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My First Implant (© 2009)
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Benefits of utilizing digital treatment planning and guided surgery include:

the case is planned from both a surgical and prosthetic perspective

the major decisions are made prior to surgery

the digital plan is transferred to the surgical site utilizing a surgical template

all of the above

When selecting your first implant candidate, areas to consider include:

adequate ridge width and height

adequate restorative space

a premolar or 1st molar replacement

all of the above

Simple steps leading up to placing an implant when using Digital Treatment Planning include:

gathering diagnostic information and taking study models

a radiographic guide is made by lab and the dentist checks the fit on the patient

at a radiology lab, a cone beam scan of the patient is done with the radiographic guide in place

all of the above

The cone beam scan and the Digital Treatment Plan are used to generate:

the surgical template

a detailed four dimensional X-ray

a custom-made titanium implant abutment

all of the above

As demonstrated, unlike a panoramic X-ray, a "CT scan" also shows:

where to anesthetize the patient

the width of the bone

the health of the gingiva

none of the above

The benefit(s) of using digitally guided surgery include(s):

better safety margin for the dentist and the patient

decreases stress

both a and b

none of the above

As important as there being enough bone is whether there is enough restorative space:

True

False

About 10 mm of buccal-lingual width and 20 mm from the crest of the ridge to the top of the canal:

is too little room for most implants

would be too little restorative space

would be too little vertical height

is an example of adequate bone and a good candidate for the first case

A safety margin rule of thumb after implant placement is:

at least 1.5 mm of buccal bone and lingual bone - ideally 2 mm or more

at least 1.5 mm away from adjacent roots

at least 2 mm away from the mandibular canal

all of the above

10.

Which of the following statements is/are true:

the drill will not go any deeper than allowed by the vertical stop

a torque wrench is used for the final seating of an implant

following the use of a 13.0 mm Platform Drill, an implant was threaded into the osteotomy with a handpiece and finished with the manual torque wrench

all of the above are true

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