What you need is a magic show.
A presentation demonstrating skill at the highest level. A wow factor.
So you go out to town and find the guy- THE guy- the big kahuna, the biggest omfs in town and you present him/her with this challenge; your local nerd club is not placing implants using modern techniques for best results and you want to have a show and shine. A lunch and learn.
And you pick a day and you make a flyer and you send it to your local idiots and you play it up. Its gonna be a big thing, you get lunch and ce points, learn from this big head honcho, it will be big.
Come the day, you have a niiiiice difficult placement but you are prepared with your implant studios, your exoplans, your 3d prints, your titaniums, your guided kit and you show your skill off in a dazzling display of brilliance that leaves them impressed and leaves them wanting to rely or lean on you for each placement because you have all the skill in the room.
Don't even hesitate. Become a magician.
on a case like this) should be indicating where we want the implants. It is up to the surgeon to decide if the patient's anatomy is adequate to support an implant where we suggest. Better yet, if the implants cannot be placed ideally then all involved know and other options can be discussed with the patient. This is certainly better than charging the patient for implant placement and then learning that the implants can't be restored or aesthetics are seriously lacking or possibly that long term survival of the implants is in question because we have serious loads not down the long axis of the chassis.
