The sinus lift is a recognized method for augmentation if the bone volume for implantation at first seems inadequate in posterior aspect of the maxilla. When the practitioner plans for such a procedure, the question is often as to whether use a lateral window approach or an indirect, supposedly less invasive, crestal approach. The following … Read more
It’s unthinkable that in a country with the range of talent we possess in the dental and laboratory profession, that as editor, I have to scout YOUTUBE for interesting videos. The request of Canadian dentists is no more than 6 to 8 figures, a legend that describes the figure consistent with any journal article you’ve … Read more
The following is a query and a response to the query from the comments section of the Journal of Implant and Advanced Clinical Dentistry. I encourage this blog’s readership to comment and respond to the ping and pong below as in due course, when the Clinical eChronicle charts its seminal voyage, we want to leave … Read more
The intent of this new phase of the MOUTHING OFF BLOG is to make it more and more visual and graphic with images, video clips and animations. A friend from St. Louis, Dr. William Cohen, shared this with an implant forum. Bill completes a maxillary sinus lift and simultaneous dental implant placement (Ankylos C/X) utilizing … Read more