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case_images: Clinical example of a flapless maxillary case: (A) Mucosa-supported stackable guide; (B) Surgical guide for regular implant surgery, shown here tried in on top of (A) stackable guide; (C) Surgical guide for TI placement, shown here tried in on top of (A) stackable guide; (D) TI position after guided placement; (E) Surgical guide for regular implant placement supported on TIs; (F) Regular implant position after guided placement; (G) Position of provisional prosthesis; (H) Provisional prosthesis retained on TIs.
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case_images: Clinical example of a TI- supported guide that allows for a flap to be raised for bone reconstructive purposes. Note that this is one of the main benefits compared to a mucosa supported guide where a flap can't be raised. (A) TI-supported guide (B) Regular implant placement on a TI-supported surgical guide.
case_images: CID-27-0-g004.jpg
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case_images: (A) Mucosa-supported stackable guide used to support (B) and (C) for implant surgery; (B) Surgical guide for TI placement; (C) Surgical guide for regular implant placement; (D) Provisional prosthesis with holes to be picked up on TIs.
case_images: CID-27-0-g005.jpg
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case_images: (A) Initial panoramic radiograph (pretreatment); (B) Position of regular implants and TIs postsurgery in the maxilla and mandible; (C) Loading of provisional prostheses onto maxillary TIs and onto mandibular TIs and one regular implant that was already in the jaw pretreatment; (D) Final fixed prostheses in the maxilla and mandible supported by regular implants.
case_images: CID-27-0-g002.jpg
case_images: PMC11798889_01_CID-27-0-g002.jpg
case_images: cid13396-fig-0004