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On the Web Here’s a sneak peek at additional Inclusive magazine content available online ONLINE Video Presentations ■ Dr. Perry Jones talks about the transforming effects of digital technology on the quality of dentistry, including how it takes accuracy and predictability to a new level. ■ Dzevad Ceranic, CDT, and Glidewell staff showcase cutting-edge CAD/CAM processes used to produce a screw-retained crown with Ivoclar Vivadent’s strong, highly esthetic IPS e.max ® . ■ Glidewell VP of R&D Robin Carden sheds light on the intrinsic material properties of monolithic BruxZir ® Solid Zirconia that make it ideal for implant restorations. ■ Dr. Darrin Wiederhold outlines the Do’s and Don’ts of immediate loading, providing guidelines for maximizing short- and long-term restorative success. ■ Inclusive ® Tooth Replacement Solution Tips and Techniques: • Proper use of the prosthetic guide. • How the cemented custom temporary abutment and BioTemps ® provisional crown can easily be converted to a one-piece, screw-retained prosthesis. • The simple process of adjusting and relining the patientspecific temporary components chairside. Check out the latest issue of Inclusive magazine online or via your smartphone at www.inclusivemagazine.com gIDE LECTURE-ON-DEMAND PREVIEW ■ Dr. Sascha Jovanovic takes viewers through the planning, surgical procedure, and immediate provisionalization of a maxillary premolar in this gIDE video lecture, “Single Implant Placement for Missing Upper Premolar.” Look for these icons on the pages that follow for additional content available online ONLINE CE credit ■ Get free CE credit for the material in this issue with each test you complete and pass. To get started, visit our website and look for the articles marked with “CE.” – www.inclusivemagazine.com –
Contents 13 Intraoral Scanning and Model-less Implant Restorations Discover why digital implant restorations make sense in this photo essay by Dr. Tarun Agarwal. In his first model-less restoration, Dr. Agarwal shows how going digital not only simplifies the implant restoration process, making it available at a reduced lab fee within a quicker turnaround time, but also offers the convenience of an open platform that works with almost any digital impression system on the market today. 19 Guided Implant Surgery for Single-Tooth Restorations: Streamlining the Process Digital treatment planning and guided surgery can be of significant aid in the diagnosis and treatment of dental implant cases, adding a degree of precision and predictability unmatched by conventional procedures. Addressing common concerns regarding time and expense, Dr. Bradley Bockhorst and Zach Dalmau, DTP and guided surgery production manager at Glidewell Laboratories, provide options for reducing cost and maximizing efficiency when utilizing this technology, making it feasible even for singletooth restorations. 35 The Do’s and Don’ts of Immediate Loading or Provisionalization of Dental Implants As the cosmetic expectations of implant patients increase, clinicians are strongly motivated to meet the demand for immediate loading or provisionalization of freshly placed implants. Bearing in mind the fundamental importance of unimpeded osseointegration, Dr. Darrin Wiederhold outlines the Do’s and Don’ts of immediate loading, providing guidelines for maximizing both short- and longterm restorative success. – Contents – 1
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