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4a
On the day of surgery, the risks and benefits of the
planned implant surgery were reviewed thoroughly with
the patient, and her verbal and written informed consent
was obtained. The patient was then draped in the
usual sterile fashion for implant surgery, and instructed
to swish preoperatively with 0.12% chlorhexidine gluconate
oral rinse for one minute. The surgical area was
anesthetized using 4% Septocaine ® with epinephrine
1:100,000 (Septodont; Lancaster, Pa.), buccally and
palatally. A full thickness mucoperiosteal flap was then
reflected between the mesial of tooth #3 and the distal
of tooth #5 to allow visualization of the alveolus.
3
The fit of the Inclusive Tooth Replacement Solution
prosthetic guide was confirmed, and the proposed
location of the osteotomy site verified using a periodontal
probe. With the prosthetic guide in place,
the planned site was marked using the Inclusive ®
Lance Drill.
4b
The prosthetic guide was then removed and the pilot
hole made utilizing the 2.3 mm/2.0 mm diameter surgical
drill to a depth of 10 mm.
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