.
Thanks for posting and keep us posted.
Jorge
sebastian cespedes says on 09.29.2015 06:33 PM
thanks for the comments you really motivate too keep sharing , the patient has implants in the laterals already , and after the surgery she went home with a fixed provisional in the implant of 7 and 10 , the 8 has endodontic treatment and 9 was vital but not restorable because the amount of bone lost and the movility , i made just two days ago the surgery i will keep posted the case
laurent oiknine says on 09.30.2015 03:05 PM
Did you remove the nerve on 9 or did you leave it before covering with graft ?
sebastian cespedes says on 10.04.2015 10:11 AM
Laurent i leave the nerve , there are some old papers where we can se that after this procedure the nerv keeps alive , histological cuts show that it can continue with the conective tissue