This document discusses immediate implant placement following tooth extraction. Some key advantages include improved patient acceptance, potentially the best esthetic result, and preventing loss of ideal gingival contour. Considerations for immediate placement include ensuring adequate bone at the extraction site and protecting the implant from excessive forces until osseointegration is complete. Proper technique for extraction and osteotomy preparation is important to maximize the likelihood of successful integration of the immediately placed implant.

1. Level II: Advanced Implant Placement and Restoration Course Dr. David Dalise Dr. Gary McCabe Ross

2. Immediate Implant Placement Following an Extraction

15. Pre extraction

16. Scaling Prior to Extraction

17. Post Scaling View

18. Initial Sharp Disection Removal of Circumferential Fibers

19. Atraumatic Extraction

20. Post Extraction Osteotomy Sites

21. Full Thickness Flap

22. Osseous Defect

23. Alveolar Ostectomy

24. Decortication

25. Osteotomy

26. Implant Insertion

27. Post Insertion Alignment Verification

28. Initial Torque Stability

29. DMFDB Allograft

30. Graft Placement

31. Pre Closure

32. Initial Suture Placement

33. Final Closure

34. Post Placement

35. Post Placement

36. Placement of Barrier for Impression

37. Putty Impression with Barrier

38. Post Impression

39. Post Impression without Barrier

40. Final Impression with Analogs

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