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COMPLICATIONS

Single Maxillary Anterior

CSUAC-1001: Heavy occlusion (7mins 52secs)
CSUAC-1002: Too labial / over contouring (5mins 23secs)
CSUAC-1003: Prosthetic indication of implant placement (7mins 53secs)
CSUAC-1004: Insufficient depth (5mins 37secs)
CSUAC-1005: Immediate re-implantation (5mins 23secs)
CSUAC-1006: Diabetic / smoker (15mins 42secs)
CSUAC-1007: Failed #21 (6mins 51secs)
CSUAC-1008: Root tips must be completly removed (15mins 57secs)
CSUAC-1009: Recessed roots (13mins 9secs)
CSUAC-1010: Difficult patients (5mins 15secs)

 

Single Maxillary Posterior

CSUPC-1001: Sinus perforation (4mins 26secs)
CSUPC-1003: Bone loss (7mins 19secs)
CSUPC-1004: Loose retaining screw (49secs)
CSUPC-1005: Consecutive implant placement (7mins 54secs)

Single Mandibular Anterior

CSLAS-1001: Anatomical jaw risk (6mins 43secs)

 

Single Mandibular Posterior

CSLPS-1001: Prosthetic failure (11mins 9secs)

Partial Maxillary Anterior

CPUAS-1001: Loose Prosthesis (1min 20secs)
CPUAS-1002: Insufficient bone (14mins 28secs)
CPUAS-1003: Incorrect Position (13mins 22secs)

Partial Maxillary Posterior

CPUPS-1001: Perforation of sinus (23mins 19secs)
CPUPS-1002: Sinus grafting (23mins 53secs)
CPUPS-1003: Incomplete healing (15mins 40secs)
CPUPS-1004: Normal failure (5mins 55secs)
CPUPS-1005: Overloading of implant (7mins 57secs)
CPUPS-1006: Large implant site (7mins 59secs)
CPUPS-1007: Implant in sinus (7mins 55secs)
CPUPS-1008: Prosthetic accuracy indexing (7mins 58secs)
CPUPS-1009: Proper treatment planning (7mins 56secs)

 

Partial Mandibular Posterior

CPLPS-1001: Initial implant failure (22mins 38secs)
CPLPS-1002: Failed #35 (6mins 25 secs)
CPLPS-1003: Prosthetic failure (14mins 48secs)
CPLPS-1004: Diabetic & smoker (4mins 1sec)

 

Scenario: Single Maxillary Anterior

CSUAC-1001

Lessons learned:

  • Complication arises from heavy occlusion and premature loading.
  • Soft tissue in implant site during instrumentation.

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Scenario: Single Maxillary Posterior

CSUPC-1001

Lessons learned:

  • Failure caused by sinus perforation.

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Scenario: Single Mandibular Anterior

CSLAS-1001

Lessons learned:

  • Bone loss due to root fracture. Delayed extraction of fractured root compromises implant site.
  • Anatomical jaw - risky
  • Second failure due to buccal fenestration
  • Soft tissue must be cleaned out from implant site before drilling.

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Scenario: Single Mandibular Posterior

CSLPS-1001

Lessons learned:

  • Prosthetic failure: remake prosthesis by maximize splinting.
  • Cause of failure of #44 implant may be due to remnant soft tissue in implant site during drilling.
  • Prosthetic failure: how a fractured abutment screw should be removed.
  • When pain occurs, crown should be removed and implant checked for stability. Healing ball may be placed on the implant instead of crown to avoid early loading of the implant.
  • Implant failure dealt by tightening implant.

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Scenario: Partial Maxillary Anterior

CPUAS-1001

Lessons learned:

  • Remove remaining portion of retaining screw.
  • How to fill.

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Scenario: Partial Maxillary Posterior

CPUPS-1001

Lessons learned:

  • Patients with insufficient bone may require grafting prior to implant placement
  • Insufficient bone is good for intergration, but not for function.
  • If the framework does not fit, it can be sectioned and luted (2nd impression required if prosthesis does not fit).
  • Perforation of sinus

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Scenario: Partial Mandibular Anterior

 

 

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Scenario: Partial Mandibular Posterior

CPLPS-1001

Lessons learned:

  • Do not place immediate implant and immediate prosthesis after initial implant failure.
  • Critical implant failure is managed by filling the failed implant coping with resin and cementing the prosthesis to the implant.
  • Infected area must be cleaned well and allowed to heal.

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Scenario: Edentulous Maxilla

 

 

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Scenario: Edentulous Mandibular

 

 

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