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Novel “All in 4-4-4” Hybrid Prosthesis: Bridging the Affordability Gap | Compendium

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By Lambert J. Stumpel, E. Armand Bedrossian, N. Cory Glenn, Joe Mehranfar
| AEGIS Dental Network
Lambert J. Stumpel, DDS; E. Armand Bedrossian, DDS, MSD; N. Cory Glenn, DDS; Joe Mehranfar, DMD; and Marta Revilla-León, DDS, MSD, PhD Abstract: A strong body of scientific evidence indicates that a four dental implant-supported prosthesis is well suited for a full-arch rehabilitation. Yet, countless edentulous patients who could benefit from this established concept are left untreated because of high costs.
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Ten Steps to Bone Reduction in a Full-Arch Surgical Guide

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By Daniel Domingue, N. Cory Glenn, Lilia Herrera, Eldridge Nicholson
| Dentistry Today Verified
INTRODUCTION In 2021, Mijiritsky et al,1 including other well-known clinicians like Dr. Scott Ganz, published the largest retrospective study on guided surgery, called “Variety of surgical guides and protocols for bone reduction prior to implant placement: a narrative review.” It details the largest review study, dating back from 1988 to 2020 and compiling every surgical guide design with bone reduction and the advantages of guided surgery.
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Guided Ridge Healing With Full-Arch Custom Prosthetics

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By Drs. Daniel Domingue, N. Cory Glenn
| Dentistry Today Verified
Category: Implants Created: Thursday, 01 April 2021 00:00 Written by Drs. Daniel Domingue and N. Cory Glenn Print Email Soft-tissue thickness is imperative around implants to promote long-term survival and the prevention of issues, including bone die back, peri-implantitis, pain, and even implant failure.
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