The Combination Syndrome

Here is a case where a patient was missing anterior maxillary teeth and had minimal

Minimal invasive horizontal ridge augmentation with Calcium Sulfate bone cement: A case series

Background: The objective of this retrospective study is to assess the minimal invasive technique for

Apicoectomy of the 5th Sextant

Opening of a flap is done in the cervical area from tooth #33 (22) to

Fracture of Root #46 (30) with Augmentation

The patient is a healthy male, age 49 years. The tooth #46 (30) was broken

Medially Drifted Second Molar with Decay

Patient presented with medially drifted third molar and infected left second maxillary molar. It was

Bimaxillary Immediate Loading with Keratinized Tissue and Bone Gain with Augma Bone Cement – Part 2 – Mandible

The plan for tooth #44 (28) is extraction with immediate implant placement, grafting with Augma

Bimaxillary Immediate Loading with Keratinized Tissue and Bone Gain with Augma Bone Cement – Part 1 – Maxilla

After clinical and radiographic assessment, it was decided to perform extraction of teeth #22 (10)

Reconstructing Old Implant Dentistry with New Modern Efficient Materials and Methods

The patient presented with a failing restoration of the upper jaw. This included failing root

Little Cyst #36 (19)

Root resection was performed on both roots of tooth #36 (19), with cyst enucleation (including

Immediate Implant with Horizontal Augmentation and Immediate Loading

The patient is a 44-year-old, healthy, female. She attended the consultation already missing tooth #14

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