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BioManagement Complex™ - the basis for predictable esthetic transitional contour
In this complex case of immediate placement and loading, Astra Tech BioManagement Complex™ supported and preserved the esthetics and functional results by maintaining marginal bone and healthy periimplant tissues.
In cases like this, the starting point is always the desired cervical contour for the new crown. If placing the implant 3mm from this contour, the desired biologic width can be created. But it’s important to remember that the stability of cervical buccal tissue is the ultimate determinant of esthetics. This means, preserving this soft tissue architecture while also ensuring optimum marginal bone levels. In this case, the Astra Tech BioManagement Complex is the basis for predictable esthetic transitional contour.
In cases like this, the starting point is always the desired cervical contour for the new crown. If placing the implant 3mm from this contour, the desired biologic width can be created. But it’s important to remember that the stability of cervical buccal tissue is the ultimate determinant of esthetics. This means, preserving this soft tissue architecture while also ensuring optimum marginal bone levels. In this case, the Astra Tech BioManagement Complex is the basis for predictable esthetic transitional contour.
Cultivos óseos para implantes dentales
Los avances de los últimos años en implantes dentales han hecho que el 95% de los pacientes tributados de este tipo de tratamiento vuelva a recuperar sus piezas dentarias perdidas. Esta técnica no sólo supone la recuperación del poder de masticación, sino que ademas mejora el aspecto estético y la autoestima.
Dr. Fernando Rojas-Vizcaya in Astra Tech Dental 2nd World Congress, Washington, 2008
Dr. Fernando Rojas-Vizcaya during his speech in Astra Tech Dental 2nd World Congress, in Washington, June 5th, 2008.
Dr. Fernando Rojas-Vizcaya in Annual UNC Prosthodontics and Oral Surgery Meeting for GP Hilton Head USA
Dr. Fernando Rojas-Vizcaya during his lecture in the Annual University of North Carolina Prosthodontics and Oral Surgery Meeting in Hilton Head island, SC on July 23-28, 2007.