Cómo COLOCAR IMPLANTES a pacientes sin hueso o POCO HUESO DENTAL | Dentalk! ©

Under ideal conditions, implants are placed in the patient's jawbone, but some patients don't have enough bone for this. Here we present ten techniques for these cases. 0) Introduction 00:00. Bone insufficiency can complicate implant placement. We discuss the available alternatives in this Dentalk video from Clínica Médico Dental Pardiñas (http://j.mp/cPardinas). 1) Causes of Bone Loss 00:32. Bone loss is a common problem, especially in older age groups. Causes include genetics, trauma, disease, misaligned teeth, and bone resorption. 2) Implants for Patients with Bone Problems 03:08. The standard implant usually has variable height and width measurements depending on the amount of bone available and the patient's anatomy. In cases of patients with insufficient bone, we can use: 2a) Short Implants 03:35. Short implants are shorter than normal and are indicated for patients with insufficient bone or where anatomical structures prevent the placement of a longer implant 👉 https://bit.ly/implantecortoYT. 2b) Zygomatic Implant 03:51. This treatment involves placing one or two implants longer than conventional implants, anchored in the zygomatic bone or cheekbone 👉 https://bit.ly/cigomaticosYT. 2c) "All-on-Four" Technique 05:04. This technique allows for the placement of four implants in both the maxilla and mandible 👉 https://bit.ly/allonfourYT. 3) Regeneration or Grafting to Facilitate Placement 05:44. Another possibility is the use of techniques that promote the recovery of the implant. Here we find: 3a) Placement through bone expansion 05:57. This allows for the placement of implants in areas where the bone is narrower than normal. It consists of performing a partial horizontal division of the bone, enabling the placement of implants in the created space. The empty spaces are then filled, and a membrane is placed to cover the area 👉 https://bit.ly/expansionYT. 3b) Block bone grafting 06:25. This surgical technique allows for the regeneration of bone defects in indicated cases. Small perforations are made in the bone of the recipient area to promote proper vascularization of the graft. The bone block is then obtained, either from the patient or from a non-autogenous source 👉 https://bit.ly/injertoYT. 3c) Guided bone regeneration 06:55. To achieve this, small perforations are made in the bone of the area to be grafted, allowing for proper vascularization of the graft. The main objective is to create a space where the new bone can grow and mature, which may require the placement of screws 👉 https://bit.ly/regeneracionYT. 3d) Atraumatic Sinus Lift 07:30. This involves filling part of the base of the maxillary sinus with graft material to obtain the necessary volume for implant placement 👉 https://bit.ly/atraumaticaYT. 3e) Sinus Lift with Lateral Window Access 08:18. This is performed when a greater volume and extent of bone is required. A window is created in the lateral wall of the bone that forms the maxillary sinus. Access is then gained to the interior of the maxillary sinus, and the graft material is placed on the base. The lateral window access is then sealed with a membrane, and the area is sutured. 3f) Osteogenic Distraction 09:09. This technique involves increasing the height of the alveolar ridge, promoting the formation of new bone. This is achieved using various devices that are anchored to the patient's bone. Through successive activations, a fracture and controlled displacement of the bone fragments are generated. 4) Can we help you? 09:34. If you live in A Coruña, at Clínica Médico Dental Pardiñas we specialize in this procedure. If you are not from here, you can request an online consultation with our team of doctors 👉 https://bit.ly/citaonlineCP More information about this type of implant 👉 https://bit.ly/sinhuesoCP More Dentalk videos here 👉 https://bit.ly/dentalkES Follow us on: 👍 Instagram:   / clinicapardinas   👍 Facebook:   / clinicapardinas   👍 Twitter:   / clinicapardinas   👍 LinkedIn:   / clinicapardinas   👍 TikTok:   / clinicapardinas   👍 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.es/clinicapardinas #dentalimplant #implantology