Modified Palatal Roll Technique (Roll-Up Technique)
A pedicle grafting technique using connective tissue to correct soft tissue width deficiency.
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Length: 5 Minutes
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About this video
This case integrates the modified palatal roll technique with implant placement in the posterior right maxilla. The lack of soft tissue volume is addressed using a connective tissue graft, harvested from the palatal side via a trap-door approach, maintaining vascularization.
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- Ridge preservation at the time of implant extraction.
- 3D ridge augmentation (vertical and horizontal) using an autologous onlay bone block graft.
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Length: 42 Minutes
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Length: 37 Minutes
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Length: 15 Minutes
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Ridge Preservation and 3D Augmentation Following Failed Implant Removal
A two-step augmentation approach after failed implant removal:
Ridge Preservation in infected site, Pedicled Buccal Fat Graft prior to Implantation in the Atrophic Posterior Maxilla
Comprehensive bone augmentation, including ridge preservation, vertical augmentation with autologous bone graft (OBG), and maxillary sinus augmentation, performed immediately after the removal of infected, failed implants in the posterior atrophic maxilla.
Ridge Preservation, Sinus Augmentation, and Pedicled Buccal Fat Graft in an Infected Site Before Implantation in the Atrophic Posterior Maxilla
Bone augmentation, including ridge preservation and maxillary sinus augmentation, is performed in the posterior atrophic maxilla following the removal of an infected tooth.