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Implant planning for partially endentulous patient with Trios
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<blockquote data-quote="Jaemin Lee" data-source="post: 189035" data-attributes="member: 14640"><p>No, I didn't.</p><p>But I try my best to suck all the saliva up while applying the composite resin on gingiva.</p><p>If the gingiva is wet, then the composite can be easily detached.</p><p>And I place markers on attached gingiva not on mucosa.</p><p>The oral mucosa is movable, so if the markers are placed there, they can be displaced.</p><p>In my opinion, there isn't any strict manual for this technique.</p><p>Sometimes I attached more than 3 markers on gingiva so that I could use 2 or 1 of them, even some of the markers are detached.</p><p>If you try one or two cases, you'd see the attachment between gingiva and composite resin is stronger than you thought.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jaemin Lee, post: 189035, member: 14640"] No, I didn't. But I try my best to suck all the saliva up while applying the composite resin on gingiva. If the gingiva is wet, then the composite can be easily detached. And I place markers on attached gingiva not on mucosa. The oral mucosa is movable, so if the markers are placed there, they can be displaced. In my opinion, there isn't any strict manual for this technique. Sometimes I attached more than 3 markers on gingiva so that I could use 2 or 1 of them, even some of the markers are detached. If you try one or two cases, you'd see the attachment between gingiva and composite resin is stronger than you thought. [/QUOTE]
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