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Pre-Operative view: Fractured maxillary tooth 11#
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A 22-year-old male patient in excellent health reported with tooth fracture in maxillary anterior jaw region 11# and the clinical crown had been lost (Figure 1).
CBCT revealing remaining root stump with intact buccal and palatal cortical plate
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The cross-sectional CBCT data was visualized which revealed that the thickness of the palatal and buccal plate were intact (Figure 2).
Atraumatic root removal with intact socket wall
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The remaining root 11# was atraumatically removed (Figure 3).
Immediate implant placement in the socket
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Implant site was flushed with normal saline and betadine to remove any debris and 4.0 diameters and 13 mm length implant was placed in the osteotomy site (Figure 4).
CBCT after 4 months of placement revealing peri-implant bone adaptation
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CBCT was done after 4 months of implant placement, and 3D peri-implant osseointegration was analyzed (Figure 5).
Post-Operative view after final prosthesis
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The final prosthesis was delivered after 6 months of the implant placement (Figure 6).