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Clinical cases : implant surgery
Clinical case: Implant placement after bone graft apposition and recovery with autogenous bone
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HYGITECH Academy invites you to watch this clinical case on dental implant placement after bone...
Surgery
Peri-implantitis 2/3 : epidemiological data, various means of diagnosis and different risk factors.
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Further to the anatomical-histological review of periodontal and peri-implant tissues, this...
Product guide
How to choose an autoclave?
The autoclave is a central piece of equipment in any dental practice. It ensures the...
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Product guide
List of surgical goods and equipment needed
The success of a surgical procedure doesn’t rely solely on the practitioner’s skills—it also...
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How to choose instruments for implant surgeries?
Dental implantology is a demanding discipline that requires precise and appropriate...
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The success of a dental surgery depends on a multitude of criteria (asepsis, sterilization, patient's and surgeon’s conditions...).
According to official figures, approximately 5% of the implant surgeries fail. When a failure happens, the surgeon replaces the incriminated implant. The new implant, placed at the same location, also have a success rate of 95%.
