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Volume 14, Number 2 -- November 2001
TEETH IN A DAYTM in the Upper Jaw
TJ Balshi and GJ Wolfinger
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Preoperative smile distorted by failing temporary teeth
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A TEETH IN A DAYTM smile
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Pretreatment palatal view
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Pretreatment mandibular arch
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Pretreatment provisional restorations
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TEETH IN A DAYTM panradiograph immediately following surgery
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TEETH IN A DAYTM two weeks after surgery, facial edema subsiding
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Palatal view of abutments 8 months after TEETH IN A DAYTM surgery
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The final implant supported rehabilitation
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Custom designed porcelain fused to gold implant retained prosthesis
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Postoperative panradiograph
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Postoperative anterior/posterior cephalometric film
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Postoperative lateral cephalometric film
Introduction
Treatment Planning
Surgical Procedure
Post-Operative
Summary and Acknowledgements
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November 2001, Vol. 14, No. 2
A New Protocol for Immediate
Functional Loading of Dental Implants
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November 2001, Vol. 14, No. 2