Recently, following the publication of one of my videos, some colleagues asked me how much crestal bone is needed to place a trans-sinus implant, emphasizing that some trainers claim and teach that at least 4/5 millimeters are required.   My…

In the past, I had read online about some trainers suggesting that trans-sinus implants cannot be placed unless there are at least 4 or 5 mm of crestal bone.   To respond to this statement, I had shown a rather…

For the past few days, several colleagues have been asking for my opinion on a new resorbable magnesium membrane being offered by a well-known company in the field.   Since they gave me one to try, I decided to make…

…however before the surgery, my stent mysteriously disappeared 😓   and I had to perform the surgery blind 😬.   Well, actually it wasn’t really blind, because I could see the alveolar crest and its shape, and I knew that…

Today, zygomatic implants pics are popping up on social media like mushrooms after rain.   It’s all about the trend, and if you’re not rocking a bunch of zygomatic implants, you’re not making waves. Once it was about showing off…

Very often, both in practice and in training, we focus on bone reconstruction but skip over what should be a fundamental component of the reconstructive procedure: the reconstruction of the keratinized adherent tissue.   This will be the real barrier…

Very often, both in practice and in training, we focus on bone reconstruction but skip over what should be a fundamental component of the reconstructive procedure: the reconstruction of the keratinized adherent tissue.   This will be the real barrier…

Very often, both in practice and in training, we focus on bone reconstruction but skip over what should be a fundamental component of the reconstructive procedure: the reconstruction of the keratinized adherent tissue.   This will be the real barrier…

Two days ago a colleague asked me publicly on Facebook for advice on this case     The question was whether, in my opinion, fixed rehabilitation on implants could be performed. This article, and especially the video that follows, are…

I confess, in this case detaching the flap for the upper all-on-4 took me a little longer than usual. About 16 minutes. A huge amount if you think about the time of last week’s case. However, this case, although simple…