Name: The fundamental basics of the Socket Shield Technique (en Inglés)
SKU: 66261954
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Author: Khenfir, Faten; Charfi, Ghada; Tlili, Mohamed
ISBN: 9786209285325

portada The fundamental basics of the Socket Shield Technique (en Inglés)

The fundamental basics of the Socket Shield Technique (en Inglés)

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Our Knowledge Publishing

Autor

Khenfir, Faten; Charfi, Ghada; Tlili, Mohamed

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Inglés

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Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9x15.2x0.5 cm

ISBN13

9786209285325

The fundamental basics of the Socket Shield Technique (en Inglés)

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The Socket Shield Technique (SST) is an innovative implantology method that aims to preserve the vestibular root wall during extraction, in order to maintain bone and gingival architecture, particularly in areas with high aesthetic requirements. It consists of preserving an intact vestibular root fragment (the "shield") while inserting an implant immediately in the palatal position, without direct contact with the shield. This technique helps to prevent vestibular bone resorption and to achieve better aesthetic results, particularly in terms of soft tissue. Advantages include conservation of alveolar volume, stability of gingival contour and reduced need for bone grafts. However, the disadvantages of SST include its technical complexity, the risk of infection or shield mobility, and the need for specific training. It is indicated for patients requiring unitary extraction in the anterior region with intact vestibular wall, in the absence of active infectious lesion. Limitations include fractured roots, severe infections, etc.