Paul Intino
OOPS! So, the top portion of this article was missed 9Don't know how). I do see the surgeon knew and recommended what to do. My fault. My comments still apply to "stuff" we see daily. Sorry for miss.
Posted Jan 3, 2024 at 7:13am
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The patient presented with an edentulous upper arch and wanted a fixed, implant-supported restoration. Due to inadequate bone, the ideal solution would have been a double sinus lift to accommodate All-on-X implants; however, due to her medical conditions,...
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Paul Intino
Director Of Business Development at Gardali Advanced Restorative & ImplantONE · Utica, NY
Paul Intino
I think Oral Surgeons need to take some responsibility for this. ZERO reason a laboratory should make magic. Poor angles is a result of the lack of treatment planning which may include bone augmentation. THIS case may go fine...many others would fail. Patient loses. Just my $.02