In the last couple of weeks, I've seen multiple cases of dental implant failure, all of which were entirely preventable.
So, what's behind these failures?
What can we do to identify and treat implant failures? And prevent similar problems moving forward?
On this episode of Dentist Brian Candy, I share several cases of implant failure that have come through my office recently, explaining how dental labs are compromising the health of patients in the interest of price savings.
I discuss why It's problematic to use non-authentic components in dental implants and challenge restorative dentists to insist that laboratories use authentic parts.
Listen in for insight on identifying open contacts and occlusal overload and learn to address these issues before they lead to catastrophic bone loss and implant failure in the patients you serve.
The many cases of implant failure I'm seeing that were entirely preventable
How dental labs are compromising the health of patients in the interest of price savings
Why it's problematic for dental labs to use non-authentic components in implants
How to identify and address cases where off-market products have been used in dental implants
My challenge to restorative dentists to insist that laboratories use authentic parts
How open contacts lead to bone loss and implant failure
My patient experiencing catastrophic bone loss and implant failure due to occlusal overload (and how it could have been avoided)
What ideal occlusal contact with implant-supported restorations looks like
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