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Minimum - 1
Maximum - 16+ (let's throw some mini's inbetween the "big guys" for temp retention sake 😉 )
TOTALLY depends on the type of final restoration you're going to do, (implant retained over denture, vs. fully implant supported bridge vs. a full arch of individual implant supported crowns, etc
Bottomline, there is no standard answer to that question
I saw a pano at a course last weekend of an edentulous maxilla with 24 implants placed (They decided to restore every single missing root with an implant, eg. 3 implants per molar)
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I personally think this is a bit excessive, but hey, if there going to pay for it and they are informed of all options......
bs meter is going off here.
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 32
Maximum (w/implant-supported mesiodens): 33
Maximum: 32
Maximum (w/implant-supported mesiodens): 33
Anybody find this in the literature? I'd love to have a copy of this pano.
Maybe it was from Misch. He loves putting implants in everywhere (and in between).
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That is either BS or whoever did thi should loose their license. I can't imagine how u can fit 3 implants in an area for a molar. I atteneded a course where this guy only did full mouth re-habs and never used more than 8 implants in the maxilla. He restored with 4 3-unit bridges. Seems like an ideal solution
haha, i've seen replacement of every root on a pano before. this was in japan, but i'm sure it's happened in the states somewhere or another.
