Extraction defect assessment, classification, and management.

Nicholas Caplanis; Jaime L Lozada; Joseph Y K Kan

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Extraction defect assessment, classification, and management.

Nicholas Caplanis·Jaime L Lozada·Joseph Y K Kan

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Tooth extraction is a traumatic procedure initiating a complex cascade of biochemical and histologic events that inevitably lead to a reduction of alveolar bone and soft tissue. These tissue alterations often lead to an esthetic compromise of the future implant restoration. The hard- and soft-tissue architecture surrounding the extraction defect largely dictates the course of dental implant treatment. The EDS or extraction-defect sounding classification is a novel system introduced to simplify the decision-making process when planning for dental implant therapy following tooth extraction. Dental implant treatment guidelines based on the EDS classification are discussed. A review of pretreatment evaluations necessary to prepare for esthetic implant procedures is also presented.

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Nicholas Caplanis, Jaime L Lozada, Joseph Y K Kan. 2005. Extraction defect assessment, classification, and management.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16463907/

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