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Mark Bishara

Bowmanville
As seen in: Dentistry Today, Decisions in Dentistry, Southlake Style Magazine, Institute of Digital Dentistry
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Hi, my name is Dr Mark Bishara. I am a general Dentist and owner of West Bowmanville Family Dental . I have a passion for surgical implant placement and cosmetic Dentistry.

Articles

Planning Versus Placement – Where Implant Predictability Is Actually Decided

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By Mark Bishara
| Institute of Digital Dentistry
A loose crown margin at the recall visit. A screw access hole breaking through the facial surface. A ridge that turned out softer than the scan suggested. Ask where each of these problems actually started and the honest answer is rarely the day of surgery. It started at the planning appointment, in a decision that felt small at the time.
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Angled Screw-Retained Crowns Advance Esthetics and Function

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By Islam Saleh, Mark Bishara, Priscila Ceolin Meneghetti
| Decisions in Dentistry Verified
Share Designing a single implant crown in the maxilla has consistently posed challenges, primarily due to the available bone volume and the desired final position of the restoration. In the pursuit of achieving optimal esthetics, a cement-retained implant prosthesis is frequently favored due to its compatibility with anatomical conditions, superior mechanical performance, and a reduced likelihood of mechanical complications.
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Vitamin D Deficiency and Early Implant Failure: What Every Clinician Should Know

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By Michael A. Pikos, Mark Bishara
| Dentistry Today Verified
Drs. Richard J. Miron, Michael A. Pikos, and Mark Bishara present recent research on the prominent links between the deficiency of certain vitamins and minerals, particularly vitamin D, and early implant failure in this exclusive article, which you can receive two continuing education hours for reading. Learning objectives include: Know the role of antioxidants in wound healing. Understand the effects of vitamin D deficiency on early implant failure and bone graft complications.
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