A revolutionary innovation for the immediate placement into a molar extraction socket The immediate placement of a conventional dental implant into a molar extraction socket poses a number of difficulties. Most significantly, the size and shape of the multi-rooted socket is not suited for the optimal placement of a typical implant, often resulting in compromised implant positioning, poor primary stability orthe inability to place an implant at all. This may result in a waiting period of 3-4 months to allow for healing before attempting to place an implant. Often, the healed site presents with...

A maxillary first molar to be removed De-corinate the molar tooth Start site preparation round burr or harpoon type initiation drill 2mm twist drill 3.5 or 4mm tapered drill (a 5mm tapered drill is optional) Images are for illustration purposes only and do not necessarily accurately represent the product.

Spilt roots with high speed burr and elevate root remnants Examine socket and ensure all remnants and any infection is removed If the tap is not stable, move to the next size up tap Introduce tap into socket and tap the site to ideal depth of implant Ensure that the molar socket is intact and that the buccal plate is not Introduce the implant until it is stable and 1 mm below the lowest part of cracked ridge South Africa Southern Implants (Pty) Lid. Tel:+2712 6671046 Fax +2712 6671029 [email protected] America I Asia Southern Implants Inc. M+1949 273 8505 Fax+1949 273 8508 [email protected]...