Nicolás Aronna

For these reasons and more, you should visualize with CBCT certain aspects of the areas to treat. Lingual concavity or undercut is a common finding in the posterior mandible, and ignoring this undercut may result in perforation of the lingual cortex. (1) Traumatisation of vital anatomical structures, neurologic injuries and severe bleeding in the floor … Read more

Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) has been one of the most common surgical procedures in Implantology for the last decades.  As new regenerative treatments are developed, GBR still remains the most performed procedure among the surgeons to gain bone for proper implant placement and long term stability. Guided Bone Regeneration would be consider the gold standard … Read more

Many beneficial effects have been reported in the Scientific Literature from the Growth Factor Therapy which points out the real biological effect in terms of proliferation and cellular differentiation. Thus, many of these properties have been criticized by many experts even denying some of the reported benefits. This is why I would like to mention … Read more

Here you can see one positive factor for Bone Preservation around our implants because even the small details make huge differences.  One of the reasons for early Marginal Bone Loss is the overheating during the osteotomy even with copious irrigation.  The thin cortical bone around our implant will suffer the natural remodeling process in addition … Read more

The use of GF therapy in sinus lift procedure is mandatory nowadays that we have available so much literature about this topic and biology that supports it. The bone graft used (in this case Synthetic) has a very important role in this type of procedures. Do you want to know why? First, it is important … Read more

Scientific Literature describes many variables at the time of presenting the best implant situation for long term stability and the quality of the periimplant tissues should not be questioned. But many studies have shown as well bone stability around implants without the “mandatory” presence of keratinized gingiva (KG). The truth is that biologically speaking the … Read more

One of the most common mistakes we make in dentistry is how we focus the diagnosis and the treatment planning. We can manage many different treatment plannings but just one appropriate diagnosis will avoid a relapse, failure or new development of the problem in our treatment, and here is the key to our success and … Read more

Very soon in Dental Surgery Channel, the V.I.S.T.A Technique for Minimally Invasive Surgery. A specific technique described by Homa Zadeh from USC that properly used can improve your outcomes and keep you away from complications since: 1-. It preserves the original periosteum attachment at the critical areas reducing the post-operatory effect. 2-. Minimizes the bone exposure reducing … Read more

The use of provisionals would be indicated in all the cases if for anatomic reasons or history of bone atrophy and collapse, the original architecture has been reduced or lost due to different factors. The main goal is to recreate the lost scalloped gingiva as well as to reproduce the topography for the best and … Read more

Complications in Implant Dentistry are a very common situation we may face in our daily practice. This will be the topic that I will present next February 22nd in Lithuania and here I want to share some important tips that you should know:   1-. One of the most important factors that we should attend … Read more